Post your GXR A12M images

I thinking of getting a low cost tele for this m-mount camera! Recommendations anyone? Nazgulking, 75mm easy to handle?

Hoping to get my 50 soon ... and that may cure my BBB virus.

Another CV12 LTM shot -


iso-lo, f11, 60s, vivid jpeg settings.
 
whats low cost to you?
the M-Hexanon 90/2.8 goes for € 400-900,-- depending on shape, bid-war, etc :)
A lot of them have focusing problems on Leica M bodies (mine had) thus they are often times pretty affordable, yet SUPERBLY capable lenses and work like a dream on live-view cameras (I use mine on the NEX and it is a dream)
 
hjbyeo said:
I thinking of getting a low cost tele for this m-mount camera! Recommendations anyone? Nazgulking, 75mm easy to handle?

Hoping to get my 50 soon ... and that may cure my BBB virus.

Another CV12 LTM shot -

iso-lo, f11, 60s, vivid jpeg settings.
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Nice shot :)

The 75 is easy to handle provided the usual rules on shutter speed are obeyed. Otherwise, there will be slight jitter, as I observed for a number of my shots.

M4streetshooter said:
Darth, The 1st image....! Nuff said...
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Thanks! :)
 
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Two from the harbour in Amsterdam with the VC 15mm

Michiel

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Very nice Rich! Never been to your area... one of these days during bleak rainy winter here we must make the pilgrimage!
 
Rich M said:
Thanks......I think you should ALL come visit........unless Carl really,really loves those Ithaca winters.

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I've already had enough of Ithaca winter and we still have about 3 more months to go. Heading south this year to escape at least part of the cold and snow.
 
I think this is odd......but I love taking pictures of rocks. Here, they seem to have so much, for lack of a better word, identity .

It only makes sense. In Hawaiian mythology, the peaks of the islands of Hawaii are sacred. In fact, an ancient law allowed only high-ranking tribal chiefs to visit its peaks. So, the rocks that in the course of time that have tumbled down the slopes, still contain some of that mana (spiritual power).

I spend hours out there......crazy, I know.

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I took this with my new favorite lens.....the CV 75/2.5 (LTM). Shot at @ f/5.6.

R
 
Rich M said:
I think this is odd......but I love taking pictures of rocks. Here, they seem to have so much, for lack of a better word, identity .

It only makes sense. In Hawaiian mythology, the peaks of the islands of Hawaii are sacred. In fact, an ancient law allowed only high-ranking tribal chiefs to visit its peaks. So, the rocks that in the course of time that have tumbled down the slopes, still contain some of that mana (spiritual power).

I spend hours out there......crazy, I know.

I took this with my new favorite lens.....the CV 75/2.5 (LTM). Shot at @ f/5.6.

R
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Very nice shot Rich with a sweet little CV lens. Not crazy at all. Rocks are very interesting subjects and many, including yours, have interesting stories to tell.
 
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