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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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Leica Camera behauptet, bei der neuen Leica M10 sei ISO 100/21° keine Pull-Stufe, sondern uneingeschränkt nutzbar. Ich war die ganze Zeit schon skeptisch und habe es heute, als die Sonne endlich einmal herauskam, bei einer Hochkontrast-Situation (regennasse Straße im Gegenlicht) ausprobiert. Ergebnis: Von wegen! ISO 100/21° ist bei der M10 definitiv eine Pull-Stufe. Man gewinnt ein wenig Schattenzeichnung, verliert aber eine Menge Lichterzeichnung – wie bei digitalen Pull-Stufen üblich. Der Verlust in den Lichtern ist größer als der Gewinn in den Schatten. Für maximalen Belichtungsumfang wähle man also, wie auch schon bei der M (Typ 240), besser ISO 200/24°. Allerdings scheint mir der Verlust insgesamt nicht ganz so groß zu sein wie bei der Pull-Stufe der M (Typ 240) – was wohl der Grund dafür sein mag, daß Leica Camera die ISO-100/21°-Einstellung der M10 etwas mutig als "vollwertig" propagiert. Ich denke, bei niedrigen und mittleren Motivkontrasten wird man wohl tatsächlich keine praktisch relevanten Einschränkungen bemerken. Doch bei hohen Kontrasten sollte man von ISO 100/21° lieber die Finger lassen.
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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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An Icy Day in East Texas M10 w/50mm Apo
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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 -
M10 50 Summilux ASPH
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Perspective and conversion to B&W in Photoshop.
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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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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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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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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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I am not sure if this is lack of my knowledge but in the setup I defined metering mode as follows: INFO summary displays: ... what suggests that I rather defined "Center-weighted" than "Spot". Any ideas?
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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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Just noticed that the M-P240 vanished from the Leica website (at least from the German version)... My hopes are rising that the M10-P is finally on its way! Smaller, nicer sensor than my M-P240 and will brass! What is there not to like!
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With the advent of the M10, there has been much kerfuffle. This has got me to wondering (which by the way, is usually not a good thing): Let us assume for the purpose of discussion that one fine morning you wake up to find that a mysterious envelope has magically appeared. Inside it is the purchase price of a new M10 with one proviso attached: You must spend this magical money on photography related stuff, photography workshop(s) and/or travel for the purpose of photography. How would you spend your magical $6600 USD? Would you buy an M10? Buy M lenses? Buy film M cameras? A combination of M lenses and cameras? Other non Leica kit? Travel? Photographic workshop(s) or some other form of photographic training? I am quite interested to know how my fellow forum members would spend their magical free photography money. I am not sure how I would spend mine; my first reaction would be to buy an M10, buy I'm not sure I really need an M10 since I have a perfectly functional and up to the task M-P 240. Free magical money drops into your life that must be spent on photography - what do you do??
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Which wide-angle for Classic car photography and street would people recommend, 21, 24, 28 or 35mm? Currently on SL I have 21 Super Elmar-M.
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Hello, I've got a question regarding the lens correction facility in Lightroom and the "lens correction" that is done in the M10. If I'm understanding the information from Leica, the M10 is designed to give the best images from M lens than any other camera. Within Lightroom a list of lenses are available under the Lens Correction section of the Development module. My question is - should we be using Lightroom correction or just use the DNG images directly from the camera as our starting point for development. This was also relevant for other digital Ms but the Leica statement made me question my Lightroom import settings. I've not done any detailed testing of images with or without the correction. Taking it at face value. Anyone got an understanding of the what should be good practice. Regards, Les
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There is a small panel with a graphic of (perhaps) and SD card on it between the battery chamber and the screw mount at the bottom of the M10 just behind the baseplate. The illustration in the manual shows the panel but does not name it. Does anyone know what it is? TIA - Vikas
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No extra batteries for the M10 available in the USA ? Makes you wonder what Leica was thinking . They introduce the camera ,ship it quickly ....excellent ! But no batteries render it useless for many applications . How do you travel with one battery ? The batteries are made by Varta and cost $175 each in the USA.
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I'm curious about the reported improvements in the M10 rangefinder. Twice in the past decade I've returned from overseas trips only to find that my rangefinder went out of alignment during the trip, resulting in many out of focus images. One trip was with M8, the other with M 240. I did not have the EVF on the second trip, and I have not yet learned how to adjust the rangefinder. So, my question is this: is the rangefinder on the M10 more "stable," for lack of a better word, than previous rangefinders? Otherwise I am content with my 240. I have large hands so the size/weight does not bother me. Lack of video is not important. If I upgraded it probably would be for the rangefinder, if it truly is that much better. I also live 1000 miles from the nearest dealer so I can't go down and check it out for myself very easily.
