Leica M Monochrom: best pics
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pechelman
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icebear
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Hi Helen, you're welcome ...
Here a few more:
Here a few more:
Vince Lupo
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Said goodbye to my 0.95 Noctilux, and am testing out my new 50/1.4 Summilux:
Riley Foot by Vince Lupo, on Flickr
I also got a 35/1.4 Summilux, so will hopefully have some shots from that soon.
Riley Foot by Vince Lupo, on Flickr
I also got a 35/1.4 Summilux, so will hopefully have some shots from that soon.
cz23
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Vince, losing half a pound or so must be nice. The smaller the better has become my philosophy.
John
John
Vince Lupo
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Yes the weight was really getting to me, plus I found that I had more 'misses' than 'hits' with the Noctilux wide open. The Summilux is a great replacement, as is the 35/1.4 Summilux, and I'll likely be selling my 50/2 Summicron and my 35/1.7 Ultron.
pechelman
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I'll miss not seeing some of your nocti shots, Vince, but am very much looking forward to the 'lux duo. I personally do love the 50 asph lux, maybe not as a unique of a signature, but wonderfully sharp and smooth. Also such a good handling lens.
Do you have any thoughts of wanting to keep both 35 and 50 longterm or possibly down-selecting to one or the other one day?
Do you have any thoughts of wanting to keep both 35 and 50 longterm or possibly down-selecting to one or the other one day?
Vince Lupo
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No I think I'll stick with both -- I've pretty much defaulted to both of those views, though I also have a 75/2.5 Summarit (but don't use it very much). Having said that, I probably lean more to a 50mm view than a 35mm view, but it's nice to have at least another option when I'm out and about.
As far as my Summicron and Ultron go, I've had the Ultron since new (at least 10 years) and it's proven to be a great lens. The Summicron is also great, but I just thought that the Summilux would combine the benefits of both the Summicron and the Noctilux.
pechelman
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Cheers, Vince. Seems reasonable all around. Looking forward to the results 🙂
MIkhail
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Vince Lupo
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jcrutcher
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L1000536-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000527-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000540-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickrairfrogusmc
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Thanks and this is a good example of just how good the MM is at 1600 ISO.
jcrutcher
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L1000604.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000599.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000582.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickrpechelman
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few more from the past ~week or so
M0000469 by pechelman
an ISO 10K shot at night. The lack of noise and captured detail are so impressive to me on this camera.
M0000484 by pechelman
walked past this at a construction site, inspired a bit by Fan Ho. Not sure what I think of it yet.
M0000495-Edit by pechelman
M0000469 by pechelman
an ISO 10K shot at night. The lack of noise and captured detail are so impressive to me on this camera.
M0000484 by pechelman
walked past this at a construction site, inspired a bit by Fan Ho. Not sure what I think of it yet.
M0000495-Edit by pechelman
icebear
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cz23
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Timmyjoe
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Really beautiful tones Jim. Are these from the original M Monochrom or from the new 246 one? And would you care to mention anything about your post processing?
Thanks,
-Tim
pechelman
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These are my favorites which I put into a member album
http://www.zeissimages.com/standardgallery.php?membercustomcollection=11&showall=1
And even more here
http://www.leicaimages.com/standardgallery.php?cameraused=M Monochrom&showall
http://www.zeissimages.com/standardgallery.php?membercustomcollection=11&showall=1
And even more here
http://www.leicaimages.com/standardgallery.php?cameraused=M Monochrom&showall
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