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I prefer using a Rigid Summicron on my M8. It s a great match.
So if we register a used M8 we get two filters for free?
Underexposing at 640 can be done with good results, but I use 1250 all the time and even push it. It's not that bad, especially when printing.The reason you don't want to use 1250, 2500, is the noise is a huge jump up from 640, which is totally usable. If you try and push a 1250 file just 2 stops you'll get tons of artifacts. You can push a 640 file 3 stops and have way less noise.

So if we register a used M8 we get two filters for free?
Nicely done Helen.
Sedlec Ossuary?Underexposing at 640 can be done with good results, but I use 1250 all the time and even push it. It's not that bad, especially when printing.
This is ISO 1250 pushed two stops to 5000 with no noise reduction. Yes, it gets noisy, but it does not look bad at full size and prints very well.
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Thanks EVERYONE for your iso /ev tips.....
Fab in fact.. off and running with.the M8 and new possibilities
just shot this with the 28 biogon dark late cloudy afternoon iso 640...ev-1/3....1/750s
L1008232 by helenhill_HH, on Flickr
Only if the camera has never been registered. If you register the camera on the Leica website, it will tell you what goodies you're eligible for. Likely the filters were already claimed, but you never know!