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Beautiful images of orchids and I like the B&W work above.

 

Here are two images from the restored dock quarter in Gloucester, England.

 

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Welcome, IanC. Gloucester Docks, like many such old industrial sites, provide a very happy hunting ground. Visited there in the Spring, using later Leica cameras. Well worth revisiting on quiet days.

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When I look back over my Digilux 2 photos, I fall in love  with that camera all over again. There is certainly something to be said about the Leica photos....and for me...it's the softness of the high

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I could not resist !

I have just bought a ELPRO-D E69 for my D2 and LC1. :)

It is like new in its packing of origin and I paid 250 €.

It now delays to me to receive it.

I will thus sell my close-up Canon 250D (58mm + rings)…

 

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Guy,

 

Congratulations and I feel sure you'll be as impreassed with it as I still am after 4 years.

 

The Elpro-D doesn't come with a case - just its cardboard box - but Luigi makes a special leather pouch for it, which is excellent.

 

http://www.leicatime.com/ElproDcaseBrownDiagInside.jpg

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http://www.leicatime.com/ElproDcaseBlackDiagOpen.jpg

 

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Thanks to Geir and David.

 

Gloucester Docks quarter is well worth a visit. And so is the magnificent cathedral in Gloucester. Here is a D2 shot of the cloisters, and one of the stained glass reflections on one of the enormous pillars in the nave.

 

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Superb shoot IanC ! :)

 

 

Information for those which seek a single ring 58/69 mm to fix a macro lens (Canon or other) on their D2 or LC1:

 

43 46 49 52 55 58 62 67 69 72 74 77 82 86 step ring ONE | eBay

 

One has just announced me this site of sale, but that does not interest me any more because I have just bought a ELPRO-D E69.

 

I thus put on sale a excellent close-up Canon 250D in diameter 58 mm (X4).

 

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Hello,

 

I received my superb Elpro-D today. It is very beautiful ! :)

 

But it misses the note of instructions for use which gives the fields measured according to the focal distance as well as the maintenance and precaution for use.

 

Can a charitable heart help me by making me a scan by e-mail of the page in French of instructions for use ?

 

Thank you with you.

 

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The location for this photo was very dark and I had no tripod with me, so I tried to shoot three in row for the first time. It worked out pretty well. Location: Oslo, Norway. Data: Jpg straight out of the camera, iso 200, f. 2.0 at shutter speed 1/6.

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I took these two photos of a friend in the summer of 2010 as he was about to go and work abroad. Sadly it was the last time I would see him; he died suddenly last week.

 

I don't know if they have a distinctive look, but all his friends back in the UK are now looking through their old photos and these seem to draw very favourable comments.

 

Digilux 2 f2.8, iso100, 1/800

 

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Digilux 2 f2.8, iso100, 1/640

 

 

Both are jpegs straight out of camers.

 

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Lester, your portraits are fine by any standards, although particularly poignant in view of the story. Your Digilux 2 proved more than capable of producing memorable pictures of your late friend.

 

Despite the sadness, Welcome to the Forum and continue to enjoy your Digilux 2!

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Condolences to Lester and his friend's family.

 

Those are very fine D2 portraits.

 

Here is another picture from this autumn in England.

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I also want to contribute to the impressions of autumn! Images taken during a trip to southern Germany, near Waldenbuch and in Rottenburg/Neckar.

 

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These autumn shots were taken in the Botanical Gardens in Dublin. The autumn light was wonderful, had to go out and take some shots

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Not superb shots, just superb southern Indiana colors:

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Great autumn colours in those shots.

 

Here is an early morning scene from this autumn in England.

 

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A bit of autumn-light from the vicinity of Berlin.

 

 

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