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It was circa 2015 and my good friend Danny Burrows was on the phone. He'd seen a secondhand Leica M8 on sale at the Classic Camera store in London. I headed down to the store to look at it. The privat

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Many thanks for all the generous comments. It's not me, I was in a Carlo Aymonino's building in Milan. He was one of the most significant contemporary italian architect, passed last July 4. To its memory. I was not acquainted at all with the speed of the M8, i'm used with Mamiya RZ67.

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Many thanks for all the generous comments. It's not me, I was in a Carlo Aymonino's building in Milan. He was one of the most significant contemporary italian architect, passed last July 4. To his memory. I was not acquainted at all with the speed of the M8, i'm used with Mamiya RZ67.

 

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I have this afternoon been enjoying all these marvelous posts.

I must add one or two of mine too. Really some street shooting, piggybacking on the scene-setting done by professional photographers in Kyoto. Many visitors in Kyoto old town dress up for a day and hire a photographer for a nice remembrance, what I see as a 'rite de passage'. Instead of focussing on a static portrait I found it easy to come into contact with the sitter. The camera made it easy to do just that because it is manual and non-intrusive.

Enjoy. albert

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Hi All -

 

as a fairly new M8 addict - this thread has been fantastic, really some beautiful shots to be seen here...

 

being 'new' to the way of working with DNG - it would be great to know what came straight out of the M8 vs what post processing happened in lightroom or aperture (or any others).

 

i know this may be a question for post processing forum but actually getting some insight about that along some of these great m8 shots would be vary valuable as i'm sure it will help a lot of us getting the most out of our M8.

 

thanks - sebastian

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Hi All -

 

as a fairly new M8 addict - this thread has been fantastic, really some beautiful shots to be seen here...

 

being 'new' to the way of working with DNG - it would be great to know what came straight out of the M8 vs what post processing happened in lightroom or aperture (or any others).

 

i know this may be a question for post processing forum but actually getting some insight about that along some of these great m8 shots would be vary valuable as i'm sure it will help a lot of us getting the most out of our M8.

 

thanks - sebastian

 

ILikeMyLeica (too):

my posts in #450 were processed in-camera. Yes, the details are less fine than with DNG, at least at 100% onscreen - but in print even at 30x45 it is marvelous. And the in-camera M8 JPG is very very good. I didn't have the possibility to travel with my laptop, so I had to resort to a stack of cards.

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Shambles Square Manchester UK April 2009. Sometimes we have sun in Manchester and when we do we make the best of it.

 

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Shambles Square, Manchester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

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Here are a few of my favorites. First 3 or evening in foggy San Francisco the bike is Aspen Colorado, I like the pooper scooper bag on the basket.

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ILikeMyLeica (too):

my posts in #450 were processed in-camera. Yes, the details are less fine than with DNG, at least at 100% onscreen - but in print even at 30x45 it is marvelous. And the in-camera M8 JPG is very very good. I didn't have the possibility to travel with my laptop, so I had to resort to a stack of cards.

albert

Thanks Albert - if you would have yr laptop i assume you would have used the DNG rather then JPG and processed?

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Summicron new syle 50mm @ F8

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Some of my favorites--a street musician named Catfish. M8, 50 lux ASPH

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Fantastic thread. Here's my two cents..

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