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M10-P
50 Summilux ASPH
ISO 6400
1/125th at F.8
Boston rowers, shortly before sunrise.
 

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M10-P
50 Summilux ASPH
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Boston rowers, shortly before sunrise.
 

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TYPO. Above should have read 1/125th at 2.8 not .8

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21 hours ago, Adam Bonn said:

it's a reflection of the roof, where I'm standing I can't be (and indeed am not) reflected on the windscreen of the train!

I'm not referring to the windscreen - there is something to the right of it, which reminded me of a rear view mirror, and whatever it is within that thing reminded me of a reflection.  I know I'm just imagining things, but I had to blink a few times to try to figure it out.  

I see a head, and an arm coming up, as if it is holding a black camera.

I know, my imagionation is discombobulated...    Spelling error on purpose.

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Was walking to the grocery store, looked up, and saw this scene.  First I wished for a longer lens, as my ancient 35mm Summilux didn't seem appropriate, but after a lot of fiddling, and different viewpoints, and creative editing, I got this:

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18 minutes ago, MikeMyers said:

I'm not referring to the windscreen - there is something to the right of it, which reminded me of a rear view mirror, and whatever it is within that thing reminded me of a reflection.  I know I'm just imagining things, but I had to blink a few times to try to figure it out.  

I see a head, and an arm coming up, as if it is holding a black camera.

I know, my imagionation is discombobulated...    Spelling error on purpose.

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I think it might be mirror actually, a wing mirror!

I'm not reflected in it though (that's a screenshot and LR was at 152% view!)

 

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2 hours ago, Adam Bonn said:

I'm not reflected in it though (that's a screenshot and LR was at 152% view!)

Oops, enlarging it so big kills the "magic".  I guess I have a strange imagination.  I'm always looking for reflections in photos, to see what's there.  

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On 10/4/2022 at 10:49 PM, MikeMyers said:

I know it isn't, but that thing that looks like a mirror on the front of the train, looks like it has a shiny back, and my eyes keep seeing you with your camera in the reflection.   I know, not possible, but that's what I (think I) see.

It’s probably for overtaking.

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It’s probably for overtaking.

google to the rescue !!

 

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Many continental European trains, metros, and light rail systems have fold out wing mirrors that allow drivers to see down the side of the train at the dispatch stage

 

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On 9/18/2022 at 4:03 PM, MikeMyers said:

It's amazing how much I can forget about how to use the M10 after messing with DSLR's for a while, and it's pleasantly amazing how quickly those things come back to me.  I took one photo today after finally getting most of the settings right, but when I edited in DxO PhotoLab 5, I found that auto-white-balance didn't work for me - so I changed the setting (and the camera) to 5600K.  

I wasn't able to hold the camera steady, so I removed the M10 strap, and put on one of the standard Leica straps like I've used for just about all my cameras - and then tightened it up, so the camera was pressed against my face to steady it.  I think I was a lot steadier many years ago.  I still made errors, but the more errors I make, the more I'll learn how to avoid them in the future.

Like I posted elsewhere, one of my Nikon D750's is sold, and my second one should be gone shortly.  My goal is to use the M10 exclusively.  Either I will get used to it, or it will get used to me!

I'm still wondering if the accessories I bought are good for me.  I bought the thumb-rest that goes into the mount on top of the M10, and after debating for a while, I bought the "grip" that mounts on the bottom of the camera, and supposedly allow me to hold the camera a bit more steadily.  I'm 78, and I need all the help I can get!

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I bought one of the leather cases that has a grip which isn’t too bad, I really need the visoflex for portraits so have never tried the thumb rest, my eyesight is shocking.

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Color Version of the above B&W image...

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Of these two I do prefer the B&W.  Stay safe down there Mike.

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M10-P
Boston, MA. USA
35mm FLE Summilux
August 2022

 

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M10-P
35mm FLE Summilux
Boston, MA. USA
August 2022

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M10 + Elmarit 28 mm F2,8

 

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M10-P 
50 Summilux Asph
Boston/Revere, Massachusetts USA
Oct 7, 2022

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I was intrigued by this, but kept telling myself it's too boring for a photo.  Myself wouldn't listen to myself, so I took the photo anyway.  I guess I liked the shapes, and the (lack of) color.

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Summillux 35 FLE

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