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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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Recently have been experimenting with filters for the M10M. Conclusion: red is a dead loss, nothing is sharp and the effect is a complete let down; orange is often too much contrast, and generally too extreme; for me, yellow works best - the effect is apparent but subtle and raises contrast for clouds in the sky, while not doing too much to other areas of a scene. Hence, a yellow filter will live on my lenses when they're on the Mono. I went ahead and bought the Leica yellow 46mm for an eye-watering amount, then saw sense and got a reasonably-priced (ie affordable) generic yellow 39mm. Yesterday went out to try my luck. Not much in the way of landscape around here so it was back into the city. This is one of the many bridges over the Sumida River in Tokyo.

M10 Monochrom + 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH w/yellow filter

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Is anyone else finding filters helpful or necessary with the M10M?

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Recently have been experimenting with filters for the M10M. Conclusion: red is a dead loss, nothing is sharp and the effect is a complete let down; orange is often too much contrast, and generally too extreme; for me, yellow works best - the effect is apparent but subtle and raises contrast for clouds in the sky, while not doing too much to other areas of a scene. Hence, a yellow filter will live on my lenses when they're on the Mono. I went ahead and bought the Leica yellow 46mm for an eye-watering amount, then saw sense and got a reasonably-priced (ie affordable) generic yellow 39mm. Yesterday went out to try my luck. Not much in the way of landscape around here so it was back into the city. This is one of the many bridges over the Sumida River in Tokyo.

M10 Monochrom + 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH w/yellow filter

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Red filter looks fine to me...^L^

ƒ/2.0,  35Cron V1, 1/750,  ISO 160, Red Filter, M10M

 

ƒ/3.4,  35Cron V1, 1/750,  ISO 160, Red Filter, M10M

 

ƒ/3.4,  35Cron V1, 1/180, ISO 160, Red Filter, M10M

 

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Recently have been experimenting with filters for the M10M. Conclusion: red is a dead loss, nothing is sharp and the effect is a complete let down; orange is often too much contrast, and generally too extreme; for me, yellow works best - the effect is apparent but subtle and raises contrast for clouds in the sky, while not doing too much to other areas of a scene. Hence, a yellow filter will live on my lenses when they're on the Mono. I went ahead and bought the Leica yellow 46mm for an eye-watering amount, then saw sense and got a reasonably-priced (ie affordable) generic yellow 39mm. Yesterday went out to try my luck. Not much in the way of landscape around here so it was back into the city. This is one of the many bridges over the Sumida River in Tokyo.

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The clouds have a glow and the sky is just right. Yellow Filter here I come. I heard yellow filter on M10M is a plus for portraits and skin giving it more life. Don’t know if this is actually the case for the M10M but I’ll try it to see. Best, 

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I also had sharpness issues with red and infrared filters. Orange and yellow appear to be less problematic. Blue and green too, but I hardly ever use them. I think I never had problems with the grey filter.

This might be a viewfinder issue. I guess you can avoid the problem using the live view option.

I have heard of colleagues using their yellow filter all the time, but I would not do that. I use a UV filter most of the time to protect the lens, but at night you often have to take it off to avoid internal reflections. So, in my opinion, the less glass is before the lens, the better.

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One of my first photos with M10M. 50 LUX f1.4

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Red filter looks fine to me...^L^

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ƒ/2.0,  35Cron V1, 1/750,  ISO 160, Red Filter, M10M

 

ƒ/3.4,  35Cron V1, 1/750,  ISO 160, Red Filter, M10M

 

ƒ/3.4,  35Cron V1, 1/180, ISO 160, Red Filter, M10M

 

These certainly look sharp. Are you focusing with the viewfinder, the screen, or EVF?

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These certainly look sharp. Are you focusing with the viewfinder, the screen, or EVF?

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I only focus through the viewfinder.
Yep, it's sharp only when it's required. I use different filters to gain an expected result. Please feel free to zoom to 100% for details.
For instance, another sample of the radioactive applied HOOGU, which is the orange filter, FYR.

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And these pictures applied HOOAR, which is light yellow

 

 

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I too don't have an issue with Red filters however this is an orange one.

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I waited for several minutes waiting on a bus to be reflected and unless you know it is there you would not see it.  On the plus side I caught a jogger I didn't notice until I looked at the photo.  Win Some / Lose Some.  London is still very much locked down.

Summilux-M 1:1.4/28 ASPH

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A freshly-filled fruit bowl always makes a tempting subject.

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M10M, 75mm Summarit-M f2.5.

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M10M, 35mm LLL 8e replica, 022 yellow filter

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Summilux-M 1:1.4/28 ASPH with Orange

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The red filter is perfekt for me. I have green, yellow, orange, blue and red filters for my Leica M10Monochrom. It's make really fun to play with it.

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Leica M10M + Leica Apo-Summicron 1:2.0/50 mm + Redfilter

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M10M + 28mm Summaron-M 

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