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It's my first photo posted, from my first holiday with M system in Chile and Argentina.

Perito Moreno, Jan 2018. Leica M(240) and APO-Summicron 75mm ASPH.

 

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In the absence of a photo thread for the typ 240 cameras, I thought I'd start one.   Please support me in this!   Ernst     'Headless' M-P CV21/4  

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M240 35 lux pre asph  

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Hello,

It's my first photo posted, from my first holiday with M system in Chile and Argentina.

Perito Moreno, Jan 2018. Leica M(240) and APO-Summicron 75mm ASPH.

 

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You've made an excellent start!

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I don't normally shoot this kind of scene with my other camera system as they usually came out washed out and muddy. Not with the M240, I know it'll turn out well. 35/2 cron v5.

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On 6/14/2020 at 10:48 PM, icon80 said:

You've made an excellent start!

Thank you very much!

Another shot from the same trip with the same gear.

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A Room with a View

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240 plus CV 35/1.7

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may 2020 lourdes _ I like the keep of the castle of Lourdes...

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leica m262 + summaron-m28/5.6

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Beautiful lights there...

M240 + 35 cron v5

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4:50AM, Saint-Petersburg

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Sunset (Germany)

M240+ Voigtländer 12mm [F16, 1/4, ISO200, no crop] 

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M240, ISO2000, 1/90 sec. For me a 1:1 crop worked best here. It's close to the upper limit of what this sensor is capable of.

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Definitely a little cheating involved in this card trick.. M240 CV 35 1.7 (LTM)

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Still Life

M240 + 35 Cron V5

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Shutter speed was set to 1/180 which underexposed the ambient by about 2.5 stops

75mm Summicron @ (about) F8.5

Godox AD600 in a gridded 110cm softbox to camera left and a Godox AD200 in a strip box behind the horse and to camera right.

 

Plus a fast car outside with the enging running just in case it all went pearshaped...   : D

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Hanging Down the Steps by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 

240 and 35 ‘rit (taken the day I bought the camera!)

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june 2020 saint savin _ This church is nicknamed the " Sistine Chapel of Poitou " because of its frescoes painted on the ceiling ....

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leica m262 + summarit-m75/2.5

 

 

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Foggy Morning (Germany)

M240+ 90mm Apo-Summicron [F16, 1/4000, ISO200, slight crop] 

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Couple from a walk into our home town the other day, quiet streets and everything still pretty much closed up. M240 50mm Summilux

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The Dark Cafe

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240 and 35 summarit 

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