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Has anyone checked out the new Peak Design Leash strap with an M10. The camera attachments are now smaller to get through the camera lugs. I like the concept and the company quotes that the loops are very strong however I've just got that niggle in the back of my mind. Regards, Les
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I wonder, Leica Partnered up with Huawei for a Phone, the P9, the P10 and so on. They even sell them in the Leica Stores, all around. Wonderful phones, I got both, Like them a Lot. Now i wonder, i changed from the M240 to the M10, and apparently, there is an app for it. But strangely not for Android, only for IoS. Isn't this something that questions logic? Selling in same-store Android phones with the brand name on it. AND the camera's that can use the APP technology for some functions. Only the both aren't compatible? ... So my question is, is there an Android app for the M10? And will there be one ? In order to restore logic ? Thanks ju
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Through the big window, dripping with rain, overlooking my cliff Looking the stormy sea Shortly before the horizon a ship sails with difficulty Through a rift in the shades of grays in the low clouds An hope of Sun Through a crack in the darkness of my nightmares I can see a dream Through the fog laying down on the fields that flee the sea… [ 161 more words ] https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2017/12/28/nightmare-no-108/ Ph. © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron IV
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https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2017/12/06/city-sickness-404/ 2017 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 21/2.8 Elmarit
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Read it > https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2017/11/27/dream-no-126/ M10, 35'cron
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Greetings! I just returned from my Leica dealer with the M10 (after a lengthy wait), trading in my M240 which I had for a few months to shorten the wait. First impressions in one word: Lovely. But that's probably not news to most here. I shoot mostly portraits, and I'm wondering what your experiences are with the M10 in this area. I typically use the 50mm Summicron, but have ordered a vintage Jupiter 8 (85mm f2.0) since it's supposed to have a very pretty bokeh. What lenses do you prefer for portraits / people? In my experience, working with amateur models, people react very positively towards a Leica M. They seem to be a bit more relaxed compared to having some massive DSLR (with a 84mm f1.4 attached) pointing at their face. What are your experiences? Greetings from Hamburg! Markus PS: In case somebody is interested, I share a few shots of my work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larojima/
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Wintereinbruch im Schwäbischen Wald M10 mit Summilux 1,4/50 ASPH.
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Dear all, I am currently making a big part of my photos with my M(240) + 50/0.95 (also using the 75/1.4) with the 1,4* viewfinder magnifier. In low light I 'd like to have more clarity. I am considering the M10 and wonder if the better viewfinder of the M10 (particularly brightness) is still much better than the M(240) with the viewfinder magnifier (as you need to use an adapter to screw it on, do you reduce the advantage ?) Do any of you have experience with that ? thanks Didier
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M10 50 Summilux ASPH
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Perspective and conversion to B&W in Photoshop.
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Hello all, New member, long time lurker here. Picked up an M10 last month and thought it was time to finally join the forum. Was reviewing some of my photos the other day and noticed a band at the top of some of my photos. Took around 100 shots and it looked to have shown up in 3-4 of them. Seemed to only be when shooting toward the sun. Thought I would post to get the collectives feedback on if this is a potential issue with my camera or just a phenomenon from shooting into the sun? Anyone else experience this? Any/all input is appreciated.
