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Leica M8 Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f1.5 (1999 LTM  Version) In Camera B&W JPEG 320 ISO 1/2000 f/1.5

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Hi I am a newbie with a Leica M8.  I found in the M8 a wonderful camera with minimalist operations and a super cool alternative to my M5.   I have decided to got a M8 because  many bad reviews were

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Here's one I took with the M8 prototype I had on loan from Leica for a few months before Photokina. I took this at Photokina 2006. Original was in color. ISO 160. Don't remember what lens I used, but

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You must've missed it in the thread's title (easily done) this is the thread for black and white M8 pictures.

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Isn’t that B&W. Damn eyesight. 
sorry it’s the newness of using this site. I get so involved in the download I didn’t stop to look

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Blew this one up on the apple mac. the grain was awfully similar to film as I remember from my days with 35mm

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With the voight 28mm f2 ultron

f5.6, ISO160 

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 M8 and Nokton 35mm 1.4 @ f8

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Adopted suggested B&W settings. ISO 640. Decided Auto setting. voight 50mm f1.2 Nokton. no filters. 
some post processing on iPad. 

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