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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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"Strong like a lion and proud like a deer"

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SL with 24mm SMC Pentax

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Sugarloaf Rock with 21 SEM and ND filter 2 minute exposure f11

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Tromso, Norway. Leica SL + 24-90mmSL I was extremely lucky to have experienced the Northern Lights. They were dancing all around us. Moonlight made it that much more spectacular, as the foreground w

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Even nicer with horns. More and more difficult to find, nowadays.   (It's a funny photo, but actually a very unflattering photo. Because cows have much more beautiful eyes and faces, at least where I live.) (Alps)

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Another from Aldeburgh earlier in the day . . . SL, 75mm

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35mm SL APO is a pretty nice lens, F2 and iso50. I find it sharp into the corners and the close focusing is really impressive 

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the pine needles are crazy sharp in the full size version of this, I can just imagine what this lens would be like on a S1R with 47MB and IBIS, happy with the bokeh too

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7 minutes ago, hillavoider said:

the pine needles are crazy sharp in the full size version of this, I can just imagine what this lens would be like on a SR1 with 47MB and IBIS, happy with the bokeh too

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Very pleasant bookeh; and certainly in a completely different league compared to the (for me) very busy/nervous bookeh of the latest incarnation of the 35mm Lux-M...

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Yeah the bokeh is nice, I gotta say not having owned the 75 or 90 summicrons I didn't realise how sharp these lenses are, I cannot get over this 35 

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Yeah the bokeh is nice, I gotta say not having owned the 75 or 90 summicrons I didn't realise how sharp these lenses are, I cannot get over this 35 

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Of the primes, I have the 75SL. Simply fantastistic in my eyes. I guess the SL Crons define a new era in consumer optics (possibly even compared to optics in military and science). 

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SL601 with 28mm Lux M

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The day following a fire at the old Plaza Hotel in downtown Victoria. The caretaker Mike is still missing.

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SL601 with 28mm Lux M

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The sunset light up this maple tree.

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rainy but i had to go for a walk...

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35mm Summicron SL at f/2,0

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"under construction" for month now - but this time not that kind of boring thing as always ( to my point of view)

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Incredible clarity of 35mm SL Summicron, this is about a 100% crop taken with SL. 

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Hello all,
I have a Leica SL and the 24-90 zoom.
On a different thread on this forum, I asked for some opinions and advice on a couple of different 50mm lenses I was considering.
Well, I decided on the Summilux M 50mm 1.4. 
It just came in today, and I snapped a few shots on the way to the dog park.
Enjoy!

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Summilux M 50mm 1.4. 

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