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The midnight road, though young men tread unknowing, Harbouring some thought of heaven, or haven hoping, Yields peace and plenty at the end. Or is it peace, This busy jarring on the nerves yet no outbreak? And this is plenty, then, cloves and sweet oils, the bees' honey, Enough kind food, enough kind speaking, A film of people moving, Their hands outstretched, to give and give? [ 167 more words ] https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/04/06/the-faces-of-the-stars/ Ph. © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron
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Liebe L F B - Freunde, wir wünschen Euch ein gesundes neues Jahr. Der LFB ist nun auch im 4. Jahr aktiv und so laden wir Euch hiermit recht herzlich zum 17. Berliner Leica Fotografen Treffen am Donnerstag den 08.02.2018 ab 18:30 Uhr ein. Wir treffen uns wieder im: Restaurant Berliner Hof Hildegardstr. 14 10715 Berlin (Wilmersdorf) http://restaurant-berliner-hof.de/ Es freut uns besonders dieses mal zwei aussergewöhnlich Vorträge anbieten zu können: 1. Detlef Bradel zeigt uns seine Kunst des "Action painting" 2. Ditmar Rücker Afrika "Wild Life" Bilder seiner Reise vom Januar 2018 3. Weiterhin werden wir kurz über die Zukunft des LFB sprechen - konzeptionelle Veränderungen ! Meldet Euch bitte per Mail (LFB@mail.de) an, wenn Ihr teilnehmen möchtet. In der Reihenfolge der Anmeldungen erhaltet Ihr dann eine Bestätigungsmail als verbindliche Zusage. Sollte jemand kurzfristig verhindert sein, so ruft mich bitte an oder mailt an den LFB und sagt ab, damit andere nachrücken können. Meldeschluss ist der 06.Februar 2018, bis 18:00 Uhr, da ich dann die verbindliche Teilnehmerzahl melden muss. Liebe Grüße Klaus und Cord -
https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/01/03/beautiful-catastrophe-058/ Milano, Italy, Nov. 2017 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron IV
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https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/city-sickness-407/ 2017 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron
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Hallo zusammen, für eine Städtereise mit meiner M10 und Elmar 3,8/24, Summarit 2,4/50 sowie Summarit 2,5/90 suche ich eine leichte, unkomplizierte, recht zuverlässge und auch an kritischen Orten (z. B. Aussichtspunkten auf Hochhäusern) erlaubte Stativlösung. Klassische Dreibein-Stative fallen wg. Größe, Gewicht und häufig verweigerter Erlaubnis aus. Benutzt jemand die M mit einem Gorillapod, wenn ja, zu welchem Modell müsste ich greifen? Oder gibt es eine Alternative? Wäre für Tipps sehr dankbar.
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An Icy Day in East Texas M10 w/50mm Apo
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https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/01/11/beautiful-catastrophe-059/ 2017 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron
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https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/03/09/nightmare-no-111/ Ph. © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron
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> https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/03/07/city-sickness-415/ Italy, 2018 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo
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https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/02/21/beautiful-catastrophe-063/ Milano, Italy, Dec. 2017 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron IV
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[ I did not find a pertinent thread via forum search; if this is a duplicate question, please be so kind to provide a link, otherwise feel free to answer ] What adapters can be reliably used on the M10 for e.g. a classic LTM Elmar 50 mm in your experience? In older threads (pre M10), the three most widely recommended were - Original Leitz (50mm seems to be a bit scarce on the market) - Voigtländer - CameraQuest/ Rayqual (seem unavailable in Europe) The M10 has been reported to be more finicky with regard to 6 bit coding. Is it also more of a diva with regard to adapters? I have read the caveats about collapsing; now I am looking out for an adapter... Thanks, Mathias
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Dear M10 Friends and Users: I am wondering if any one has tried to use the Lightpix Flash Q20 with the digital Leica M. If you are not aware, Lightpix Flash Q20 is a cheap and wireless method of using flash with cameras. Here's a video on Youtube. From the FlickR page, I found this photo but not sure if they actually used the flash with the camera! Look forward to your responses. I am not affiliated with this company in any way.
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https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2018/02/26/city-sickness-414/ 2018 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M10, 35'cron
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After finally getting my M10 delivered to me last November, I was chomping at the bit to use my old lenses that I used to shoot with my M6's some 10 years or more ago. They are all older lenses (late 70's to mid 90's) in 28mm, 35mm, two 50mm's, 90mm, and 135mm and all relatively fast lenses (mostly summicrons with a summarit here and there) but not one of them is aspherical. I loved these lenses while shooting film and still love them on the M10, but it is a ROYAL pain to have to mash buttons up and down and in and out of menus to set the M10 to the right lens designation every time I switch lenses and to be perfectly honest, I haven't noticed a difference in the images. I tried ordering new bayonets that were "codeable" on ebay and turns out the screw patterns weren't the same. And at this point, I'm wondering if I should bother at all? Is there really a difference in a coded vs non-coded lens of this vintage besides getting exif data out of the shot? I've seen the magenta color shift in some of the images posted here and elsewhere, but damn if I can find it in my shots. So... are these lenses too old to code? Just the wider ones? Do I even care?
