coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
jatiphoto
Established
6/25/14. M9, 50mm 'Lux ASPH
jatiphoto
Established
6/25/14. M9, 50mm 'Lux ASPH
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
jatiphoto
Established
Tom A
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M6 TTL 0,85 Summilux 50mm f1.4 Asph
Agfa APX 400, Beutler
1911 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost
--s
Well-known
M9/Lux @ 1,4
Vobluda
Well-known
music_healing
Well-known
Curiousity
Curiousity by William Jusuf, on Flickr
Leica M2 and Summilux 50ASPH
Fuji Astia 100 scanned with Epson V700
Sincerely
William Jusuf
Curiousity by William Jusuf, on FlickrLeica M2 and Summilux 50ASPH
Fuji Astia 100 scanned with Epson V700
Sincerely
William Jusuf
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
KingMixer
Member
So, is a lot of focus breathing normal for this lens? I really hope I did not get a bad one on ebay.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
Desert Boots in Mt. Sutro by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr
A little bird told him... by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr
Joe is about to fly. by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr
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Samouraï
Well-known
a year late to say it, but this is cool
KingMixer
Member
m240 Summilux 50mm
2wenty
Well-known
Ive had my M6 and 50 1.4 ASPH for about a month. Just got my shots back and I can say this lens is epically good.
This photo doesn't really show the capabilities of it but its the only thing I have uploaded so far.
"Tell me something you've never told to anyone" (film) by 2wenty, on Flickr
This photo doesn't really show the capabilities of it but its the only thing I have uploaded so far.
"Tell me something you've never told to anyone" (film) by 2wenty, on Flickr
2wenty
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J__
Newbie
Hi guys, I'm brand new to the forums and Leicas. Been a professional commercial fashion photographer for the last 8 years or so, started in NYC and currently run my own ad agency in Shanghai China. Been working with all digital SLRs and medium formats throughout my career, which started as a hobby and was lucky enough to turn it into a profession.
Doing all commercial work really drains you're desire to actually pick up the camera on the days off, so last year I bought a Hasselblad 500cm to spice things up to try to get me shooting for fun again. Love my 500cm but it is massive and not really a suitable travel camera, so picked up my dad's old minty fresh Canonet QL19 from 30 years ago and loved the form factor of the RFs! Recently decided to pick up a mint condition M6 titanium + Lux 1.4 asph and love the thing! It's so crisp and sharp that I feel it looks more like digital than a 20 year old film camera... much crisper than the canonet!
Anyway, here's 2 images from my first roll through my newly acquired camera. Tmax400 self developed in R09 one shot 1:50 @ 13mins and scanned with a 5d2 + 100mm macro. Hope you guys like it! The full resolution is amazing from this lens+camera, can see every single grain perfectly when scanned with the DSLR and full size is very similar to a 24mp DSLR file... kind of wished I went with the pre-asph or a summicron so it's not as sharp and look more like actual film haha. Will post more once I run some color film through the camera.
Doing all commercial work really drains you're desire to actually pick up the camera on the days off, so last year I bought a Hasselblad 500cm to spice things up to try to get me shooting for fun again. Love my 500cm but it is massive and not really a suitable travel camera, so picked up my dad's old minty fresh Canonet QL19 from 30 years ago and loved the form factor of the RFs! Recently decided to pick up a mint condition M6 titanium + Lux 1.4 asph and love the thing! It's so crisp and sharp that I feel it looks more like digital than a 20 year old film camera... much crisper than the canonet!
Anyway, here's 2 images from my first roll through my newly acquired camera. Tmax400 self developed in R09 one shot 1:50 @ 13mins and scanned with a 5d2 + 100mm macro. Hope you guys like it! The full resolution is amazing from this lens+camera, can see every single grain perfectly when scanned with the DSLR and full size is very similar to a 24mp DSLR file... kind of wished I went with the pre-asph or a summicron so it's not as sharp and look more like actual film haha. Will post more once I run some color film through the camera.
2wenty
Well-known
Huss
Veteran
Hi guys, I'm brand new to the forums and Leicas. Been a professional commercial fashion photographer for the last 8 years or so, started in NYC and currently run my own ad agency in Shanghai China. Been working with all digital SLRs and medium formats throughout my career, which started as a hobby and was lucky enough to turn it into a profession.
Doing all commercial work really drains you're desire to actually pick up the camera on the days off, so last year I bought a Hasselblad 500cm to spice things up to try to get me shooting for fun again. Love my 500cm but it is massive and not really a suitable travel camera, so picked up my dad's old minty fresh Canonet QL19 from 30 years ago and loved the form factor of the RFs! Recently decided to pick up a mint condition M6 titanium + Lux 1.4 asph and love the thing! It's so crisp and sharp that I feel it looks more like digital than a 20 year old film camera... much crisper than the canonet!
Anyway, here's 2 images from my first roll through my newly acquired camera. Tmax400 self developed in R09 one shot 1:50 @ 13mins and scanned with a 5d2 + 100mm macro. Hope you guys like it! The full resolution is amazing from this lens+camera, can see every single grain perfectly when scanned with the DSLR and full size is very similar to a 24mp DSLR file... kind of wished I went with the pre-asph or a summicron so it's not as sharp and look more like actual film haha. Will post more once I run some color film through the camera.
Fantastic image Jackson! Please give some background story to that one!
Also - how are you scanning your negs with the DSLR?
Welcome!