Charles, congratulation for M240! those beach images looks great.
Edward, Great works! I fully enjoy all of them. A little explanation of the place will be helpful But, again, great images.
They said: all kids moving like dancing, what you think?
It is Lebanon indeed. Sorry for not posting any explanations. All shots are in the mountains of northern Lebanon. One of my hobbies is to visit unknown old medieval churches, the one in the photos dates back to the crusades in the 12th century.
Zhangyue, beautiful shots, and the girl does look like dancing
Thank you Rocky, Edward, Hilmar, Adam, Ryan and Michael for your kind words and likes
Edward, wonderful shots! What an adventure exploring old medieval churches Have a fantastic journey.
Ryan, really love the B&W PP'ing with the M-M. Personally my M-M and M240 are very complimentary. So far the B&W conversions with M240 are great and very rich in tonality. The M-M is different, rich but very sharp, and of course wonderful high ISO ability.
Michael, that first shot is just amazing
The M240, I am finding richer in tone, easier to focus, and just love the 3" LCD...finally. The DNG files are very easy to PP too. Sure there are some WB issues, but nowhere near what I was expecting. The best part of the DNG files they feel very film like
Shot from this morning, M240 50 Nocti f/1.0 at f/4
Charles - congrats on the M240! The output looks great.
Ryan / Phil / Allen - Loving the MM shots. Just wonderful!
tthorne - breathtaking! More please!
Edward - I'm really enjoying these set(s)! Very interesting scenery.
Trying out a Jupiter 3 50/1.5. I am actually very surprised at what a decent performer (for the price) this lens is. It seems to be quite cheaply built but the results are good.
Thanks Gary
Anh, nice shots from New Orleans!
Gary, I really like the rendering from the Jupiter.
Andrew, great set of images! What a pair...M240 and 50 Nocti f/0.95
Shots this afternoon of my god daughter with the M240 and 50 Nocti f/1.0, at f/1.0 and 1.4. No adjustment for skin tones needed in the shade here. The sun did go behind the clouds for the first shot, but came out in part for the second. I was also comparing the RF mechanism with the M-M and M240, and the M240 is much better in nailing the focus now.
Andrew, Charles, Gary, as predicted, M9 owner will soon be minority here. Great work.
I especially love the portraits from M240 and 50f1. She sure grow up a lot since last time I saw her picture. Beautiful as an angel.
Here are few from past weekend! Santa Cruz with 35cron V1(an incredible lens) and M9.
I did some similar shots a while ago with VC28. there are lots of Photography opportunity, unfortunately, I have to keep close eyes on my kids as there are so many people around.
I think for these type of work, I can only make them with rangefinder.
Michael, great set, almost abstract in composition and love the bold colours
Another portrait this afternoon with M240 and 50 Nocti f/1.0 @ f/1.0, with side sunlight and mercury overhead lighting. I have also added B&W with virtually no adjustments in SEPII from Lr5. Both shots virtually no adjustments. I am also finding the 50 Nocti f/1.0 is behaving differently on M240 compared to the M9. With the M240, I am really liking the subtly in rendering and the increased DR.
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All by 50lux ASPH from Berkeley Kite festival, last weekend. There were not many kites around at all, I am quite disappointed, won't be there next year, but my kids all have fun there
lovely shots! my facebook feed was filled with shots that showed a lot more kites there, even more giant squid. is it possible you missed the peak kite time?
Charles, I am liking the F1 on the M240. I still have the F1 as well, as I have a direct comparison between the two versions planned as soon as I can find the time... Nice portraits!
Edward, Lebanon looks to be very picturesque. Nice work!
Zhangyue, that 35 V1 is still singin' super stuff!
Charles, loving the Nocti shots on the 240....interesting how everyone says focusing is so much easier. The first shot of your god daughter is just excellent.
Gary, the Jupiter 50 1.5 is supposed to be a stellar lens, looks real good in your hands. All shots have a very pleasing oof area
Andrew, nice job at night with the Noctilux.
Michael, the 35 Cron you have is the goggled version, right? I am contemplating consolidating my two 35s and picking up a 35 Cron I, I love the rendering. Very nice images
Edward, like the Lebanon shots. What scenery there
But, again, great images. 
