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I haven't installed this version yet, but previous times this has worked fine for me. I export my profile to a separate card (before starting the FW process) and then re-import profile via the user profile settings. So far this has worked flawlessly.

Does anyone know what this means? Could it be back button focus for the 'clutch' lenses?

I shot a (very mild) show a couple of weeks ago in Ivalo, Finland. I was using my 24-90mm SL at 24mm. Although they were not very bright (barely seen with naked eye, got a bit brighter for some moments) I found I could shoot at ISO 1600 for 5 seconds with some light to spare, so I stopped the lens down to f/3.2. Sturdy tripod used. I was pretty pleased with this first attempt, particularly how well the stars came out.

Nice! Where is this building?

Just what was posted above by Jess S: you can turn off the automation and use the configurable button next to the viewfinder to select display mode I use "EVF extended" most of the time anyway = EVF for shooting, LCD display for review and setting menus. Good for saving battery also.

I love the tones/colours in this one!

24-90 by day, APO summicron by night, for me it's almost that simple. When shooting music I am generally working in pretty low light in small venues and appreciate a lighter less obtrusive kit. I also (generally) use my primes when shooting candid shots of my family/friends indoors. Out for some landscape photography or just some sight seeing or city exploring I take the 24-90. In the right setting then also the 90-280mm. I am curious to use my primes more for landscape and see how they compare to the 24-90, but am not willing to carry that much with me. If I was e.g. touring in a car or had a base like a country cabin, then I would.

I've been using the leash with my SL2S since late Autumn, with 24-90, 90-280 and some primes. I really like it although imagine a bit more padding (slide lite) would be a good idea in the summer when I don't have so many layers on to give me extra padding I have two cameras and just swap the strap out depending on which one I am using.

Pretty sure that's a Freiburg - I used to have one but sold it (since replaced with a Light line Boulevard tablet, which is similar dimensions but a bit lighter.)

24-90, 90-280, 50, 75 24-90: My 'go to' lens for landscape/candid landscape, general daylight photography. Also when travelling "light" I would typically take the 24-90 and one of my primes for evening use. Having a background as a user of M rangefinders it took a while to 'accept' this zoom, but the more I use it the more amazed I am at its versality and quality (noting that the Summicron SL lenses are on another level again). 90-280: For more 'serious' landscape photography, dedicated photography overnight trips, or on a local excursion where I don't have too much other stuff to carry. 50&75 Summicron SL: For my main passion - music photography, often in small badly lit venues. I wouldn't mind a fast wide angle also but not a big priority right now. I guess the 50/75 pairing would raise some eyebrows. I agonised for months between the 75 and 90 and am happy with my choice so far. I also use these lenses for candid snaps of family and friends in indoor venues. When I shoot larger music events (COVID has pretty much blocked this) with better lighting then my zooms would come back into play. For the future: I would like an fast ultrawide for e.g. astro or northern lights (but rarely have opportunity to do this type of stuff). Also a longer zoom like the Sigma 150-500 would be appealing for moon photography but again I doubt this is worth the investment given my lifestyle and priorities. 🙃

It got me 'correct' with 50mm, my most used lens (although I also more and more like telephoto and 24mm since I moved from M to SL). A nice fun distraction, thanks.

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Beautiful sky in Helsinki harbour this morning. Summicron-sl 75mm @f2