M7 and Chili

[LeicaFoReVer]

well done, I liked the photo of the print on wooden background, it is like you have 3 frames on a photo

 

[martin-f5]

I like that table shots too

 

[gdi]

we had fun together,
M7, 50mm summicron,
Rollei Retro 100 in Rodinal 1+50
negativ scan

Very nice!

 

[macmx]

Martin,

How did you get the round border edges on your prints?

 

[martin-f5]

Martin,

How did you get the round border edges on your prints?

that's a result of full frame printing and the film holder of my enlarger
so I do nothing special for that than printing on a sheet of photopaper

 

[35mmdelux]

I like that table shots too

beautiful work.

 

[abenner]

I assume the dog's name is Chili?

I thought this was another thread along the "Cameras and coffee" line, just much more specific.

Nice shots by the way.

 

[Austerby]

I like these photos very much and as well as showing well the qualities of the lens and the photographer's timing and composition, to my mind they also reflect the M7 too, in the exposure. One of the great strengths of this model is the AE greatly facilitates such shots with minimal depth of field being properly exposed. I know it can be done with manual cameras but in my experience I tend to use the middle apertures of lenses more frequently on my M3 than I do with the same lenses on the M7 when using AE. That's one of the reasons I sold my MP and kept the M7. Such quick grab shots are the Leica's forte and the M7's AE helps them come out well.

 

[martin-f5]

the AE mode is the reason for what I've bought a M7,
but I often use "her" in M mode like my MP.
I won't sell one of them, I like both and use them parallel.
100 ASA in the MP and 400 ASA in the M7.
The chili shooting was little bit of test driving the Retro 100 film,
and of course my lovely daughter and her friend.

 

[SolaresLarrave]

Very nice job with the photographs... and I really like Chili! He seems to have a very amiable disposition.