malcolm
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From the rear fins/rudders and the strut suspension for the wheels, some kind of aerocar?
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My customary 2-lens travel kit is comprised of 28 and 75 'crons; find this works well for me. These on an M9. If considering an M8-equivalent crop factor and the M9 "full frame", this works out to effective FOV's of 28, 35, 75, and 90.
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Very well done portraits; I particularly like the one of Scott Pruett (eventual co-winner in DP).
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Capture One and Lion latest update
malcolm replied to LeicaBraz's topic in Digital Post Processing Forum
I downloaded and installed 6.4.2 today. Am using Snow Leopard OS, which works fine. Cannot comment on Snow Lion usage. -
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Michael, Your image brings back memories of the 2 Zone VI workshops I attended in the late '70s and early '80s. If I remember correctly, the camera around Fred's neck was an M2 with 35mm lens - which he used primarily for moving subjects; he also used a Nikon F with 105 lens for portraits.
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See also this thread: Leica 12589 vs 12466 replacement hood for 35 Lux ASPH old
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Assuming you do NOT wear glasses, in which case even the framelines for 28 mm may be difficult to see at one glance - and may require some slight horizontal shifting of eye position to see the full 28mm field of view.
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Something Opel?
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Leica 12589 vs 12466 replacement hood for 35 Lux ASPH old
malcolm replied to menos I M6's topic in Customer Forum
I recently ordered a 12466 hood for use with a 28 'cron, and UliWer asked me to post any additional thoughts or impressions I might have. I received the 12466 hood today, and following are my impressions: The hood is very/ridiculously/absurdly expensive (pick one) - even by Leica standards - and certainly will not be for everyone; It does not vignette the image at all on an M9 (I assume the same will be true for M film bodies); It does vignette noticeably (but not substantially) less on the viewfinder than the stock 12451 hood. Below are a few photos, showing: Front of camera with 12451 hood and 28 'cron lens focussed at infinity; Front of camera with 12451 hood and 28 'cron lens focussed 0.7 meters; Front of camera with 12466 hood and 28 'cron lens focussed at infinity; Front of camera with 12466 hood and 28 'cron lens focussed at 0.7 meters; Viewfinder (partial view) showing intrusion of 12451 hood relative to 90mm frame; and Viewfinder (partial view) showing intrusion of 12466 hood relative to 90mm frame. -
Ronald beat me to a reply. Additional information: I think this a Datsun 1600 Roadster.
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Leica 12589 vs 12466 replacement hood for 35 Lux ASPH old
malcolm replied to menos I M6's topic in Customer Forum
UliWer, Thanks. Just the information I was looking for.