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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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The African Queen!

 

Leica T, Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

 

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Nice Louis.

You tried anything other than the Nikkor 50? Reason I ask, you like the focal length obviously, but something like the Canon 50/1.4 would be smaller, more compact. I tried a couple of Nikkors on my T, and also used them a bit as well as some Ziuko's, on my Fuji X-E1. By the time you fit the required adapter you are getting bigger and bigger. That's why I like the 35mm Summicron M, small, light, unobtrusive. 28 Elmarit ditto.

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Nice Louis.

You tried anything other than the Nikkor 50? Reason I ask, you like the focal length obviously, but something like the Canon 50/1.4 would be smaller, more compact. I tried a couple of Nikkors on my T, and also used them a bit as well as some Ziuko's, on my Fuji X-E1. By the time you fit the required adapter you are getting bigger and bigger. That's why I like the 35mm Summicron M, small, light, unobtrusive. 28 Elmarit ditto.

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Gary, since I was a teenager, I had always been a "Nikonian"!. I had several film cameras and lots of lenses. I only used Nikkors. Now, I onl kept one film camera, and several lenses: 28 mm, 50 mm, 85 mm, 200 mm; and, an Angenieux zoom with Nikon mount; and several AF Nikkor zooms that I used with my Nikon DSLR.... This was the reason why I was interested in an interchangeable camera. If Leica X was interchangeable, I would have preferred as I like more the classic looks of X. But T was the only choice! (Except M, of course)

 

My favorite Nikkor lenses are 50 and 85 mm; but, they are not very practical with APS-C sensor, unless for close ups!

 

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Happy New Year too Louis,

Nikonain it is then, just wondered.

I wanted as small as I could, hence I steered clear of the SLR lenses, although I have used my R 50mm Summicron a few times, it is nice.

Gary

This is what I get with a Nikkor 17-55 mm zoom!... I guess it is a "little" bigger than the T 18-65 mm ;) ; and, it is only working manually on this camera!... Not a good idea of small and portable solution, and it becomes as large as SL with 24-90! :D But I must admit, it is a great and very sharp glass...

 

But I guess at some point I should also get the T zoom, at lest for travelling and for street because of the AF! ;)

 

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Beams...

 

23mm, ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125, jpeg

 

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A beautiful restoration .....

T & 23mm.

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Ellis County Courthouse 

Waxahatchie, Texas

T & 23mm

 

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The stonework on this one is magnificent.

 

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With Nikkor 18-200 mm, f/3.5

 

I never very much liked this kit zoom lens and I only bought it for its large range. But it works much better with Leica T than it does with Nikon DSLR. It is quite sharp, colors are good and even the bokeh is acceptable. Although not very fast, I think it is going to be very usable for travels!

 

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I am really having troubles with this LUF software that I do not find very practical....

 

I posted another shot; but somehow, it was doubled!!! ... Then I tried to clean the mess, now I see both have disappeared!... I have not seen any other photography site acting this way!...

 

I am trying now to post 2 more shots, and I hope it would work!... Both shot with Leica T, and Nikkor 18-200 mm, f/3.5

 

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definitely yellow.........

 

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Leica T, Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4

 

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Leica T, Nikkor 50 mm, f/1.4                 Why my posts are always doubled???.... What a software!!!!

 

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Worth viewing it twice Louis. :lol:

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Too kind of you, Gary; but it is becoming really irritating!... No need to mention I am not a big fan of LUF software. If it wasn't for the great people on this site, I wouldn't waste my time here anymore!

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After a wet day, the evening just now has cleared and the setting sun is giving that warm and fuzzy look.

Decided to hop over the fence and take a portrait of one of our neighbours, shame about the low sun angle giving some hefty shadows.

T with Canon 50mm f1.4

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