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One more. Also 90mm macro.

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Great Camera 

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After dozens of posts in the M246 thread, this is my first in this thread, because, after resisting for a year, I sold the M246 and bought the M10M.  We (finally) had a rainstorm in the San Franc

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50 apo

 

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The photos from this camera (first two days with it) are just stunning and beautiful. I also notice that the camera is challenging too. You have to really think about composition, lighting, and it seems to me that post processing is important too. Not every photo looks good in black and white. I am really enjoying the challenge and want to get better. The photos on here are stunning, there are so many great photographers out there! Always open to helpful comments and advice. I'm loving this whole new way of 'seeing'.

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 Timeless classic. Taken with the 50 Summilux ASPH

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Ruin of a Coking plant Dortmund, Germany

M10M, Summilux 35. 1,4 Filter red 

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Two pair of pears... M10M, 90mm Summarit-M f2.4.  (Click to view in Lightbox).

 

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Two pair of pears... M10M, 90mm Summarit-M f2.4.  (Click to view in Lightbox).

 

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 Timeless classic. Taken with the 50 Summilux ASPH

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For only having the camera a short period, you certainly are making some good pictures!

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iso 2500 - 1/125 - f1/8 summicron35mm

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San Francisco, 2020. 

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Summer 2020

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Pandemic selfie.

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Anchor Steam Brewery... with 21mm Summilux

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Interior  12mm lens f4. To capture the fan movement, I shot this at 1/30 which meant I had to run the ISO to 64,000.

When shooting interiors, even with an Ultrawide lens, the camera is literally against the wall. So to frame the shot, I used LeicaFOTOS.

LeicaFOTOS makes framing and shooting interiors much easier. 

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This was Shot with a 12mm to gain depth of field from 2 feet to infinity, at f11.   1/250,  12,500 ISO.  That allowed the rain on the window to be in focus and the buildings to be in focus. This then has a huge amount of cropping ( image is as if a 10mg sensor) which the M10M resolution allows.

 

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Beatrice in Philly

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75mm Summicron SL

 

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2 hours ago, Likaleica said:

Lovely portrait.  Which lens did you use?  

I am pretty sure it was the APO. And thank you for the compliment. 

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21mm Summilux.

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