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

[robert blu]

I do not own an M9, just came to this thread because I'm always curious to see pictures...have to say there are many excellent pictures .
Well done everybody, yes I know...it's the photographer not the camera! Bravi!

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Thank you, Robert!

This was the M-E photo I was spotted by Don from Inspired Eye magazine.

 

[raid]

Thank you Robert. The M9 works well at ISO1200.

 

[Ko.Fe.]

My M-E works well @2500 and M8 was doing same @2500 as well. As long as it is enough light via ambient or via flash.

 

[Derek Leath]

Beautiful scene! It must have been cold...

Thanks, and "Yes" it was cold.

 

[Derek Leath]

snowfalltrees by
Derek Leath,
on Flickr

 

[DwF]

Istanbul on Bosphorus

Istanbul on Bosphorus

These are from my Istanbul visit and an early morning walk in 2012.

 

[DwF]

1937 Carl Zeiss Jena 5cm 1.5

Raid,

Nice shot and fun to see the "real" thing (5cm f 1.5 from 1937)

David

 

[raid]

Thank you David. I love using old lenses.

 

[DwF]

Thank you David. I love using old lenses.

That's a really good one and you use it well. Fun visiting this thread, many nice images here.

David

 

[raid]

This is a very sharp lens. I have used it on a m 4/3 camera with internal stabilization. Any lack os sharpness seen here was my fault with hand held photography at night and wide open lens.

 

[jmanivelle]

Untitled by JM__, on Flickr


Untitled by JM__, on Flickr

35 Summilux v2 on M9

 

[jmanivelle]

na Cidade de Deus / in the City of God by JM__, on Flickr

28 Summicron on M9

 

[Derek Leath]

Here are a few images shot over the weekend of a building that was on fire.



Brickwall2 by
Derek Leath,
on Flickr


Burntwall by
Derek Leath,
on Flickr

 

[nightfly]

 

[ThomasM]

 

[jmanivelle]

Aiming higher by JM__, on Flickr

M9 - 35 W Nikkor 1.8 2005 LTM converted

 

[porktaco]

spectacular

 

[helen.HH]

sorry i have not responded...
just saw this

the only thing I found frustrating about the M9 was Indoor Lowlight, hard to do for me
whereas outside low light was easier
we will see the difference between CCD / CMOS
Sent the M240 back to store... a new camera won’t make me happy.., just must deal with the grief

Mega sweet!

Thank You Kostya...Iggy loves You , lol

Super! Really super!

Thanks Robert, I guess it’s all about Iggyand the play of Light

 

[Henry]

I was always worried about the CCD vs CMOS but for me it ended up not being an issue for most things. It took me a year or two of playing with the 240 to really feel like I understood the differences though, and where it shines compared the m9 vs where it falls down.