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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Files” and s
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T + 135mm Elmar

 

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T with Nikon 300mm PF + TC-14E III...

 

Mr. Brown-Throated Sunbird just couldn't sit still . . . 

 

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T with Nikon 300mm PF + TC-14E III...

 

Mr. Brown-Throated Sunbird just couldn't sit still . . . 

 

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Your shots with T + Nikkor 300 mm are amazing!

I do have an old Nikkor 300 AI , and tried it only once on T as a test. Surprisingly, the result was better than I thought. I have to use it more often; but first, I have to find right subjects for that too! ;)

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Manual focus + luck.  :)

 

No enticements for the critters, they just seem to know (rightly) that an old fart like me can't/won't move fast enough to harm them.

 

Just out of curiosity, I see that you have a Leica SL as well.  Any particular reason why you used the T for these shots?  I would say that the EVF on the SL and focus peaking makes manual focus easier.  

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T + 50mm Summarit

 

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Just out of curiosity, I see that you have a Leica SL as well.  Any particular reason why you used the T for these shots?  I would say that the EVF on the SL and focus peaking makes manual focus easier.  

 

 

In this case, it was because there was good light outdoors yesterday.

 

A further advantage of this setup is that everything (excluding strap) weighs only 1.574kg.  Manual focus on the T is faster for me because I can obtain critically accurate focus on the T >80% of the time with just the shimmer without magnification; whereas I need to activate magnification on the SL in order to obtain accurate peaking cues.

 

in less favorable light or with presence or threat of precipitation, I would likely rely on the SL.

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In case you like paella; some ingredients for you! ;)

 

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Leica T + R 60 2.8 macro

 

This lens is quite easy to use with the T.

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R 60 2.8 Macro

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R 60 2.8 macro

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As I was asked by few friends about the sharpness of Vario Elmar T 18-56, I made a quick test with Nikkor 50 mm that is one of my favorite lenses, and Vario Elmar (AF) at 56 mm.

 

Vario Elmar is not a very fast glass, and as I took these shots indoor, the lens didn’t open more than f/5.6. Therefore, I tried to have the same aperture on my Nikkor.

 

 It looks that both lenses have almost the same DOF. But I was surprised by the sharpness of Vario (AF) compared to the Nikkor (MF) which is, in my view, a very sharp glass.

 

Both shots are jpeg, OOC, without any processing. If the Leica version is darker, it is only because I took the light for Nikkor manually.

 

Vario Elmar - T, 18-56, at 56 mm.

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Nikkor 50 mm.

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T + R 80 1.4

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Colors and reflections

 

T + 18.56

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