W/NW: M240 B/W pictures

[ferider]

Post samples if you have ...

Roland.

 

[Keith]

 

[Keith]

 

[seakayaker1]

 

[ferider]

Thanks for participating, guys. One more from me:

 

[Keith]

 

[KingMixer]

 

[ferider]

Cross-post from my "M Diary", at this morning's carneval:

Roland.

 

[Keith]

 

[KEH]

Nice thread. Shot with the CV 50/2 Heliar classic.

Kirk

 

[MCTuomey]

Club shooting at the Detroit Music Hall Jazz Café and Cliff Bells:

20150118-056-web by Mike Tuomey, on Flickr

20150123-021-web by Mike Tuomey, on Flickr

iso 6400 90 AA

 

[ferider]

Most excellent, Mike. Have to try 6400.

Kirk, does the Heliar collapse OK ? Thanks !

 

[f16sunshine]

That first one Mike! .... So good!

 

[f16sunshine]

That first one Mike! .... So good!

 

[MCTuomey]

Thank you Roland, Andy, and Helen. Crushing the blacks (my weakness) helps a lot

Lots of really fine images on this thread - well done!

240's iso 5000-6400 can work, not as clean as the MM, but good enough for me.

 

[Keith]

Thank you Roland, Andy, and Helen. Crushing the blacks (my weakness) helps a lot

Lots of really fine images on this thread - well done!

240's iso 5000-6400 can work, not as clean as the MM, but good enough for me.

It's not quite up to my D700 at 6400 .... but certainly not far off either.

 

[ferider]

Smiled when I saw this one, Keith. You must have gotten wet too.

Roland.

 

[Godfrey]

That's a terrific shot, Keith!

G

 

[MCTuomey]

It's not quite up to my D700 at 6400 .... but certainly not far off either.

Good to know, Keith (nice pic). Will help my dSLR immunization plan

Lovely Keith !


i love Resolution and Clarity but what I don't like about Digital is when its tooo Clean
Hence I may love 3200-6400 on the 240

Yes to "crush the blacks" ... rich Beautiful inky Blacks

Well said, Helen. I lose myself in those "inky" depths ...

 

[KEH]

Most excellent, Mike. Have to try 6400.

Kirk, does the Heliar collapse OK ? Thanks !

Roland - The Heliar collapses just fine. No problems. It does have a fair amount of focus shift, so I would use the EVF if I were using the lens regularly.

Cheers,
Kirk