T/TL/TL2 image thread

[Louis]

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Leica T, Nikkor 85 mm.

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[gbealnz]

Wow Louis, does the colour shot look any better/different?

Gary

[Louis]

Wow Louis, does the colour shot look any better/different?

Gary

Thank you, Gary. I find it more "primitive" and "intriguing"  in B/W. The color version, as you can see, is not bad; but the colorful decoration and the light of the zoo bother me a little! It becomes almost like a toy! or a pet 

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[Guest]

Louis both good images but the B & W is the best one for me.

[Louis]

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Leica T, Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

 

 

 

[Guest]

I like the second one best.

[jdlaing]

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A little comparison study. (Mainly because I didn't have anything to do today).

 

Two different camera systems both with f/2.0 prime lenses at approximately 35mm FOV.

Both Aperture Priority and same f stop.

 

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[gbealnz]

Hmmmm, you're going to have to put me out of my misery here, I suspect T and T23 for one,

But I don't know what else you have.

If F/F, M digital and 35 Summicron? But it could quite easily be a Sony A7X and 35mm (Summicron/Voigtlander/whatever) .

Then again it could be Fuji X and another "23mm" lens.

Irrespective, interesting.

Gary

[jdlaing]

 

One is Leica T with 23 the other is Sony a7II with a Loxia 35 f/2.0.

[gbealnz]

Aha, that's made it simpler.

Good comparison though.

Gary

[jdlaing]

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[gbealnz]

Arrggghh, you're just messing with our minds, LOL.

If it's the same two cameras/lenses, then there is a very substantial reason to buy the T and 23.

Hard to tell at this size, of course.

Gary

[jdlaing]

Yes. It's the same two cameras and lenses. 

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[can-photo]

The colours look like vivid setting from the sony compared to the T, would be interesting to compare out of camera images as the postprocessing might be different between each photo, and DNG wise, they need to be processed to an end result rather than just leaving as they are.

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[jdlaing]

The colours look like vivid setting from the sony compared to the T, would be interesting to compare out of camera images as the postprocessing might be different between each photo, and DNG wise, they need to be processed to an end result rather than just leaving as they are.

 

These are all out of camera images with no processing. Imported to Lightroom and exported right out as JPEGs with no presets.

[can-photo]

Yes but they are still dngs that you exported which still needs processing by definition. That's what I meant either get the jpg out or target a look from both of the dngs