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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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Walking along the Embarcadero in San Francisco early this past Sunday, I came across Lyra the Vizsla intently looking for birds to chase. Since she seemed to be posing, I took her photo. Understandably, she elicits admiring glances from other canines passing by. 35mm Summilux, orange filter.

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Hey Andy—So whose car is that? An NFL Hall of Famer from Nebraska who played for the Raiders? 

Yep. The car belongs to Bob Brown, who's behind the wheel in the photo. He bought the car brand new in 1964 with his signing bonus when he was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles. I think he did play for the Raiders at one point too.

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Walking along the Embarcadero in San Francisco early this past Sunday, I came across Lyra the Vizsla intently looking for birds to chase. Since she seemed to be posing, I took her photo. Understandably, she elicits admiring glances from other canines passing by. 35mm Summilux, orange filter.

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The lighting and the tones are amazing -- this is a heck of a photo! CHIPS

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On 2/8/2021 at 10:25 AM, Keith (M) said:

Thanks.  That particular photo was taken at f8 or thereabouts, as can be seen from the DoF.  I was using an ND filter, albeit a variable one (Heliopan Variable ND 0,3 - ND 1.8 Slim version) which enabled me to adjust settings so as to use f1 for other photos taken at the time, such as the one below.  The Heliopan filter proved to be a very useful device for Noctilux owners!  :)

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Thanks for the tip! I getting an ND filter. Cheers, CHIPS

 

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On 2/21/2021 at 10:01 AM, shlomo the not so wise said:

at the train station

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The Lonely Traveller -- Did you stakeout this location with the shadows or did you just happen to come on to it and seal the photo? Very dramatic. CHIPS

 

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vor 19 Stunden schrieb eawriter:

Walking along the Embarcadero in San Francisco early this past Sunday, I came across Lyra the Vizsla intently looking for birds to chase. Since she seemed to be posing, I took her photo. Understandably, she elicits admiring glances from other canines passing by. 35mm Summilux, orange filter.

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Wonderful image! Which lens did you use?

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The Indian Pacific Train rolls through after a year of Covid border restrictions M APO 90 lens 

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Nighttime construction.  90mm macro Elmer f4.  1/250th. ISO 6000 

 

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I had the 21SEM turn up today, put it on 3 metres and f5.6, just point and click..

 

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I had the 21SEM turn up today, put it on 3 metres and f5.6, just point and click..

 

Great for a quick grab shot too! ;)   M10M, 21mm SEM.

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Another construction shot, different perspective

90mm. macro-elmar

f4, 1/250. ISO 200  yellow filter

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same construction, but at night in the scaffolding.

Still 90mm but ISO 64,000.

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more 21 SEM

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Shoshone Falls on the Snake River, before the dam is opened.

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Le Metronum, Toulouse, France.

WATE + Orange filter

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With my M10M and a 90mm lens, imaged my old student level 4x5 camera, I used Fuji & Kodak Ready Load film, carried, along with 20 sheets to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and other hikes, but that film format is now hard to find.  Because it can be windy in the Canyon, I'd also take a small umbrella to shield the body from the occasional gust to minimize camera shake. My fellow hikers thought I was nuts for lugging all this to the bottom.  It produced beautiful images a decade back, one of which became a 28 foot mural at the National Geographic visitor center on the Grand Canyon's South Rim.

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