M8 in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

[PrisonersDilema]

Canon 50mm f1.4 LTM

Canon 50mm f1.4 LTM

Tea Plantation harvesting worker with Canon 50mm f1.4 LTM

Turtle swimming underwater. 28 summicron aspherical with Canon 580EX mk1.

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[robklurfield]

Beautiful work. Especially love the turtle. Where were you when you made that shot?

 

[Isca]

didn't you hear, a new upgrade from Solms is to waterproof it.

 

[robklurfield]

... and, only $4995 to perform the upgrade on an existing body.

 

[bottley1]

Seriously, I am about to venture into tropical climes soon, anybody had any problems with damp humid conditions using an M8? 😛 thanks.

 

[larryk34]

I've now used my M8 in Cambodia, Viet Nam, and Galapagos Islands (Ecuador), all three very hot and humid. The M8 acted like it didn't know it was humid. But I did. I worried a lot about the humidiity damaging the camera, so I sealed my M8 and lenses in zip lock bags whenever I went in and out of airconditioned hotels and cars. My glasses would fog up once in a while getting out of an airconditioned car, but the camera equipment was always inside the camera bag and ziplocks. As far as I know, they never had any condensation. Using them "outside" in the humidity was never a problem. The M8 just keeps on going, keeps on focusing correctly, etc., in spite of everything I've read about it on the Lecia forums. Don't worry about it.

 

[hans voralberg]

I'm using the M8 now in Vietnam and has used for nearly one year, it's insanely hot and humid, but I havent seen any problem with it.

 

[bottley1]

thanks larry and hans, responses much appreciated! 🙂

 

[BennyC]

Did you push the colours in PS?

 

[PrisonersDilema]

no

no

Hi Benny

These were processed in Captureone with auto levels applied. No PS.

 

[2REP]

excellent shots! love the 1st one ....

on the other hand .... I should stop coming to the M8 forum .... GAS is trying to take over me!!!!

 

[PrisonersDilema]

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks..

This pic exposed for the landscape was taken with Canon 580EX flash bounced over a white ceiling indoors.

A bee returns to the nest