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M10R w/ 35mm Summicron

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M10R + 35mmBiogon. Grey morning. 

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Working in the dark - 50 Lux asph

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Eary Morning M10-R BP, 50 APO at f/2,0, 800 ISO

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Huisinis #2, Isle of Harris.

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28mm summicron safari

 

 

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Part of the Toshogu Shrine complex in Nikko, Japan

M10R + 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH

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Self-portrait near the Moscow International House of Music (on the way to the luthier). 20 minutes after I bought Summilux 75.

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Hands of the luthier. My friend and one of the best violinmakers of Russia (of all time) - Igor Ulitsky, winner of the Tchaikovsky and Wieniawski Competition (luthier section). He is making a new soundpost for my Ulitsky violin. :)

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Igor and his son Dennis, also a violinmaker (dynasty!).

M10-R and 35 FLE

 

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Winter Solstice.  Luskentyre, Isle of Harris.

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Could you kindly move this to the M 10 image thread. I put it in the M10-R thread  by accident. Thank you. 
M10-P with a 50mm Summilux.

Boston LobsterTrap Christmas tree.

100 ISO. 12 Seconds at F4

 

 

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Could you kindly move this to the M 10 image thread. I put it to him 10 hour by accident. Thank you
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Cycling round the neighbourhood with the M10R BP

Enjoying the experience of this amazing camera, but I dread going lower than 1/125th of a second on any exposure due to the risk of camera shake, which sometimes shows up dreadfully, even when I brace myself against a wall or similar. Sensor dust also seems impossible to avoid and I have plenty of spots after just two weeks. However, with such high resolution, I feel I could just take every shot with a 21mm and crop in editing 😆 

M10R + 35mm Summicron IV (first 4) and 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH (last)

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Borve, Isle of Harris.

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CV 12mm

 

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Cycling round the neighbourhood with the M10R BP

Enjoying the experience of this amazing camera, but I dread going lower than 1/125th of a second on any exposure due to the risk of camera shake, which sometimes shows up dreadfully, even when I brace myself against a wall or similar. Sensor dust also seems impossible to avoid and I have plenty of spots after just two weeks. However, with such high resolution, I feel I could just take every shot with a 21mm and crop in editing 😆 

 

I wouldn't worry too much about camera shake unless you are cropping very heavily. It might look bad pixel peeping at such high resolution, but when you're looking at the image as a whole it's no better / worse than the 24mp cameras. Also, running the image through Topaz sharpen on the motion blur setting will usually clean up any major issues.

With the M10R's high ISO performance, unless it's very dark I usually don't feel the need to sacrifice shutter speed for ISO, especially with the noise reduction software available today.

The sensor cleaning is a bit more of a process compared with other mirrorless cameras, but if the rocket blower is leaving too much dust behind a felt tipped sensor cleaning pen works wonders to dislodge any clingy dust. The sensors are very hardy and you really don't need to worry about regular cleans - I will usually quickly clean the sensor the night before heading out and it becomes very routine 👍

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M10-R + 50 apo

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M10-R 35 lux asph

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Sunrise/moonset at Callanish Standing Stones, Isle of Lewis.  Boxing Day 2021.

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28mm summicron asph safari edition

 

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Montreal rooftops. M10-R + 50 Cron V4

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Winter Wonderland ...

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A couple more from Iceland.

35 APO

Click through it gets a little better....

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Ceapabhal and the Uist Hills.  Late afternoon sea haze.

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75mm apo-summicron asph

 

 

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