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Do Digilux 2 photos have distinctive look?

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I disagree with just about every word here. :D This is a spectacular demonstration of the D2's capability (and also the photographer's). :)

 

Cheers Pete!

 

That's very kind of you.

 

And. the rain (or water) drops on red. Wow !

What a photograph. What a composition.

Thanks for sharing.

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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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Another couple from Oman:

 

Awaiting clients:

 

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The calm before the day:

 

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Keeping the thread going, here's the picture of tired Sarah with baby Tyler from late November.

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Hi... first post here, thought I'd try and comply with posting some D2 shots. Unfortunately my D2 has gone bust – the CCD appears to be dead and gone. But it's at Leica HQ for a warranty repair, so here's to hoping!

 

I'm not sure about the etiquette, hope that posting 5 images is OK.

 

Balloon riding in Arizona

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Motel in Phoenix

 

Car, north of San Francisco somewhere

 

Big Bird, drowned in New Orleans

 

Wide receiving on a beach north of San Francisco somewhere

 

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Welcome to the forum Malthe! I hope we'll see some more shots ( both here and in the photo forum) from your D2 once it's back from the hospital! I especially like #1 and #4. Perhaps #5 could do with a bit of rotating clockwise?

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Keeping the thread going, here's the picture of tired Sarah with baby Tyler from late November.

I like this one, it is reminiscent of a madonna by the posture of Sarah, especially the hand.

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For me this is the D2 "fingerprint". :)

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Here is the closest I've seen regarding the "Leica glow." The first shot was taken a few days ago during a winter relapse in Montreal. The second shot was taken yesterday. It is my first week with my "new" Digilux 2 and I am extremely happy with the results and performance so far.

 

These pictures haven't been touched coming out of the camera except to resize.

 

I also posted two shots of the Hudson's Bay company in downtown on the photo thread.

 

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My second LC1 arrived Thursday and I did some shooting with it today. I will need to shoot a few back-to-back comparisons with my original, somewhat scruffy LC1 before I can be sure, but my initial gut feeling is that the new one (supposedly one of the last produced) creates a better quality image. In any event, here are two I shot with it this afternoon...

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what serial is it Jeffrey? mines # I4SY002xx

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More Leica glow via the D2, from a paper making factory in Madagascar.

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Hello Forum this dialogue has come just at the right time for me. I have been looking to buy a digital camera and the D2 was my first thought, I can not - do not want to go to the expense of a DSLR of comparable lens quality. I would use the camera for interiors, all slow ASA settings and long exposures on tripod. I do not need fast writng to disc. I also like composing on the LCD screen. What quality would I get? Can I get an A3 50mb image from the camera? that would be usable for use in a quality magazine/book print? Any imput re experience of publication of images. At present I use my M6 for my interiors and am happy with the slides/scans for this use but am aware of the cost to my small museum who use the images and digital would cut costs drastically.thank you for any advice, Tony

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More glow, LC1. Cheers.

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what serial is it Jeffrey? mines # I4SY002xx
It's G5SY000XX and the seller said he was the original owner and bought it from the last batch B&H received, shortly after it had been discontinued. I wonder if the serial numbers run consecutively, in random batches, and/or assigned to production for different countries?
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not something i looked into, could be interesting to find out

mine originated in Germany, and has German language manuals

but i bought it in mint cond from a guy in Manchester, so its been around

 

you seem to be out of the tricky sensor range this time

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D2 - carrying on the thread theme.

 

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you seem to be out of the tricky sensor range this time
Indeed! I wouldn't have bought it otherwise ... although now that I think about it, if the sensor does go, then I'm probably screwed! Maybe the trick is to buy one that's within the affected range so repairs will be free rather than buy one outside the range so that repairs won't be necessary?
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