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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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Limbourg (B) - the church & churchyard...SVE 16-35mm

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...and one more from my afternoon walk thru the ancient village of Limbourg... Summicron 50SL APO

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SL-2 with 16-35, Polarizer and Soft ND 0.9

 

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with Sigma 100-400mm FS-6.3 DG DN OS @ 400mm.  Am testing this lens for a friend who currently doesn't have an L-mount camera.

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sl -2 with 16-35....

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Crescent Moon hand held taken tonight.  In theory Mars, Jupiter Venus and Uranus should be 'visible', but this is cropped too tight.  SL2 with 90-280 at 280 f/4

 

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A little later, a darker sky, ISO 6400, SL2, 90-280 VE.  Venus Botton right. The little dot top left should / might be the planet Uranus (see https://www.space.com/see-moon-point-to-uranus-march-2023) Image stabilisation on.

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Urban sunset

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A little later, a darker sky, ISO 6400, SL2, 90-280 VE.  Venus Botton right. The little dot top left should / might be the planet Uranus (see https://www.space.com/see-moon-point-to-uranus-march-2023) Image stabilisation on.

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I have to apologise and eat some humble pie.  The very faint stars to the left of the Moon in the picture are probably stars, and not Uranus, which should be between them, checking the star map from the link (click on the image to see the two very faint stars between the Moon and the top left star).  The top left star is definitely NOT Uranus.

 Sorry, I got a bit over-excited. :o(

I am however, very pleased at the quality of the image stabilisation, for a hand-held, though braced against a doorframe shot.

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Signs of spring...(Sigma 2,8/70mm macro, focusstacked)

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SL2 24-90 F2.8-4

Sold SL2 to acquire M11. Absolutely love the M11 but was also missing my SL2...so I re-acquired it.

Now using both cameras simultaneously or independently depending on the use case.

 

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SL2 24-90 F2.8-4

 

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SL2 Lumix 16-35 F4

 

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SL2 + SL24-90 F 2.8-4

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vor 55 Minuten schrieb SrMi:

How did you focus bracket with SL2?

I used AF-S spot and moved the spot with the cursor over the subject trying to pick points in all focus layers, a fully manual process. Stacking than in PS and looking at the masks it turns out that usually I have more "in-focus" areas than needed to stack, but to have is better than to need...

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I used AF-S spot and moved the spot with the cursor over the subject trying to pick points in all focus layers, a fully manual process. Stacking than in PS and looking at the masks it turns out that usually I have more "in-focus" areas than needed to stack, but to have is better than to need...

Wish Leica would provide a firmware update automating focus stacking. Should be a relatively straightforward process for Leica software engineers. 🤞

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