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Customize Cont rol/Dials/Dial Lock. At this point it locks all dials. I would hope in the future one could select specific dials to lock or not lock.

I just block the ISO dial so I do not accidentally turn it when putting it in a bag or other way I might inadvertently turn it. As the power button, I like it.

Oh yes, but the bokeh was delicious.

Glad we are seeing through these stupid influencers who contradict them selves at nearly every turn. Wonder if he is a Siuri (sp?) influencer in fact.

Interesting idea and I have a sturdy monopod, but for me I'd rather bump up my ISO a bit and also keep a higher SS so that I can handhold.

Generally, I prefer my own reviews (to myself) rather than some influencer who is trying to get more clicks so that Youtube can pass on to him 10 cents more or whatever. What a world we live in today where no one has their own opinion, just the opinions of others.🫠

I actually really like it. Well done! So you used paint remover to remove the red? And then did you repaint it in black? It has a bit of a grayish tint to it which I also like so that it contrasts with the body black color a bit.

Why? The 911 can get to your location faster than most.😁

Agree.

I have used it with no problems-PD tripod is fiber and very light. I use other setups too, but mainly with my SL system. As an aside about the M11 hand grip the rubber flap covering the battery compartment is terrific. If the grip is not wanted I am sure a machine shop nearby could cut it off so that the flap and A-S mount is still useful.🙃

I use a Korean light box (can't remember the name) which comes with very good metal film holders-35 and 120. Then I put my M11 now on camera stand over the light box and voila-scanned at 60MP. Got an inexpensive 85mm APO Macro lens in M mount for copying using about f11 just in case..

Some people have all the luck.😉

Great news, Ken. If you enjoy it half as much as I am enjoying mine, then it is a hit.

I often use long lenses to isolate what I want in landscape work. Also stitching with a long lens held vertically can have interesting results.