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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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From 2 years ago; M10 with tri-elmar 16-18-21mm

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Grab shot: M10 v5 50 Summicron

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From todays walk. Elmarit 2.8 90, slightly cropped. My least used lens, my cheapest lens ... and still so nice ...

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M10-P, Summilux-M 1:1.4/35 FLE

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A calm morning at the Bothnia sea, last summer. M10 + Elmarit 28/2.8 ASPH.

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On 2/9/2020 at 12:50 PM, Daniel C.1975 said:

From todays walk. Elmarit 2.8 90, slightly cropped. My least used lens, my cheapest lens ... and still so nice ...

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I always liked that particular vintage of the 90 and also the feel of using it on M bodies. I finally sold mine and settled on the Fat-Tele which was another one that I always liked and it doesn't seem so prone to flare as the thin-Tele that preceded it in my bag. I also had the Elmarit-M for a short time and no doubt the best of the  f 2.8 lenses but I didn't gel with it.

Very nice moment and color with your 90 Elmarit. 

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Three winter scenes from the storms around Barcelona:

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The first with 50mm Summilux, the second two with 28mm Summicron. Still on the fence about replacing the 28CRON and 35LUX with a single 28LUX...

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On 2/2/2020 at 4:47 AM, Graafber said:

Photo is taken with Leica M10P in Oostende. Proud, thanks @leica_fotografie_international @leica_camera “is it’s our pleasure to inform you that the LFI Gallery’s editorial team has selected your image Oostende to be added to the gallery’s EUROPE” #leica #leicagram www.bernarddefotograaf.nl #oostende 

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I''ve been going through the previous several pages, for a photo taken with an M10 that might have been very difficult to capture on a different camera. I especially like this one, with the beautiful symmetry, then that noticeable vignetting, the great depth of field, and the two doggies bringing some animation to an otherwise static image.  If I had a list of check-boxes for everything I try to pay attention to in a photo, this photo would get full credit for everything.  The geometry pulls your eye right into the photo.

I try to make photographs like this, but rarely succeed as well as this photo does.  Nice!!!

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M10 with 50mm Summilux-M ASPH BC

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M10-P + 50 APO

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L1007680.jpg by Peter Saputra, on Flickr

 

 

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25 minutes ago, blacksinner said:

this is amazing. do you mind you sharing on how you edit this photo. love the color. cheers

Thank you! I have just applied an RNI film simulation profile in LR called Fuji FP 100C v4 (instant film). 

I love the look too, but no likes so far make me think that not many others agree. 😉

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56 minutes ago, evikne said:

Thank you! I have just applied an RNI film simulation profile in LR called Fuji FP 100C v4 (instant film). 

I love the look too, but no likes so far make me think that not many others agree. 😉

i’m still new here, is it ‘the done thing’ to suggest edits to other people’s shots ?? For this shot of the girl I too like the colours, but I would have explored a tighter composition, throwing away the rule of thirds and cropped it to a square format with the girl centred just to see how it looks - maybe it would be wrong. Forgive me, for I’m a bit of a cropper, perhaps due to a secret love of square formats or inept framing skills !

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28 minutes ago, Mr.Prime said:

i’m still new here, is it ‘the done thing’ to suggest edits to other people’s shots ?? For this shot of the girl I too like the colours, but I would have explored a tighter composition, throwing away the rule of thirds and cropped it to a square format with the girl centred just to see how it looks - maybe it would be wrong. Forgive me, for I’m a bit of a cropper, perhaps due to a secret love of square formats or inept framing skills !

Thank you! I'm always thankful for constructive criticism. I know I'm pretty wimpy when it comes to cropping. 😄 

So I agree that the picture could have benefited from a tighter cropping. Here is how it looks on my iPhone, and that's probably much better:

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1 hour ago, evikne said:

Thank you! I'm always thankful for constructive criticism. I know I'm pretty wimpy when it comes to cropping. 😄 

So I agree that the picture could have benefited from a tighter cropping. Here is how it looks on my iPhone, and that's probably much better:

 

beautiful, love it so much 

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Thank you! I'm always thankful for constructive criticism. I know I'm pretty wimpy when it comes to cropping. 😄 

So I agree that the picture could have benefited from a tighter cropping. Here is how it looks on my iPhone, and that's probably much better:

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I gave this one your first 'like' !

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4 hours ago, evikne said:

Thank you! I'm always thankful for constructive criticism. I know I'm pretty wimpy when it comes to cropping. 😄 

So I agree that the picture could have benefited from a tighter cropping. Here is how it looks on my iPhone, and that's probably much better:

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I like the first version of the photo much better. I think it was great how you showed the field that she was standing in. It allowed the photo to have the soft brown color of the field's straw/grass, and the colors of the girls coat and everything else. The context of were she was standing adds to the composition for me. I don't so much care for this version.

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9 minutes ago, DaveCollins said:

I like the first version of the photo much better. I think it was great how you showed the field that she was standing in. It allowed the photo to have the soft brown color of the field's straw/grass, and the colors of the girls coat and everything else. The context of were she was standing adds to the composition for me. I don't so much care for this version.

Thank you very much! My original thought was that the field should play a very important role in this picture.

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Three files stitched in PS from the Tele-Elmar f/4 135 

 

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