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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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Leica SL, Canon FD Macro 1:3.5/50 

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...klicken Sie to embiggen the picture

 

In proper German this should be "clicken Sie the picture to embiggen"; but I realize that you must be joking because I'm sure you know that in German the verb at the end of the sentence goes.

 

So, Doug how do you find the SL to be for your type of photography compared to what you have been using? Looks great from this picture.

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So, Doug how do you find the SL to be for your type of photography compared to what you have been using? Looks great from this picture.

 

 

The viewfinder's automatic brightness feature is a problem, I need to be able to make the exposure preview mode sticky.  Once that's fixed my wallet will be considerably lighter.

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Petroica australis, South Island robin (New Zealand)

 

Leica SL, VE 24-90 (90.0mm), f/10.0, 160s, ISO 3200

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I keep asking myself if the SL I own can replace my MM246.  Oftentimes, when I convert images taken with the SL to black and white, I think perhaps so, but then when I look back at some of those shots from the MM246, I am not convinced.  Perhaps I should seek therapy over my guilt for having both.  ;) From this afternoon with the SL and 24-90....

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Second outing with my SL.  Covent Garden, London

 

SL and 90 Apo-Summicron

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Have a nice meal (18th century) The Hague museum Holland.

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SL, 35-70 F/4, Vario Elmar R ROM

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Shrinking lamps...

 

 

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Leica SL, Vario Elmar-T 18-56

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Is there any (visible) difference between the 90 Apo and the 24-90 (@90) ?

If yes, how would you describe the characteristics ?

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I have them both, but have not consciously made a comparison between the two.  Now that you have posed the question, I will pay more attention.  The 90 APO is outstanding on the SL, and it is the lens I use the most with the SL.  Previously used on the M240, the 90 APO proved difficult in achieving consistent focus, and because of that, it sat on the bench out of the game most of the time.  Had I not purchased the SL, I would have sold it by now.

 

I now have a project, and I will post my findings as I discover them.

 

Robert (relms)

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More walking on a Saturday morning ...

 
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all: Leica SL + Elmar-R 180mm f/4

 
I made a minor mistake with this set by forgetting to set the proper lens code for the 180mm; it was set to the APO 90mm lens. One or two frames (not posted) showed the defective inverse-vignetting that the APO-90 lens code produces. The rest were fine as the subject matter didn't lend itself to exhibiting the problem. 
 
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