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Evening mood in Belgrade:

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On 9/22/2021 at 7:43 AM, Steven said:

I'm noticing it in grass, skies, and skin tones in daylight. I preferred the M10/P colours, but I can easily live and get used to the R. 

I've absolutely noticed it, and I much prefer the more natural colors of the R. I'm very pleased with mine.

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On 9/22/2021 at 4:57 AM, chris_tribble said:

M10-R colours.  Since making the shift from M10 to M10-R I'm noticing subtle but valuable differences in the rendering of colours.  The shot here is an example from a local walk.  I wonder if others are noticing the difference.

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I agree. I think this is a more natural rendering than we've gotten from previous versions of digital M cameras.

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On 9/22/2021 at 11:57 AM, chris_tribble said:

M10-R colours.  Since making the shift from M10 to M10-R I'm noticing subtle but valuable differences in the rendering of colours.  The shot here is an example from a local walk.  I wonder if others are noticing the difference.

 

Yes I do notice. And I like the R much more than the M10, which I sold because of its colors. It’s not an M9, but the more I use it, I’m liking its colors more and more. Especially in night street photography it handles the various light sources very nice. I also bought the Cobalt profiles to get more neutral tones, but I do not use them so much as I expected. The important difference with the M10 is that changing the white balance only gives good final results, if needed. With the M10 I needed saturation, the color wheel, white balance, etc.,  which was an endless search too often. 

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Here's an example: a variant of Bob Ross's happy little barn somewhere in the Piemonte. I cannot imagine this subtlety in green tones to have been able to show with an M10.

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It is interesting, isn’t it? I’ve been looking back at recent work and the M10-R does things interesting. The low autumn light here felt unreal while I was on the hill - but it was real! 🙂

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other example here for M10-R

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M10-R, 50mm Apo Summicron

 

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Morning walk with M10R and Summicron 35 (IV) lens. 

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An odd corner of North Cambridge, site of a civil war encampment, the last of the old fashioned trolleys, and now a bike trail.

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No single position captures the view of Boston that you get in a car in a sequence entering the city from its Northwest corner.  But here's a try (greatly cropped from a 24 mm shot.

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At the Sudbury Muster and Faire

M10-R+75mm Summilux-M

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M10-R + 24mm Elmarit

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