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Leica Q - the image thread

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FHPdoc   

FHPdoc
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21 minutes ago, iQ2 (formerly Infiniumguy) said:

I did not. I was a lot more concerned about a good focus and exposure on the snow. I never even thought about the zoomed mode. Maybe I’ll post the uncropped image so you all can see the difference. Its prey amazing that the Q IQ hangs together at such strong crops. Admittedly I’m not going to print this large, but that was never my goal. 

That makes complete sense--thank you sir!  I, too, would have been much more preoccupied with other things than to mess around with yet another control.  That said, when less pressed for time I can see the value of having the crop capability in camera.  Thanks so much again--and yes, I would love to see the original image!

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Leica Guy   

Leica Guy
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46 minutes ago, FHPdoc said:

That makes complete sense--thank you sir!  I, too, would have been much more preoccupied with other things than to mess around with yet another control.  That said, when less pressed for time I can see the value of having the crop capability in camera.  Thanks so much again--and yes, I would love to see the original image!

I can too. What’s not obvious is I was looking for the cat to walk down a path cleared of snow on my patio. That’s  what he’s done in the past. I was watching that area very carefully and had prefocused the camera on that spot. Then the darn thing comes walking on the snow instead and several feet further away. So I had to quickly refocus. It all worked out. The Q performed perfectly. I like the snow shot much better when all was done. 

 

See my previous post (above) with the cropped and un-cropped shots to compare.

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beauport   

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Paris, the Ile St. Louis.  This trip was a first return since film days some years ago. Paris is truly a photographer's dream, the simplest scene offers such tones, textures, objects.  

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Leica Guy   

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Some people have car hood ornaments. I have truck hood and top ornaments. Wild Turkey, Leica Q (Classic, Number One, Primo, Lowest Cost, Lowest noise, Weather attracting and Available) 🙂

My Q2 is on order. 😀

1/250, f/2.8. ISO 400. 

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Leica Guy   

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12 minutes ago, beauport said:

Visually, spring is making an appearance, though the temperature seems to be denying it.   The "old" Leica Q

Old Q. Love it. I often say I have 75,000 Smiles on my Porsche. I feel the same about my Q. 

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bags27   

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4 hours ago, Spiritualized67 said:

Great capture. The small closet door looks surreal since at first glance it seems like the too-small door to the room.

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Spiritualized67   

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17 minutes ago, bags27 said:

Great capture. The small closet door looks surreal since at first glance it seems like the too-small door to the room.

Ha-ha thank you, my girlfriend said it looked like she was in "Alice in Wonderland."  

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