lenticular11 wrote:
Rotten luck Joe with your M10. I love that M240 28 Summilux shot.
Thanks! Fingers crossed that Leica will have a replacement for me soon.
rsolti13 wrote:
Joe, very nice with the 28 Lux. How do you compare to the Cron? Is it much bigger?
28Lux is very nice - yes its quite a bit bigger and heavier than 28Cron. Hood blocks a big chunk of the VF and there is some distortion and coma, but otherwise it is currently one of their sharpest lens. I like it a lot. I still have my first generation 28Cron, that's a special lens and I will hang on to it.
The nice thing with M10 is that with 1 to 2 additional stops of high ISO, it allows me use the f/2 lens more often. If possible I always prefer a more compact and lighter setup.
Wow - been away on vaction for a few weeks and lots happening on this thread!
Michael - you were in my back yard and didn't let me know?!?
Werner - great images as usual. You must shoot continuously each day of the week!
Joakim - the Summaron is looking quite good. I have yet to see one in person...
leonasj - I have always loved the output of the 50lux asph...
retrofocus - what a nice sunset!
nicolab - great to see some M9 images.
Ryan - is that really you?! Great to see some more Leica images from you. Your daughter sure has grown up! I know what you mean about the Sony system. I only use mine for tripod based landscape images... Everything else Leica.
Mitch - that M3 looks like a beauty!!
Abram - thanks for the flashback! (Atari)
David - interesting combo!
Allen - the M10 images are looking very nice. Do you find the color output to be different than other digital M's?
Aly324 - what great light! I would love to be there...
Joe - sorry to hear about your M10. With Leica one needs to be patient.
Gary, the first thing I went there was thinking about you should be around. If I were not traveling with family I will definitely meet you up for a beer or an photo trip. Two person Have more chances than one when facing grizzly bear
Gary Clennan wrote:
Wow - been away on vaction for a few weeks and lots happening on this thread!
Michael - you were in my back yard and didn't let me know?!?
Werner - great images as usual. You must shoot continuously each day of the week!
Joakim - the Summaron is looking quite good. I have yet to see one in person...
leonasj - I have always loved the output of the 50lux asph...
retrofocus - what a nice sunset!
nicolab - great to see some M9 images.
Ryan - is that really you?! Great to see some more Leica images from you. Your daughter sure has grown up! I know what you mean about the Sony system. I only use mine for tripod based landscape images... Everything else Leica.
Mitch - that M3 looks like a beauty!!
Abram - thanks for the flashback! (Atari)
David - interesting combo!
Allen - the M10 images are looking very nice. Do you find the color output to be different than other digital M's?
Aly324 - what great light! I would love to be there...
Joe - sorry to hear about your M10. With Leica one needs to be patient.
leetmode wrote: airfrogusmc wroteIn may opinion the M 10 is worth it. It is the finest digital M I have shot with. The best in low light. Maybe a touch better than a 5DIV and really responsive.I agree that the M10 is worth it. The problem is I can't afford 2 bodies right now, especially if they are from different brands. My issue is that I love to take LE photos BUT the way I prefer to do them is by stacking multiple images. By that I mean taking a series of 5-10 second images and merging them to 1 instead of taking lets say a single 1 minute or longer image. I just can't understand why Leica will not allow us to turn off LENR, which kills this type of workflow that I am used to. We should be able to determine if we need it or not and in most cases if it is really necessary then taking a dark frame should be able to fix any problems that may arise.
Honestly, not being able to turn of LENR is one of the main reason I'm holding myself backing from switching to the M10 or any other future Leica ATM. I have only been doing photography for a few years but every camera I've owned previously has allowed me to turn off LENR, so I just don't see/understand Leica's reasoning for preventing us from doing so. I know its a pretty specific problem to have but it's quite important to me....Show more →
To me a rangefinder like the M 10 is about fast paced candids and street work. And for that there is nothing better in the film and digital world than an M. Maybe a Canon or a Nikon would be more suited to really long exposures. Proper tool and all that.