edwardkaraa wrote: Gary Clennan wroteI love the variety on this thread! A few more:Very nice set Gary! Really like the not so peaceful looking religion of love activists
Haha. They had the big bruiser there if anything were to happen...
A few short months ago I had basically said I was going to give up 35mm as a focal length to focus on 28 and 50mm. Now, ironically, I’m thinking about buying a second 35mm (the C-Biogon) and selling my 28 and 50mm Zeiss lenses (thereby giving me only 35mm as a focal length for my Leicas.
I think there was just something about using only the 35 on my Portland trip that made me realize how seamless of a focal length it is for Leica M bodies and the other options are making less and less sense for what I tend to shoot with my Leicas (which is primarily street scenes, architectural details, people and landscapes.)
I’ll leave the other focal lengths for my Contax G2
AbramG wrote:
A few short months ago I had basically said I was going to give up 35mm as a focal length to focus on 28 and 50mm. Now, ironically, I’m thinking about buying a second 35mm (the C-Biogon) and selling my 28 and 50mm Zeiss lenses (thereby giving me only 35mm as a focal length for my Leicas.
I think there was just something about using only the 35 on my Portland trip that made me realize how seamless of a focal length it is for Leica M bodies and the other options are making less and less sense for what I tend to shoot with my Leicas (which is primarily street scenes, architectural details, people and landscapes.)
I’ll leave the other focal lengths for my Contax G2 ...Show more →
Yes, indeed! 35mm forevaaa!
You're giving me ideas now... to purchase a 35/1.4ZM in addition to my 35mm cron...
Honestly it’s a super impressive lens optically. I’m a little put off by its size but it is definitely workable. But boy the rendering sure is nice, there’s zero focus shift and it works great in both color and black and white (Primarily I’m a B&W shooter).
AbramG wrote:
Honestly it’s a super impressive lens optically. I’m a little put off by its size but it is definitely workable. But boy the rendering sure is nice, there’s zero focus shift and it works great in both color and black and white (Primarily I’m a B&W shooter).
I might give the Zeiss a try. Yes, the size itself is a huge turnoff for me. But the size of the M10 compliments well.
Meanwhile, here's a shutter drag from yesterdays wedding... Not something you see from a leica a lot
If you lived by me I’d welcome you to come try mine but yeah definitely give it a shot sometime. Though I’d say keep things simple with your Summicron ASPH for right now! Get to know that lens inside and out first.
Elijah wrote: AbramG wroteA few short months ago I had basically said I was going to give up 35mm as a focal length to focus on 28 and 50mm. Now, ironically, I’m thinking about buying a second 35mm (the C-Biogon) and selling my 28 and 50mm Zeiss lenses (thereby giving me only 35mm as a focal length for my Leicas.
I think there was just something about using only the 35 on my Portland trip that made me realize how seamless of a focal length it is for Leica M bodies and the other options are making less and less sense for what I tend to shoot with my Leicas (which is primarily street scenes, architectural details, people and landscapes.)
I’ll leave the other focal lengths for my Contax G2 Yes, indeed! 35mm forevaaa!
You're giving me ideas now... to purchase a 35/1.4ZM in addition to my 35mm cron...
I told you to buy my FLE... F2 isn't for you, as long as there is 1.4.
Gary Clennan wrote: Donzo98 wroteGary Clennan wroteWith M240...I think you have a "few" dust spots on the sensor I will have to check that out tonight. It was BIF with the 28cron!
I know... just givin' you the business Cool shot...
charles.K wrote: Gary Clennan wrotezhangyue wroteHi, Charles, Nice to see you here. I know you have lot of fun with D850, however, I do think you should pick up a M10 and a few Leica glass you loved join this thread. It is totally different experience and you should love the experience as before. I can hardly imagine a life without M, especially during travel. I decided to leave D850 at home but take Leica and RX1 (again) for a short week trip to China next week.I agree. Do it Charles!Thank you guys Yes the D850 is an awesome camera and I do love the FF look and feel. The M10 is definitely on my horizon too as it augments to the style of photography that cannot be replicated by technical specifications alone. Unless you have immersed yourself within the Leica M RF style of capturing images it is hard to appreciate