M8 Customer Satisfaction

[sepiareverb]

Agree. What originally got me started with digital was going to a Kelby workshop and seeing what could be pulled out of the shadows with a decent raw file. I was amazed.

And the highlights nearly as much.

 

[JNewell]

And the highlights nearly as much.

Unless it's 255:255:255

 

[presspass]

I'm into my third year with the M8 and it's still frustrating. The high ISO settings aren't as good as my Canon and the IR filter issue is frustrating since I still shoot about four rolls of black and white film a week. The idea was to have a digital camera that could use the Leica glass. The M8 can, but I have to change filters when I swap lenses between film Ms and the M8 and that's not always possible when I have to work quickly.

 

[jaapv]

It is not always needed to remove the filters for film, and certainly not for B&W.

 

[tmfabian]

It is not always needed to remove the filters for film, and certainly not for B&W.

and you only really have to swap filters when using super wide angle lenses (i'm sure someone can remember the cutoff point, i want to say 24mm?)

 

[swoop]

I hated my M8 for over a year. It was the worst camera ever. Loud, the focus was off, the grip was slippery. Then I sent it in for the ugrade. Got the quiet shutter and new framelines. And they fixed the focus. Then I replaced the covering with griptac. I love the camera now. And it's always with me. Sadly replacing my M7 as my "go to" everyday camera.