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

[Ko.Fe.]

Helen, I admire you for doing this. And your pictures.

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OtL, great BW. I think, something was changed in new M-E sensor. In how my same old LR4.4 reads them...

I used M-E for entire week and realized what enabling 1/125 as minimal shutter speed has improved my results with M-E.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Thanks Helen and Ko.Fe. Re the 'new' sensor for the M-E, I have been wondering whether it will have the same specs, minus the corrosion, as the old one. On 1/125s, I took this one in Geneva on a cold and gray winters day in 2017, and I think the old CCD sensor renders very nicely:

 

[Richard G]

L9002762.jpg by Richard, on Flickr

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Something is wrong those pictures are way better in rendering than from my M-E. Was it also limited on the sensor?

Any way. 09.09.09 M9 was announced.
This is Bruce Gilden:

Being a street photographer and working in crowded areas where the people are generally moving quite fast, the M9 camera is ideal for me.

https://www.leica-camera.blog/2013/01/17/bruce-gilden-postcards-from-america-magnum-miami/

I'm nowhere near to his crowds and him. But I took M-E on the streets and else.

09.09.19.

I was using only Summarit 35 2.5.

10.09.19

 

[helen.HH]

Helen, I admire you for doing this. And your pictures.

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OtL, great BW. I think, something was changed in new M-E sensor. In how my same old LR4.4 reads them...

I used M-E for entire week and realized what enabling 1/125 as minimal shutter speed has improved my results with M-E.

Awhhh, Thank You Koysta
Lovely of You , Thanks !

Sometimes the M9 makes me feel closer to Eric
Good to keep Me focused... otherwise the tidal waves of Grief bring me to my knees

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Helen, here is only few people here and where whom I could say - we need you.
We need you, Helen. To keep this place alive.


M-E from previous week.

 

[DwF]

Helen,

I hadn't realized until seeing you post your image here that Eric had passed. My heartfelt condolences to you. Seeing pictures of him and pictures he made give a real sense of someone who would have been fun to know and be around.

I hope you can bond with the M9...it's truly a wonderful camera. I miss not having mine but sort feel I do with my MM. Anyway this thread is stronger with your contributions.

Seeing so many really nice images from long-time M9 people here (Sevres, Richard and Maggieo to name 3) as well as newer contributors is a treat!
M9 lives and it rocks!

David

 

[Ko.Fe.]

More from the week M9 turned ten.

M-E with Summarit-M 35 2.5.

From commute to no rush weekend.

 

[raid]

M9 with Pentax 50 1.4

 

[Ko.Fe.]

From the end of the week M9 turned 10.

M-E Summarit 35 2.5.

 

[Ko.Fe.]

From yesterday:

 

[Pedro_fiz]

L1001283 by pedro_fiz, en Flickr

 

[helen.HH]

35 Summaron /M9




watching ... by Helen Hill, on Flickr

 

[Mcary]

M9 CV 75mm f/2.5 ltm

 

[faris]

 

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[helen.HH]

summaron f2.8

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ooking my way... by Helen Hill, on Flickr

 

[Wouter2]

What a beautiful serene portrait.

M9 with Pentax 59 1.4