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Leica M10M, 75 noctilux, f1.25

 

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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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Smooth mood

Leica M10M, 75 noctilux @f1.25

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M10M 24MM cropped. yellow filter ISO 160. 1/500 f8

I shoot this building regularly depending on the angle of the sun and the type of clouds. The building is a classic mid century modern building with refurbished curved glass.

This discontinued 24mm Elmar is my standard lens on the M10M now. With so much resolution, I can crop in post easily as if I had a zoom, or a Q2 mono. With full frame I would have needed a 30mm lens which is difficult to find.

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When your best friends ask you to come to their home and do casual B&W portraits of their two cats, how can you refuse? Riley (top) and Murphy (bottom).

M10M, 50mm Summilux asph

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London still quiet.....

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Summilux-M 1:1.4/28 ASPH.

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handheld 35mm Summilux , Maldives

I exposed on lights which made it dim so pushed the shadow to max in post even pushed exposure and still the image looks good. I have noticed higher resolution sensor are better in post in fact much better even the M10R.

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Old Rocker.  M10 monochrome, Summarit 75 2.4

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On 6/7/2021 at 2:52 PM, malfaris said:

handheld 35mm Summilux , Maldives

I exposed on lights which made it dim so pushed the shadow to max in post even pushed exposure and still the image looks good. I have noticed higher resolution sensor are better in post in fact much better even the M10R.

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That's just beautiful. Nice work. The composition is excellent. 

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On 6/7/2021 at 3:52 PM, malfaris said:

handheld 35mm Summilux , Maldives

I exposed on lights which made it dim so pushed the shadow to max in post even pushed exposure and still the image looks good. I have noticed higher resolution sensor are better in post in fact much better even the M10R.

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Thanks for the description in post. Expose for highlights then process shadows and bring up the dark areas 

 

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Cloudy day at the beach. M10M with 35 FLE.

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It has been well over a month since I had any opportunity to wield my M10M.  Managed a brief outing earlier this week.  

Tucked away among the trees - 50mm f1 v4 @ f1.

 

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Breakaway Formation - APO-Summicron-M 1:2/50 ASPH

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19 hours ago, Keith (M) said:

It has been well over a month since I had any opportunity to wield my M10M.  Managed a brief outing earlier this week.  

Tucked away among the trees - 50mm f1 v4 @ f1.

 

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A strange thing to find anywhere these days, let alone hidden among the trees!

Did you use a filter with this? The phone box looks lighter than I would expect so I wonder if you had an orange or red on the lens.

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A dove nesting outside my bedroom window.

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Three from this afternoon, as the sun was getting lower, in Asakusa, Tokyo. My favorite time of day to shoot. 

M10M + 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH + Daido preset

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From my Project "People at Work".

 

 

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A strange thing to find anywhere these days, let alone hidden among the trees!

Did you use a filter with this? The phone box looks lighter than I would expect so I wonder if you had an orange or red on the lens.

John

A very much disused phonebox.  

Probably a combination of very faded paintwork, a medium yellow filter and me playing about with localised contrast in LR.

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