Couple of photos with the M9

jaapv said:
I never shoot Jpg, so the camera setting is irrelevant (is even greyed out). This was just a normal DNG conversion in C1-5 pro. The highlights were pulled down about 15%. I did not tweak the color specifically. In CS4 just levels, curves. A bit dodge in the midtones on the beaks, that is all.
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As it turns out this shot is of particular interest to me as I'm thinking of doing some wedding work with an M9. Could you show us 100% crop from the original of part the right wing from the top bird. I'm kind of keen to see what the full detail of a very high key subject looks like.
Thanks
 
robklurfield said:
Jaap, these are some great images. I'm sure the camera deserves some credit for the results, but, ultimately, I credit is due the photographer, too.

I'm curious: if you had to give up your M9 and only shoot with your M8, how disappointed would you be? I love my M8 and, with one kid finishing college, I'm afraid an upgrade to an M9 is years off (or never) for me.
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Not too much - although the M9 is a more mature camera than the M8 in every respect, there is nothing wrong with the M8.
 
Lets add an image :) Tele-Elmar 135/4.0 head on Visoflex and Bellows, handheld.

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