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Just a little experiment in stretching the M10's tonal range to the max in direct sun with heavy shadows. 35 f/2 ASPH, ISO 200, highlight and shadow sliders pushed to the max. Just a scattering of black pixels in the dark gaps between the window blinds at right, where overlaid by the tree shadow, and a few white pixels in the highlight on the streetlamp globe. Everything else is shades of gray.

 

Not necessarily pretty as such - just seeing how much scope there is to match the "open, bright-yet-detailed-everywhere" 1960's film images of, say Tony Ray-Jones: http://shooterfiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/possibly-worthing-by-tony-ray-jones-web.jpg

 

Of which I would say there is plenty...with room left over to add back some contrast, or go even brighter.

 

 

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no 1. Set high saturation in camera, no post processing only resize.

Summicron 35/2 V3

no 2. Convert to BW in PS6, resize

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Brighton, Summicron 28, ISO 100

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50 cron, 800 iso

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That image doesn't fit in any of the threads.....however, the Visoflex 020 is absolutely phantastic.....OK, not a piece of outstanding design...but for shooting macro for example it is really great....not to mention the Summilux 28...so sharp...I'm really happy.

 

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Elmar-M 50mm and M10, the building name Kohinoor at Lez river bank

 

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With M10, I like the subtil color hues (as here the "greens" in so many palettes to yellow), the sky was grey

 

 

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That image doesn't fit in any of the threads.....however, the Visoflex 020 is absolutely phantastic.....OK, not a piece of outstanding design...but for shooting macro for example it is really great....not to mention the Summilux 28...so sharp...I'm really happy.

 

Viso1280_zpsoxpdljzb.jpg

 

 

I guess for close up work the Visoflex can be very useful...if not a must!

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London Underground

 

Leica M10, 21 Super Elmar, ISO 100

 

 

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Leica M10, DR Summicron-50 , ISO 100. First, the color version.

 

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Leica M10, DR Summicron-50 , ISO 100. And here’s the B&W version. I’m posting both, as many people want to see the M10 B&W conversions as well.

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Sunny day at the Isarael Museum, Jerusalem:

 

34182543442_aa9d27fe9b_o.jpgL8000618 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

33499154754_24bd2c9c43_o.jpgL8000654 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

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34299722356_1f986128f9_o.jpgL8000638 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

M10/SX 50-asph

 

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