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SL 75

 

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Leica SL  35 Summilux-M ASPH LE

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Leica SL  35 Summilux-M ASPH LE

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... and another with SL 75... this lens is extraordinary with fall off not dissimilar to my old 50 Summilux-M

 

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SL 75mm

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SL w Leica S 100mm

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SL w Leica S100 f2

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Stratford, Ontario Canada has a flock of resident swans in its downtown river area.  SL24-90.

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I was privileged last night to photograph the final recital of an early music summer school.
I used the SL and 24-90 and 90-280 zooms, mostly at ISO 1600-3200, manual exposure, and either face recognition or spot AF. I am always gobsmacked by the capability of the system, and especially the quality one can get from the 90-280, especially when the OIS lets you shoot handheld slower than 1/100 sec at 280mm.

90-280SL at 280mm, 1/80sec, wide open. (And I have no idea what this instrument is)

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90-280SL at 280mm, 1/100sec, wide open

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More from the early music recital

Tuning the lute

24-90SL at 1/80sec, wide open. I converted it to B&W because he was wearing an ugly blue shoulder strap. No taste!

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Bass viol
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More from the early music recital

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Fun with the bass viol

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French lute songs. The singer, who was French herself, had a wonderfully strong contralto voice with a distinct woodwind-like timbre. It made one shiver.
24-90SL, 1/50sec, wide open

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43 minutes ago, LocalHero1953 said:

I was privileged last night to photograph the final recital of an early music summer school.
I used the SL and 24-90 and 90-280 zooms, mostly at ISO 1600-3200, manual exposure, and either face recognition or spot AF. I am always gobsmacked by the capability of the system, and especially the quality one can get from the 90-280, especially when the OIS lets you shoot handheld slower than 1/100 sec at 280mm.

90-280SL at 280mm, 1/80sec, wide open. (And I have no idea what this instrument is)

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90-280SL at 280mm, 1/100sec, wide open

What a terrific series! (Some of the credit is deserved by the photographer, as well).

Rob

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I was teaching a Bonsai Photography Seminar at the Fort Worth Bonsai Society this weekend. 

SL, Summicron-M f/11, 1/250s, three PCB strobes.

 

 

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SL 75 @ f2

 

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Leica SL mit Summicron-R 35/2

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SL 24/90

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SL 24/90

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