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M10-P, Summilux-M 1:1.4/50 ASPH

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

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Scottish Highlands at sunrise M10 - Super Elmar 21

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Hello

I'm not really an airplane window shooter, never seemed to bother but flying in to Amsterdam yesterday evening and the light was so good I had to gave it a whirl.

Shooting into sunlight streaming through clouds, through a dirty window is always going to result in some fairly bad results technically, but even though these are a little on the hot side,  I can overlook the blown areas and still really like them.

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Corwith Cramer, Woods Hole

M10, 2.2/90mm Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Thambar (1937)

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M10 35 f/1.4 FLE

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Small boat barn

M10, 2.2/90mm Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Thambar (1937)

 

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On 7/27/2020 at 1:17 PM, dkmoore said:

Your M240 is a great camera but your claim is baseless. I’ve been using the M10M for 6 months without noticing any issues having to do with steadiness. The same with the M10R.
 

**Maybe point to an example or something rather than just lobbing smoke bombs. 
 

regardless, this is of course is the M10 image thread, which is a 24 mpx camera. 

When going for the BEST quality image the use of the Tripod is encouraged. Yes, I do have excellent images unsteadied but when I am doing landscapes at low ISO and want every bit of sharpness my Leica Summulix can give me at F/8 I will use a tripod. The results are superior to handholding. Try it and find out how much the sharpness improves. You will be pleasantly surprised.

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37 minutes ago, Torontoamateur said:

When going for the BEST quality image the use of the Tripod is encouraged.

I agree 100% with this line. However, that was not your original argument. Regardless, both the M240 and M10R are fabulous cameras.

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Morning

At the risk of boring people, a last set of plane window shots, all in a single post rather than multiple. I was actually amazed at how good the detail is in these, might try more in the future.

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Recapturing lost youth -- a challenging Konnex project from about ten years ago was rediscovered in the basement and built again::

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L1003182 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr M10-D M24 Elmarit-asph.

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Totally overloaded by the constant invasion of mass media. So, I shut it all down, walked to the end of the pier at sunset and took the 'cure'. A fine weekend to all.

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

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Orange you glad I didn't say banana?

M10, 4/90mm Macro-Elmar

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Birthday party

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M10 with 35 Summilux FLE

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A pattyfrank sunrise, but 1500 miles to the northeast

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Pleased to receive a "Mark of Excellence" from the I-Shot-It Flower Competition for these two images.

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M10-P, Noctilux-M 1:1/50, v4

Barbed Beauty

M10-P, Summilux-M 1:1.4/35, Elpro 52

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Close inspection

M10 / 50mm APO-Summicron

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