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Seagull in Flight

Boat in Nordland, Norway

Leica SL, 90-280

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Nice shot!

I see the light was really in your favour.

Kind to share the settings you have selected?

Was it AFC/Dynamic Tracking you’ve used?

ISO?

Shutter speed (I see some movement blur on bird’s wing tips, was it 1/1600?)

Exposure Mode?

Drive continuous medium? ( SL has short buffer )

Handheld?

 

It was handheld.  I was using Face Recognition focusing.  Here is the EXIF:  

Date/Time 03-Feb-2018 10:30:42 Make Leica Model LEICA SL (Typ 601) Flash Used No Focal Length 280 mm Exposure Time 1/345 sec Aperture f/4 ISO Equivalent 50 Exposure Bias -1/2
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Nice shot!

I see the light was really in your favour.

Kind to share the settings you have selected?

Was it AFC/Dynamic Tracking you’ve used?

ISO?

Shutter speed (I see some movement blur on bird’s wing tips, was it 1/1600?)

Exposure Mode?

Drive continuous medium? ( SL has short buffer )

Handheld?

 

It was handheld.  I was using Face Recognition focusing.  Here is the EXIF:  

Date/Time 03-Feb-2018 10:30:42 Make Leica Model LEICA SL (Typ 601) Flash Used No Focal Length 280 mm Exposure Time 1/345 sec Aperture f/4 ISO Equivalent 50 Exposure Bias -1/2

 

 

 

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All photos at 2.0 

 

The SL75 Cron is a gem to use.

Reasonable fast AF (for me) and sharp on focus with pleasant bokeh (to my taste).

 

Lightweight in the SL lens arsenal (should not compare to M lens)

I came from Canon system so I use that as my basis.

 

Please pardon this novice, still learning the ropes to better composition and the finer points of Leica photography.

 

Benedict

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It's fascinating to see how the wingtip feathers work.  Did you get a shot with his (or her) wings on the downstroke?

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It's fascinating to see how the wingtip feathers work.  Did you get a shot with his (or her) wings on the downstroke?

All with SL and 90-280.

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I used the 50 Summilux-SL today and came across a protest against gender discrimination.

 

Less compressed JPEGs here: https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-qSnzdV/i-SGMmL3W

 

No racism, no sexism

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Feminism

 

Short skirts, pimped-up ride, feel our boot in your behind (translated from German to rhyme)

 

 

 

 

 

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50 Summilux-SL at f/1.4, 1/8000, ISO50

 

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Another 2 photo with SL75 cron at 2.0.

 

They are rarely seen together...I am not the owner.

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Lochranza Castle, Isle of Arran, sunset a few days ago. 24-90. Weather was 'average for spring in scotland' and the sun appeared for only a few minutes before rain added to the wind and drizzle .... hence the B&W.


At least at this time of year there are no midges ...... thanks for looking  :)


 


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Tina- Was that using the on-board HDR function for jpegs, or something in post production?

I process most of the HDRs in Lightroom.  I use the in-camera jpeg to see if they need any ghosting removal.  If so, I process them in PS with the Pro HDR; otherwise, I use the HDR available in LR.  It almost always does a better job than the jpeg and I'd rather end up with a tiff to work with than a jpeg.

 

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I'm really enjoying the Summilux-SL 50. The new firmware has made it even more enjoyable to shoot. It's so good that I have not shot my Summilux-M 50 ASPH in a month or two.

 

Summilux-SL 50 at f/1.4

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Summilux-SL 50 at f/1.4

 

Summilux-SL 50 at f/8

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