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The Panasonic 47mp sensor give you more color depth, more dynamic range and better high iso performance than the M10 sensor.

Maybe Leica will please everyone by offering a "small raw (24mp)" option in the next M 😀

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1 hour ago, Kwesi said:

The Panasonic 47mp sensor give you more color depth, more dynamic range and better high iso performance than the M10 sensor.

Maybe Leica will please everyone by offering a "small raw (24mp)" option in the next M 😀

Based on what?

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vor 17 Stunden schrieb dkmoore:

Let's be honest with ourselves here, IF the Leica M cameras and lenses weren't so damn sexy, none of us would be using them (some exaggeration included).

No honestly, " sexy"  was the last thing I would think of when I bought my Leica's . Never even considered it. There are a lot of adjectives more suitable for a Leica M IMHO. 

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10 hours ago, Kwesi said:

The Panasonic 47mp sensor give you more color depth, more dynamic range and better high iso performance than the M10 sensor.

I have been following with interest the images coming from the Q2 and have yet to see that dynamic range or high iso performance is better than images from my M10 and 28 lux.  Given the choice of an awesome 24MP sensor and 25 MB files or the Panasonic 47MP sensor and 90 MB files I will gladly choose the former and even pay more for it...

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vor 11 Stunden schrieb Kwesi:

The Panasonic 47mp sensor give you more color depth, more dynamic range and better high iso performance than the M10 sensor.

Maybe Leica will please everyone by offering a "small raw (24mp)" option in the next M 😀

Yes, more color depth but also more noise. The S1 is the camera that beats the M10 for color depth and less noise at base ISO and high ISO. In terms of capturing clean Highlights and Shadow detail, I have yet to see a FF camera that beats the M10 in the ISO 200 to 640 range. I don’t think these Panasonic sensor capture Highlights as well except at base ISO. I think like the Q2, they tend to blow them. 

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7 hours ago, Paulus said:

No honestly, " sexy"  was the last thing I would think of when I bought my Leica's . Never even considered it. There are a lot of adjectives more suitable for a Leica M IMHO. 

Ha, ok. 

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2 hours ago, ELAN said:

I have been following with interest the images coming from the Q2 and have yet to see that dynamic range or high iso performance is better than images from my M10 and 28 lux.  Given the choice of an awesome 24MP sensor and 25 MB files or the Panasonic 47MP sensor and 90 MB files I will gladly choose the former and even pay more for it...

My point was that you may be able to have both choices in the next M

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On 6/8/2019 at 10:41 AM, pico said:

I have not questioned Luke's technical information before but I must admit I'm stuck with the impression that apparent motion blur due to high pixel counts depends entirely upon degree of enlargement and to see the effect requires enlargements we very rarely use. I'm open-minded and should I ever get a FF camera with ~50MP I will likely find out. Until then, skepticism is in place.

I shoot a 50mp 5Ds.  And I do not double my shutter speed, that's frankly absurd.  And your point about degree of enlargement is right on, but again, when you enlarge more, you generally are looking at the print from farther away, so it kind of evens out...

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I would love to see an EVF native M-mount camera, but as long as it is priced reasonably. I am a film M shooter and need an excuse to add a digital M but the M10 is too expensive. If the next gen M10 moved to 47 mp and Leica introduced a 24mp EVF M-mount at about 6-7k AUD, I would be a buyer and I think it would open up a new market for the M.

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On 6/11/2019 at 8:09 PM, ELAN said:

I would much rather have an improved 24MP sensor with greater dynamic range and iso capabilities than the Panasonic 47MP sensor.

A better white balance and a real neutral color profile would be worth Leica’s efforts too

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On 6/12/2019 at 9:27 AM, Chaemono said:

In terms of capturing clean Highlights and Shadow detail, I have yet to see a FF camera that beats the M10 in the ISO 200 to 640 range. I don’t think these Panasonic sensor capture Highlights as well except at base ISO. I think like the Q2, they tend to blow them.

Crazy talk. Sony a7R -a7Riii beats the M10 in any category I can think of in the image quality discussion. That one example.

 

Lets not chug chug too hard on the kool-aid. 

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vor 8 Minuten schrieb 6bit:

Crazy talk. Sony a7R -a7Riii beats the M10 in any category I can think of in the image quality discussion. That one example.

 

Lets not chug chug too hard on the kool-aid. 

I’ll just repost the links to the RAW files. I have like 140 pairs in that ISO range. Thanks for your reply. 

Edit - let’s start with #158 here: 

 

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9 hours ago, digbyhp said:

I would love to see an EVF native M-mount camera, but as long as it is priced reasonably. I am a film M shooter and need an excuse to add a digital M but the M10 is too expensive. If the next gen M10 moved to 47 mp and Leica introduced a 24mp EVF M-mount at about 6-7k AUD, I would be a buyer and I think it would open up a new market for the M.

Leica had the M-E running simultaneously to the M240 but I believe the price was $5,450, which is still more than your $7AUD. That was about 6-8 years ago so I sincerely doubt a new Leica M Camera will ever get to that price point.

CL with 2-3 lenses can be had new for $7AUD and checks your EVF button with just as good image quality and you can adapt your M lenses. I guess you don't have to wait for a "cheap" M.

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5 hours ago, dkmoore said:

Leica had the M-E running simultaneously to the M240 but I believe the price was $5,450, which is still more than your $7AUD. That was about 6-8 years ago so I sincerely doubt a new Leica M Camera will ever get to that price point.

CL with 2-3 lenses can be had new for $7AUD and checks your EVF button with just as good image quality and you can adapt your M lenses. I guess you don't have to wait for a "cheap" M.

Thanks, but I would still prefer full-frame with a native mount, and the CL styling is a bit clunky compared to the M, though I will continue to keep an eye on CL developments. 

 My target price point might well be too optimistic, but my point is really that there maybe an opportunity to greatly expand the M customer base if they had the sort of model and price-point I'm suggesting. I guess with their array of system choices these days, cannibilisation is always on their mind.

 

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