I did Shawn! Now please don't tempt me with your Hassy :-)
1bwana1 wrote:
Congratulations on the new M11. May it bring you many years of greaat photography!
Steve
Thank you, Steve! Just got it today, my first M. Thought it would be too hard for me to use. Turns out, not really. Of course, still lot of learning to do. Congratulations on your new M11 too!
Wotancraft 7L Pilot. I have been using it for a few weeks now and really like the bag and the ability to add interior/exterior pouches. I can carry both M240 bodies with any lens commination mounted (that I have) and my other 2 lenses all in the main compartment. I can also carry my only other camera (Ricoh GRIII) in the main zipper pocket under the flap.
It's very comfortable to carry with a well padded shoulder strap and the magnetic FIDLOCK closure is very secure and easy to operate with one hand.
I also have the 3.5L Pilot when I only feel like carrying one camera and a lens or 2.
Here's my favorite bag from Wandrd at the moment. It's a small sling bag that will hold my M11 with lens and at least two other lenses. The back pocket actually extends below the bag thus fitting my 11" iPad pro. The bag has other extendable storage to hold a tripod or water bottle, phone, other accessories. I like it best in this configuration where I carry the camera with three lenses.
@Chazz5: In my own user experiences, technically speaking, Summicron-M 50 v5 is a better and more versitle lens. But if the lighting condition is good in late afternoon or mid-morning, I prefer the images captured with Elmar-M 50, as they have sense of relaxed feels to them and yet with excellent clarity. I mostly use the Elmar-M 50 with apertures of f/5.6 or f/8.0. But when light condition is less than ideal, Summicron-M 50 v5 really shines, especially at f/2 to f/2.8. Here are two more images from yesterday with M9 and Elmar-M 50 lens (both at f/5.6).
