I really like the first one and the one with the electrical/utility cabinet. The green and yellow look nice together. Didn't know there was a switch to turn homeowners associations off though 😉
weezintrumpete wrote:
Just bought a Leica M9 with replaced cover glass by Kolari. Took it out today for a walk with the only lens I have so far, the 7Artisans 35mm f/2. Shot either at f/2 or f/4-ish without a hood and with an ND filter.
These photos have somewhat minimal editing on them aside from basic white balance changes and shadow/highlight adjustments. I am liking the look of the photos, but am noticing that the color certainly can lean green at times and I'm also noticing some "magenta" look at the bottom of many of the photos. I guess the main question is - is this normal for an M9? It's fine if it is, but I'm sensitive to the fact that the cover glass was replaced and things could be a little different.
I used 35/2 summicron ASPH on old sensor M9 and even an officially corrected Leica lens it wasn't perfect, magenta edges and corners are visible from time to time. But if you don't already selected a 35mm lens correction profile manually in menu, it'll probably improve it.
The cover glass most probably didn't affect the color shift.
jeffersoncasey wrote:
The original sensor M9 wasn't perfect to correct Italian Flag issue, which remedied in the Leica replaced new sensor (but with slightly different color signature).
I used 35/2 summicron ASPH on old sensor M9 and even an officially corrected Leica lens it wasn't perfect, magenta edges and corners are visible from time to time. But if you don't already selected a 35mm lens correction profile manually in menu, it'll probably improve it.
The cover glass most probably didn't affect the color shift.
