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@peter: that image was exposed for 30s... The light at the horizon is from a faraway city... The first image I took was even better with stars shining above, but my battery failed me while saving after the 30s exposure and until I finished swapping a fresh one the fog had rolled in... ^^

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M8 + 35mm 1.4 FLE @ 1.4.

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In the Leitz-Park:

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M8, Tri-Elmar 4/28, f:4

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ditto: The forefathers of M8 and Tri-Elmar:

 

M2 with Three-Lens-Revolver OROLF (1960) for three Screw-mount lenses

 

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The Leitz-Park itself:

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M8, Elmarit 2,8/21, f:4.5

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Long Winter

 

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Don't know if I posted thisone before, but I stumbled upon it and, well, I kind of like it. Still something is missing...

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Absolutely beautiful photos in this thread. I'm new the rangefinder experience (Leica M8) and I can't seem to get the clarity and color in my photos (it's the operator, not the camera). I have a Zeiss 35mm f/2 on my Leica. Needs lots of light for a sharp crisp image. How do you folks get the images so clean, clear, and crips?

 

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... How do you folks get the images so clean, clear, and crips?

Matt,

 

Welcome to the forum!

 

I can only speak for myself but I just try to use clean lenses, sound technique, and competent processing. Sadly there is no magic formula.:o

 

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Absolutely beautiful photos in this thread. I'm new the rangefinder experience (Leica M8) and I can't seem to get the clarity and color in my photos (it's the operator, not the camera). I have a Zeiss 35mm f/2 on my Leica. Needs lots of light for a sharp crisp image. How do you folks get the images so clean, clear, and crips?

 

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Matt, for beginning , shoot in "Auto Iso adjustment" (choice in "menu")

Secondly , picture in DNG not Jpeg (or if you want DNG + Jpeg ).

Then correcting with Photo software (Lightroom or Photoshop) from DNG

(as a negative for the film).You will get better pictures

Best

Henry

Some pictures here (another on my "Profile") M8 with different lens :

http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/nature-wildlife/286483-lotus-flower-macroelmar-90-a.html

http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/landscape-travel/285141-cliffs-etretat.html

http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/landscape-travel/284936-claude-monets-garden.html

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i found out today that it means £600+ to have the shutter repaired by Leica. (I haven't decided yet whether to have it repaired and continue with a new shutter or to cut my losses.)

Well I bit the bullet and shelled out £600 on the assumption that the devil you know is better than the devil you don't and it made it back from Wetzlar 2 days ago with black dot intact. The receipt says that Leica 'repaired the shutter' which is still 1/8000th but is now much, much quieter than it was before and is similar to my M240 and the release mechanism is much smoother than the formerly jerky action so I'm a happy chap.:)

 

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One from today: Jaguar XK120 (sadly not mine).

 

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M8 with 21/2.8 Kobalux

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The M8 is great for converted lenses- 1.3x crop factor is easier for making RF Cams for SLR lenses...

 

Minolta 50/1.4 MC Mount on the M8, holds RF coupling to 0.65m. This lens is very good across the center 2/3rds of the image, another reason it works well with the M8.

 

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at F4

 

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- Leica M8 with the wonderful Summarit 2.5/35 -

 

 

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- Leica M8 with Summarit 2.5/50 -

 

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