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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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SL2 35 apo.

Shot of M10p in an infinity mirror setup with colored LEDs.

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75mm Apo SL cron

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It's not really a photo as such, but part of it.

This is a 100% crop, uncorrected jpg from a DNG. SL2 + Summicron 35 at f:2.0, 1/2500, ISO 100. Impressive lens indeed.

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SL2 + APO Summicron-SL 50 mm

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SL2+75SL. Actually the first real shot with the camera ;). Nothing special, but the transition towards the highlight is very, very smooth, which is a big plus in my book (if this turns out to be the case, more generally). And a brilliant clarity at 100 %, as expected... 

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On 11/23/2019 at 8:28 AM, sillbeers15 said:

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VE90-280 f5.0, 1/800, ISO100, AFC/Tracking/Single point/AF Profile: Wildlife

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VE90-280 f5.0, 1/1250, ISO100, AFC/Tracking/Single point/AF Profile: Wildlife

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VE90-280 f4.5, 1/640, ISO100, AFC/Tracking/Single point/AF Profile: Wildlife

Very cool examples.  Glad to see you got your SL2.  I have been travelling and jet-lagged since I got mine - and settling into a new house - The SL has scarcely been exercised other than family pictures, which I'm banned from posting :-(.

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Very cool examples.  Glad to see you got your SL2.  I have been travelling and jet-lagged since I got mine - and settling into a new house - The SL has scarcely been exercised other than family pictures, which I'm banned from posting :-(.

Hahaa,...glad you have gotten yours as well. I will only get to use more next month on family vacation.

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last few weeks of Fall, Washington DC.

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Settling in to a new home ...

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Great to see everyone enjoying their SL2s! Maybe it's my preference that's all but I'm surprised that many of the images I'm seeing look somewhat dark for some reason  with ( what I call) 'murky' color quality. I wish someone would take pictures in nice outdoor lighting ( sun? ) or some landscapes so I can see better the color quality that is coming from the camera's files. Too many dimly lit interiors for me. It must be the  burning desire to test the IS and high ISO ability, or maybe it's just the weather?

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7 minutes ago, 2M6TTLs said:

Great to see everyone enjoying their SL2s! Maybe it's my preference that's all but I'm surprised that many of the images I'm seeing look somewhat dark for some reason  with ( what I call) 'murky' color quality. I wish someone would take pictures in nice outdoor lighting ( sun? ) or some landscapes so I can see better the color quality that is coming from the camera's files. Too many dimly lit interiors for me. It must be the  burning desire to test the IS and high ISO ability, or maybe it's just the weather?

 I think they look terrific. A lot of early photos were necessarily taken inside Leica stores. But still, photos look nicely vivid, and not crassly so, to me.

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The 50 Cron is just outstanding in its resolving ability.  Here’s a shot then a 4x crop from close distance.  Notice how well it keeps details even at magnification.  Very impressed.  This is coming from a converted A7r4 shooter with some of Sony’s nicer lenses.  
 

SL2, 1/100, f4, iso640 handheld, 50 Cron

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ISO100, 75SL @F2 , 1350SS. I am delighted with the rendering of this lens...

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Details of a Gerbera with SL 2

 

Crop of a photo with 24/90

 

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I'm posting this image, shot with the 75mm Noctilux, because elsewhere in the SL2 discussion, there was a question about whether the SL2 is prone to purple or green fringing when shooting wide open with fast lenses. I don't see it.

 

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I'm posting this image, shot with the 75mm Noctilux, because elsewhere in the SL2 discussion, there was a question about whether the SL2 is prone to purple or green fringing when shooting wide open with fast lenses. I don't see it.

 

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Try shooting with some level of back light. The best location to check is the edge between back light & darker subject such as human hair against sky in a portrait.

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As every day, I'm playing with details in the low lights, and - no surprise - the SL2 is very close to the Q2. SL Cron 35, ISO 250, f:5.6 and 1/60th. The jpg export you see is far from the initial DNG file quality in details... 

Anybody wana go fishing? 😎

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Had a great time with the SL2, 35 Cron and some dad/son park time.  Coming from Sony, the Summicrons are just unmatched.  The Sony 135GM is similar but the FOV is very limiting.  The Sigma 35/1.2 is a different ball game, not better or worse.  

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90 Cron M pre-ASPH 

35/1.4 Zeiss ZM

 

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Still haven't figured everything out yet, in my hands for less than half a day, but two things for certain, this camera is certainly weather proof, and it is absolutely killer. Minimal processing in LR and SEfex.

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Another walkabout in the rain test shot. Leica 75mm shot at 1/5" hand held in the weather at ISO 1600.  Can't wait to use this thing for real. 

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