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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2480 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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On 6/5/2021 at 4:58 AM, Red Dot Cameras said:

SL2 & 24-90

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Seems to be the day for up-side-downers 🙂

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If we’re not careful this could become a start for a New theme

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Colourful little critter SL2 Pan 70-300

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SL2 + summicron M 35mm

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Stamen of a peony, SL2 and Sigma Macro 105 mm plus 2 ply extender, crops.

 

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Bee in the blossom of a red peony, Sl2 plus Sigma 100-400, cropped.

 

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Sandia Mountain sunset, New Mexico.

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Francesco - SL2 Summilux R 80mm @1.4

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The 'eyes' have it . . . SL75mm at f2.0.  Who needs a 10k Noctilux?

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The 'eyes' have it . . . SL75mm at f2.0.  Who needs a 10k Noctilux?

In my opinion, your image could benefit from one. What I see is a lot of noise in the background so a few stops faster lens would be great here. I know I am pixel peeking, on purpose, because I found your question rather amusing. Besides I’m not sure where you find a (new) 10K Noctilux. In Sydney, the 75mm Nocti is $19,900 ($15,000 in USA money) and the 50mm Nocti is $18,300 ($14,000 in USA money) 😂 😂 😱 

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In my opinion, your image could benefit from one. What I see is a lot of noise in the background so a few stops faster lens would be great here. I know I am pixel peeking, on purpose, because I found your question rather amusing. Besides I’m not sure where you find a (new) 10K Noctilux. In Sydney, the 75mm Nocti is $19,900 ($15,000 in USA money) and the 50mm Nocti is $18,300 ($14,000 in USA money) 😂 😂 😱 

Thanks for your comments and you make a good point, although generally I don’t pixel peep (or peek!).  This photo is straight out of the camera, with no adjustments, and could probably be improved with a little extra work.

As you probably guessed, the Noctilux comment was intended to be humorous, but I would probably have missed the point of focus at f1.25 if I had this lens.  I believe the retail price for the 75mm in the UK is £10,700 but can be bought for £10,250 (or thereabouts) at most Leica dealers.  Not sure how that compares at current FX rates.

Interestingly, the 90mm Summilux is can be bought for less!

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Thanks for your comments and you make a good point, although generally I don’t pixel peep (or peek!).  This photo is straight out of the camera, with no adjustments, and could probably be improved with a little extra work.

As you probably guessed, the Noctilux comment was intended to be humorous, but I would probably have missed the point of focus at f1.25 if I had this lens.  I believe the retail price for the 75mm in the UK is £10,700 but can be bought for £10,250 (or thereabouts) at most Leica dealers.  Not sure how that compares at current FX rates.

Interestingly, the 90mm Summilux is can be bought for less!

I sensed your cheeky sense of humour. 

Thanks for your positive comments. In this world I’m even afraid to reply with anything in fear to be viewed as ‘trolling’. I pushed the ‘submit’ button and regretted immediately. I’m glad you didn’t take it like that. There is some sanity in this world, at times 😶🤐

£10,700 is almost exactly the same price A$19,500 in Sydney. Not cheap, eh? I still remember the times any Nocti to be had for $10K or even less. 
Happy shooting. I like your cat, but mine grey is nicer 😝 

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June is Poppy time - so I took my camera bag to a field of poppies I spotted during the day and - at the risk of boring you - will show a shot with each of my SL lenses, starting with the VE 24-90mm

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Poppies (2) - SVE 16-35 (which was admittedly the most difficult lens to find an appropriate use case in this scenario, at least for me...)

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Poppies (3) - VE 90-280mm (other than the wide angle vario the "easiest" lens to shoot the poppies)

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Poppies (4) - Summicron 50SL at f2

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and finally - Poppies (5) - Summicron 90SL at f2

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and finally - Poppies (5) - Summicron 90SL at f2

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Thank you for these!

Well, I don’t know if it’s the focal length or the f2 but I like this one.  They are all good pictures but because I’ve been toying with the idea of purchasing a Summicron 90 SL, I found this set very interesting.  Do you have any similar close pictures with the Summicron 90SL and the VE 24-90 at 90mm, shot at f4 or close to it?

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8 hours ago, meerec said:

I sensed your cheeky sense of humour. 

Thanks for your positive comments. In this world I’m even afraid to reply with anything in fear to be viewed as ‘trolling’. I pushed the ‘submit’ button and regretted immediately. I’m glad you didn’t take it like that. There is some sanity in this world, at times 😶🤐

£10,700 is almost exactly the same price A$19,500 in Sydney. Not cheap, eh? I still remember the times any Nocti to be had for $10K or even less. 
Happy shooting. I like your cat, but mine grey is nicer 😝 

I also have a grey cat . . . . same camera, same lens.

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