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Seen at the Burghley Park Stamford Country Fair yesterday amongst the wood carvings for sale - she's 3ft tall and 'roughed out' with a chainsaw  :)

 

 

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'Extreme Knitting Demonstration' at the Burghley Park Stamford Country Fair yesterday:

 

 

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Woodcarver at the Burghley Park Stamford Country Fair yesterday:

 

 

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Wood carving for sale at the Burghley Park Stamford Country Fair yesterday:

 

 

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Lady: "Shall we buy it for the garden patio my dear?" 

 

Dog: "Yes please!!" 

 

 

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been away testing summicrons . . . now I'm back!

 

Scarlett has a new house - she likes it!

 

SL with TL 35 f1.4 summilux (nice combination for indoors)

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SL with 24-90

 

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Hi there

been away testing summicrons . . . now I'm back!

 

Scarlett has a new house - she likes it!

 

SL with TL 35 f1.4 summilux (nice combination for indoors)

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Plural :)  … Hmmm … Now which focal lengths might they be ? Sounds interesting!! 

 

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Plural :)  … Hmmm … Now which focal lengths might they be ? Sounds interesting!! 

 

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Boring stuff Dunk - it's here if you're interested:

http://www.slack.co.uk/leica-m-resolution.html

I think Andreas will probably put it up on the blog sooner or later.

Love your last wood carving shot . . . . although I'm not convinced that the dog looks that convinced :)

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Boring stuff Dunk - it's here if you're interested:

http://www.slack.co.uk/leica-m-resolution.html

I think Andreas will probably put it up on the blog sooner or later.

Love your last wood carving shot . . . . although I'm not convinced that the dog looks that convinced :)

Aha!  Those Summicrons.  I've started the comparison files downloading, but won't pore over them until I've drawn a full glass of observing fluid from the tap.

 

I posted some comparisons at infinity with the 28 Elmarit-asph (old vs new versions) a while back, and had similar results.  There was a big improvement wide open, seen on both the SL and M240, but it was even more obvious on the SL.  If you view the 28/2.8 as a nice small travel lens, to be used outdoors and shot at f/5.6 whenever possible, the differences were much smaller.  I would have thought the Elmarit, because of its small size, was the bigger challenge on conventional mounts like Sony's.  I used to have both Elmarit and Summicron, but now stick to the new Elmarit and the Summilux 28s.

 

cheers,

 

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Some shire horse images taken at Burghley House Country Fair Stamford 31 May 2016 - I'm not a heavy horse expert so unsure of the actual breeds.

 

 

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Boring stuff Dunk - it's here if you're interested:

http://www.slack.co.uk/leica-m-resolution.html

I think Andreas will probably put it up on the blog sooner or later.

Love your last wood carving shot . . . . although I'm not convinced that the dog looks that convinced :)

 

I've seen those comparisons and found them quite interesting.  Didn't realize the new lenses made such a difference on the SL.

 

Thanks.

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SL & 24/90

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SL & 24/90

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Mia discovering the joys of mowing the lawn.

 

 

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Cheeky - light not quite so good.

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The pleasures of watching your 13 year old mowing the lawn!

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