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Thanks Massimo for the reply.

As I see in KR link , indeed there is a filter problem of "hood" in 43mm

secondly you must correct by factor 2-3

http://www.kenrockwell.com/leica/filters.htm

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Henry

 

the problem is the external diameter of the crown, which on the original Leitz filters is smaller to allow the hood to fit on the lens. Any other filter (B+W, Hoya, etc) will not allow the hood to enter.

The factor with the M7 is not an issue, as the meter is TTL therefore it corrects automatically the exposure ;-)

 

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Massimo

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Very nice, Massimo. I like what you're doing with this film.

thank you Eoin,

it is the first time I use it, and I'm really impressed by the result.

I will make some more this summer in Greece and will post the results in September.

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more photos in RPX25 for Eoin 

 

M7, Summilux 50 V2, Leitz GGr Filter, dev in R09 One Shot 1+25

 

 

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Well - to the original post from Mr Doc - I have to say that film, for me, compliments the Leica rangefinder and together they add a joy to the photographic experience.  Even if I didn't get a half-worthy shot it is ALWAYS a pleasure and luxury to shoot film on a Leica. And while I appreciate my hassy and rolli, it's not the same. Surely, the media/format and equipment shouldn't make a difference, but if it feels right, and makes you smile, then so be it.I keep the M9 and MM for travel or projects where I'm taking someone's time to set up a shot, and must review results on the spot.  Otherwise, it's daily film.

 

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Well - to the original post from Mr Doc - I have to say that film, for me, compliments the Leica rangefinder and together they add a joy to the photographic experience.  Even if I didn't get a half-worthy shot it is ALWAYS a pleasure and luxury to shoot film on a Leica. And while I appreciate my hassy and rolli, it's not the same. Surely, the media/format and equipment shouldn't make a difference, but if it feels right, and makes you smile, then so be it.I keep the M9 and MM for travel or projects where I'm taking someone's time to set up a shot, and must review results on the spot.  Otherwise, it's daily film.

 

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these are great. I love photographing in japan!

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Well - to the original post from Mr Doc - I have to say that film, for me, compliments the Leica rangefinder and together they add a joy to the photographic experience.  Even if I didn't get a half-worthy shot it is ALWAYS a pleasure and luxury to shoot film on a Leica. And while I appreciate my hassy and rolli, it's not the same. Surely, the media/format and equipment shouldn't make a difference, but if it feels right, and makes you smile, then so be it.I keep the M9 and MM for travel or projects where I'm taking someone's time to set up a shot, and must review results on the spot.  Otherwise, it's daily film.

 

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As said Gaspar I love photos in Japan

Great b&w shots :)  no "cutting" lines like in digital 

you will come back more often to film you will see

... and Welcome to our film thread LongBoarder  :)

More Japan street photos please :)

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I have also 2 digital M but I don't use

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Pour Henry et Massimo - Marseille with RPX-25...

28456888010_85e20449d7_b.jpgD003 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr

 

28456885250_cbda1dc1bd_b.jpgD004 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr

 

28663838931_5daeebe206_b.jpgD005 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr

 

Eoin great pictures of Marseille the city of my life of medical student :)

Le Vieux port is very nice with his boat and with the fort now the Mucem

Have you visited Mucem Eoin ?

It's RPX 25 it looks like Fuji Acros or Kodak BW400CN :)

Thanks for posting

Gary knows also this city

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For Massimo and Eoin the south mediterranean coast  :)

 

Le Vieux Port at almost sunset

Marseille

 

Kodak Portra 400

M7- 28 Summicron Asph

 

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UCI Velodrome in Aigle.

Tri-X accidentally stand-developed (I know - That's what happens when I multi-task and aren't wearing my glasses whilst sorting films)...

28728837005_9241a768f8_b.jpgD001 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr

 

28111272014_da96c93784_b.jpgD002 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr

 

Eoin also two great pictures blur but very nice and impressive

by a dynamic effect. The second picture must be printed :)

Thanks for posting

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Eoin also two great pictures blur but very nice and impressive

by a dynamic effect. The second picture must be printed :)

Thanks for posting

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Henry

 

 

I fully agree with Henry, the second is a print.

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some "Topolino" in Turin

 

M7, Summicron 35 ASPH + Leitz 1 (Yellow) filter, Ilfornd FP4 Plus in R09 One Shot

 

 

28125558554_ac70a71f1c_b.jpgTopolino by Massimo Della Valle, su Flickr

 

Massimo , Topilino is a Fiat brand ? bella meccanica :)

It reminds me some memories when I was in the south. I had also the Vespa .

For her second car my sister who lives in Marseille will buy Fiat 500 the new I mean :)

Nice series Massimo , many thanks

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Henry

Nice series

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Marseille and les Calanques of Provence

for Gary ,Eoin and Massimo :)

Weather always sunny and sometimes hot , very hot

 

Kodak TX400

MP-35 Summilux Asph

 

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the problem is the external diameter of the crown, which on the original Leitz filters is smaller to allow the hood to fit on the lens. Any other filter (B+W, Hoya, etc) will not allow the hood to enter.

The factor with the M7 is not an issue, as the meter is TTL therefore it corrects automatically the exposure ;-)

 

regards

Massimo

I recognize the problem from my Elmarit-M 2.8/24. I may be wrong, but I thought that some B&W filters were particularly thin and would allow for the hood to fit.

 

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Christoph

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