M8 Photos

raid said:
Thanks for pointing this out. I better clean the sensor. I have never cleaned the M8 sensor before. The M9 had problems with dust spots.
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It's a bit scary at first - I had to wear a sweatband.

I recommend a wet clean with Vdust formula and 1.3x sensor swabs...
 
It took me only 10 minutes today to clean the M8 sensor. I find for me the best method is using a lit loupe with a side cut-out through which I use a pencil cleaner. No fluids at all are used. I see the dust spots and I swipe them away.
 
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First shot Summitar 5cm F2 or CV75 2.5

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Second Summitar 5cm F2
 
M8 shots from a recent trip to Italy. CV 35mm 1,2
Cheers
 

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Three more from a more urban setting...
Btw, what a nice camera!
 

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Photo by "jmanivelle" striking.
Photos done in Italy by "goldchem96",
really look like drawings, with strange artifacts.
I think the photos would have looked better,
way less manipulated.
The framing,the captured moment superb.
Raid really nice work.
Surprised on many that color not deeper.
i have a Kodak sensor and my color, really like film.
 
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