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Illuminated: TL2/18-56mm

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Leica TL2 and 18-56mm lens at 18mm.

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Morning walk through the Willow Creek Recreation Area in Folsom, California: TL2/Lumix S 20-60 mm

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I have been neglecting my beautiful T ever since I had CL. So today, I decided to un-dust it.... First, I updated the firmware, and as you know, when you update the firmware, your whole setting disappears!... ( I hope it wont be the same with CL!!!) ... When setting up the camera, I completely forgot how to set up the magnifier for MF. After a long struggle, I finally made it! :)

 

But I must also admit that besides the camera beauty, I also love the straight forward of the interface.

 

Somehow, ( maybe because of the habit), I find focusing with Visoflex is easier than with CL 's EVF! ... I realized I could shoot faster with T. But there is no doubt that the IQ of CL/TL2 (sensor) is superior. 

 

Some from today; T with Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

 

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Scary, but dead!

 

T + Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

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I have been neglecting my beautiful T ever since I had CL. So today, I decided to un-dust it.... First, I updated the firmware, and as you know, when you update the firmware, your whole setting disappears!... ( I hope it wont be the same with CL!!!) ... When setting up the camera, I completely forgot how to set up the magnifier for MF. After a long struggle, I finally made it! :)

 

But I must also admit that besides the camera beauty, I also love the straight forward of the interface.

 

Somehow, ( maybe because of the habit), I find focusing with Visoflex is easier than with CL 's EVF! ... I realized I could shoot faster with T. But there is no doubt that the IQ of CL/TL2 (sensor) is superior. 

 

Some from today; T with Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

 

Great photos, as usual.  For me, MF with the CL is much easier than with the Visoflex, particularly with the great focus peaking on the CL.  Otherwise . . . my T's AF these days is really pretty good with the software update!

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hi everybody

I wonder if somebody has compared the color rendition OOC from the T , TL2 and CL, as I was told

by salesmen from the Leica Store Amsterdam that the T has a Sony sensor, while TL2 and CL

definitively NOT. Probably CMOSIS or Tower Jazz and comparable with SL and M10?

I higly appreciate the neutral colors (JPEG and DNG) OOC from the T with M lenses, especially the

Lux/Mandlers ( T lenses have also more color contrast/saturation)

I know I can correct in post but it’s nice to save extra work.

Looking at my film images it’s sometimes quite a world of difference.

Thanks.

 

Dre

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Leica T . . . poolside

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Here is a flower shot .. I was  checking out the TL2's color spectrum - .  18-56 @ 35mm ISO 400 f 5.0.

 

 

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San Jose Los Cabos Mexico - Harbor scene.  TL2 18-56   32mm f 6.3 

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A photo shoot

 

This lady was apparently trying to shoot her beloved dog in front of that giant statute. But I wonder how much of that gigantic art work could she really see in her cel phone frame from that short distance?

 

?... But what do I know! ;)

 

T + Nikkor 50 mm.

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I received my 23mm f2 Leica T lens today..  Here are a few test shots on the TL2.  At first look, it is certainly sharp,  very small and lightweight, seems to stay sharp all the way down to f2.0.  

 

f 8  ISO100

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23mm f 2 - @   f 9 ISO 100

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Elmarit TL 18mm on the TL2 in London

 

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and on the T in Edinburgh

 

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An absolute delight to have a truly pocketable T!

Apologies for the following blasphemy; this lens (made in Japan) is very characteristic of the Panasonic 14mm f/2.5 M4/3 lens that I loved on my Olympus. No such thing as a coincidence?

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I am still in the process of seeing just what my new TL2 camera can do.  The Sun came out the other day and I tried my Zeiss 35mm f 2.8 ZM with the Leica M-T adapter.  The 24 meg resolution of the sensor permits major crops with little loss in detail.  This lens is really quite tiny which makes it a very small kit with great potential.  The EVF allows clear focusing with or without using the magnification available.  

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IMO.. The color and contrast with the 35 Zeiss is just amazing.

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Here is a major crop from the above photo .. the Wind turbines are 20 miles away on an island!   TL2 / Zeiss 35 f 2.8 ZM

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TL2 - Zeiss 35 ZM

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TL2 w 90-280SL

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I have been neglecting my beautiful T ever since I had CL. So today, I decided to un-dust it.... First, I updated the firmware, and as you know, when you update the firmware, your whole setting disappears!... ( I hope it wont be the same with CL!!!) ... When setting up the camera, I completely forgot how to set up the magnifier for MF. After a long struggle, I finally made it! :)

 

But I must also admit that besides the camera beauty, I also love the straight forward of the interface.

 

Somehow, ( maybe because of the habit), I find focusing with Visoflex is easier than with CL 's EVF! ... I realized I could shoot faster with T. But there is no doubt that the IQ of CL/TL2 (sensor) is superior. 

 

Some from today; T with Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

 

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Nice pictures Louis!

 

- Vikas

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