M10 - the Image Thread

[chris_tribble]

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NOTE - no banding, no IR corruption with black nylon fabric.

 

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NOTE - resilient file - v#1 as shot / v#2 +2 stops exposure

 

 

 

 

NOTE - acceptable noise at 6400

 

 

NO NR

 

 

NR Luminance +20

 

[chris_tribble]

 

ISO16000 after dawn in Warzaw...

 

 

 

unfortunately this forum isn't made for showing pictures at greater scale. So maybe you have a look at it at https://500px.com/photo/196501307/warschau-by-stefan-groenveld

 

Rimlight - check the More Reply Options.  So long as you don't post 100% Jpegs the forum gives pretty flexible resources.

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Rimlight - check the More Reply Options.  So long as you don't post 100% Jpegs the forum gives pretty flexible resources.

thank you, I'll do next time

[chris_tribble]

I've updated the Flickr set with night time high ISO shots. Check her if you're interested.

https://flickr.com/photos/63458818@N00/sets/72157678324481150

[r7photo]

Thx Chris taking time to post more examples, nice snaps,

[SiggiGun]

Hi All

 

Here are my first impressions with the new M10: The handling is as simple as needed and I love it (M3 to M7 style). Image quality is very natural. 

 

 

https://siggigun.wor...ste-eindruecke/

 

In the near future I'll go more in detail concerning image quality related to M9 and M (type 240).

 

Have fun 

[Bill Livingston]

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Superb colour... it looks like you have turned down saturation quite a bit, so you have a sort of hyper-natural, understated colour.

 

What post processing did you do?

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Agree the colour treatment here is the best I've seen so far with this new camera. Thanks.

[SiggiGun]

Absolutely non post processing. Just DNG-JPEG converting by LR. Yes I agree I was really surprised by the natural color rendering. It is the 1 time. Before with M8,9 or 240, It was necessary to adjust

 

 

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[ELAN]

M10, 50 Summilux @ f/1.4

Colors out of the camera

The full resolution image is much sharper

 

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[chris_tribble]

Different theme - What's beginning to impress me is how MUCH there is in these files.

 

OUT OF CAMERA:

 

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POST PROCESSED (LR CC 2015.8)

 

 

100% crop

 

 

I've added some more Cumbrian Landscape image to the Flickr M10 Examples Album.

 

 

[weinlamm]

A short question: why ISO 400 with 1/750 and not ISO 100 and round about 1/200? You should get more dynamic range with lower ISO.

 

 

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[chris_tribble]

Rapidly variable light and I haven't got the auto ISO habit.  When I set off up this trail it was pretty overcast and (using the lovely ISO wheel) I decided it was a 400 ISO afternoon.  Then the light changed (as it does in Cumbria!) and I also saw the shot.  I'm beginning to play with Auto ISO on the M10 and am very impressed.  Maybe next time I'm out...

[BerndReini]

I sometimes obsess too much over shooting at lowest ISO possible to get the absolute maximum dynamic range. I really think that for walk-around shooting setting the M10 at ISO 400 and not worrying about it is perfectly fine.

[weinlamm]

Have a look:

https://www.dxomark.com/Cameras/Compare/Side-by-side/Sony-A7-II-versus-Sony-A7R-versus-Leica-M-Typ-240___996_917_844

 

If the sensor is nearly as good as M240, there should be about two stops (between ISO 400 and 100).

In times everybody wants to get much more with new cameras, it's worst to think about.

Thanks Chris for showing and explaining; thanks Bernd for discussion.

 

 

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Edited February 4, 2017 by weinlamm

[nico1974]

I collected my new Leica M10 from the lovely guys at RedDotcameras today - they seem to be getting a steady stream of stock in. I definitely made the right decision selling the M240 - post processing the M10 files is almost too easy now and the dynamic range and colour is such an improvement. If you are using Lightroom make sure you upgrade to the latest version. I prefer the Adobe Standard profile as a starting point - the Leica M10 embeded profile is OK but just a bit too yellow for my taste.

 

Something that the reviewers seem to have omitted from mentioning is how well the sensor handles wide angle lenses in the corners. Almost all of my non Leica lenses work perfectly with no colour casts and even the Voigtlander 21/4 has only the slightest hint of red on the right hand side. It clears up perfectly with the Leica 21/2.8 profile.

 

The images below were taken today in London with the Zeiss C Biogon 35/2.8/ZM - originals at https://www.flickr.com/photos/nico1974/  

 

 

 

L1001573 by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

L1001568 by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

Dawes Bike by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

L1001566 by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

L1001618-Edit by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

L1001614 by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

L1001614 by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

L1001583-Edit by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

25' by Nicholas T, on Flickr

 

A fool... by Nicholas T, on Flickr

Edited February 4, 2017 by nico1974

[i-Leica]

Summicron 35mm, ich bin auf Summilux gespannt....

 

 

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[Chaemono]

First two shots outside today early in the morning before it got cloudy and rainy for the rest of the day. For color and sharpness. The first time I feel that a sensor does justice to the 50 Apo Cron. At ISO 400.

 

https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-wRkf2r/

[markforce]

M10, 50 Summilux @ f/1.4

Colors out of the camera

The full resolution image is much sharper

 

L1000628-3.jpg

Reminds me of 'Fatal Attraction'.. the movie. Nice shot!

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[otto.f]

This is to demonstrate how lovely and artistically applicable the noise/grain is of the M10 at higher ISO's. Here is 6400ISO, Summilux75, F1.7.

Reminds me of Kodak TMZ 3200ASA, just a bit cleaner (the lines in the back are from a chair, so that you don't think it's banding or so, ).

The grain enhances the beautiful bo-keh effect of the Summilux 75 IMO, especially if you look along the edge of the table

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Edited February 5, 2017 by otto.f