M9 Alive and ....well- Post Your Pics Here!

[f16sunshine]

Thanks very much Icebear. I've enjoyed your shots lately too, that mural above and those great night shots at 1250 and even 1600 in colour.

This is back to ISO 160, 35 C Biogon again.

What a combo M9 and Biogon c35 Make . I'm completely smitten 😱

 

[Richard G]

What a combo M9 and Biogon c35 Make . I'm completely smitten 😱

It balances well. The Zeiss colour suits film very well - I was using Superia 200 a lot, and I really like the colours from the Zeiss lenses on the M9.

Black and white with the M9 is great too...ZM C Biogon 21:


L1003055.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr

 

[jcrutcher]

I don't believe it has a lot of faults. I love the 2 i have.


With 50mm summicron version 2 fixed

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[jcrutcher]

50mm summicron version 2 fixed

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[jcrutcher]

50mm ELMAR - M

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[jcrutcher]

Zeiss 50mm C-Sonnar

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[jky]

 

[Anil Kalagatla]

A troll under the bridge 🙂

A troll under the bridge 🙂

Also with the 35mm ASPH


Fremont Troll by Anil Kalagatla, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

Sure, Leica lenses are OK too. 50mm tabbed Summicron:


L1000812.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr


L1000625.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr

35 Version 4 Summicron:


L1001161.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

The M9 can do cats, as the first page proved. Need the Nex or new M to focus beyond 100mm? Nope.


L1002052.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr

135 Tele Elmar at f4.

 

[Anil Kalagatla]

Nice cat pic 🙂 I assume you had very little time to take this picture. How easy is it to focus with the 135mm?

Anil

 

[coelacanth]

M9-P with Summicron 50 (v5) in my dark apartment.


Ohai Fu. by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr

She doesn't stay still, but I guess I know her well enough to sense the timing.

 

[Richard G]

Nice cat pic 🙂 I assume you had very little time to take this picture. How easy is it to focus with the 135mm?

Anil

Anil, she stayed a while there, a Russian Blue. The Tele-Elmar has a long focus throw and with so little use since it was made in the '70s it's a little stiff. Fast enough focus nevertheless I think. My enjoyment of that lens has been transformed by framing with the SHOOC finder.

 

[Richard G]

50 C Sonnar. Manual exposure, for what would have been an in-camera automatic metering challenge.


300D by Richard GM2, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

M9-P ZM 35 C Biogon


L1004537.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

Also with the 35mm ASPH


Fremont Troll by Anil Kalagatla, on Flickr

I love the tonality of this. And those mountain shots are great. Welcome to the forum, I forgot to say earlier.

 

[ChrisN]

M9 raw rather heavily processed in Lightroom. Summicron 35/2 ASPH.




HMAS Vampire ... by Another Chris, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

Chris, an M Monochrom would be superfluous for you. Nice shot.

 

[nakedcellist]

I loved my M9. Until it got stolen.. *sob*...



Misja et Wieke by nakedcellist, on Flickr

Lord Jerome by nakedcellist, on Flickr

 

[ChrisN]

Chris, an M Monochrom would be superfluous for you. Nice shot.

Thanks Richard. I'll admit I'm really liking the M9 raw files - very rich and flexible. The high contrast look is easy to achieve, while a soft low contrast appearance suits some subjects better.