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Any digging being done always attracts a crowd... M10R 90 Summicron

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Fred the Cockerel is such a beautiful boy

 

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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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Trying to nail that zone focus. M10R with 40 mm f/2 summicron

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Any digging being done always attracts a crowd... M10R 90 Summicron

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Fred the Cockerel is such a beautiful boy

 

Chickens are the new cats. 🐔

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M10R 35mm CV Ultron

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M10R+21mm Super-Elmar-M

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M10R+21mm Super-Elmar

Arlington Greenline Station

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M10-R + CV 75 1.5

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M10-R + 21mm Super-Elmar-M

Boston Public Garden - the lagoon is currently empty.

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Sunset, Central Coast, California.  I used a graduated neutral density filter to tone down the sky.  M10-R + 21mm SEM.  Blustery, chilly evening, hand held.  

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M10R 75 Summilux

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enjoying springtime with Yves, my grandchild

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M10-R + 50 Summilux Black Chrome

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M10R 90 Summicron 

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On 3/2/2021 at 7:08 AM, Tailwagger said:

Respectfully have to disagree. The breadth of drawing styles offered across 8 decades of M lens production is, at least from some, the greatest attraction of the system to begin with. There's a reason other than price and profit motive as to why Leica currently produces five 50mm lenses, why they're about to add a 35mm APO to the line, have reincarnated a series of vintage designs, etc.  At smaller aperture, in shadow, not to mention 8 bit jpegs crushed to web resolution, the differences might be more subtle, but even in your example, ignoring what I take to be differing focus points and apertures, my eye notes visible differences in contrast.  

Well it was late on a winter day and the photographs were taken about half an hour apart with the sun rapidly changing its angle and thus the illumination of the subject. At the time I was not trying to do a test. I agree with you, the 8 bit jpegs are a problem for making any kind of rigorous comparison. 
 

I know that there are fans of the retro lens “looks”. That isn’t my cup of tea. Lens design has improved over the decades and I like to take advantage of those improvements.

I always find your photographs interesting. 

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Great Falls, Maryland water rescue on a call from Virginia. Leica M10-R 21mm f/1.4 Summilux ASPH. f/4, 1/90 sec, ISO 320, EV-.3  The original was really sharp, but this jpeg is not.

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Explain fuzzy image was because reduced resolution sub optimal jpeg conversion.
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On 4/5/2021 at 1:08 AM, John Miranda said:

Sunset, Central Coast, California.  I used a graduated neutral density filter to tone down the sky.  M10-R + 21mm SEM.  Blustery, chilly evening, hand held.  

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How do you mount your graduated ND filters? I use both the Sing Ray and Lee system for my Nikon lenses, but they are really much too large for the Leica M and its lenses.

 

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That time of year when the fields around here turn yellow.... M10R 75 Lux

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Love how these people have framed their view, which is a lovely one... M10R 50 Lux

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M10-R + Voigtlander 21 f/1.4 wide open at MFD. Really liking the tonality of the M10-R files converted to b&w in C1.

 

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