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

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Fine shots Louis.

With the Nikkors, you use them at max aperture, or stopped down?

I am using my T with the M as well as R lenses as you know, and find it's another step, open it up, focus, stop it down, shoot.

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Fine shots Louis.

With the Nikkors, you use them at max aperture, or stopped down?

 

 

Thanks very much, Gary. I usually open my lenses as much as I can, depending on the shot and the amount of shallow background I believe fits that shot.

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So, what I was really angling at Louis, if you were to shoot stopped down a tad, say a stop or two, do you focus at that aperture, or focus wide open, then stop down?
I prefer to focus wide open, then stop down, but it's a pain, probably the reason auto-aperture lenses were invented many years ago?

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a lucky shot from the bee "Maja" (Apo-R 100mm + extension tube - wide open, I guess f/4 oder 2,8)

 

 

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So, what I was really angling at Louis, if you were to shoot stopped down a tad, say a stop or two, do you focus at that aperture, or focus wide open, then stop down?

I prefer to focus wide open, then stop down, but it's a pain, probably the reason auto-aperture lenses were invented many years ago?

Gary

 

Well, it depends on the subject, I guess. Focusing on a landscape and on a closeup object is different. But it is true that when your lens is wide open you can get a more accurate focus, and it happens to me often to first focus  wide open and then to turn the ring till I get the background that I like!

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Two more from Beauval with T + 55-135

 

 

"Just thinking..."

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"Camera shy"

 

 

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T + Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux-M ASPH

 

"City Nights"

 

ISO 800, 1/160, f1.4

 

 

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T with Nikkor 85 mm, f/1.8 

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A red rocket threewheeler. Tony. T with 55-135 .

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Tony, it seems to be such a sharp lens! Great IQ and colors!

But you got so many different lenses that it must make it hard for to choose one for a shoot!... I always have this problem with my lenses, but you have more than me! :)

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Tony, it seems to be such a sharp lens! Great IQ and colors!

But you got so many different lenses that it must make it hard for to choose one for a shoot!... I always have this problem with my lenses, but you have more than me! :)

Hi Louis, yes it is tricky choosing which lens/camera combination to take out. I will generally only take one lens for each of two cameras. It depends where I am going. Sometimes shots are missed because of the wrong choice but i'm philosophical about that.

 

The Leica T lenses are all very good,my favourites being the 35cron and the 55-135. I had the wide angle but I found it too large/heavy to handle comfortably. Otherwise it's a super lens. I have other lenses that come and go, if I don't like the handling I usually sell. Just getting into analogue stuff again I bought some screw lenses , and so it goes.

 

I look forward to the next 'T' announcements, they did promise a 60mm macro, but haven't heard much of that recently.

Photography is a creative recreation for me Louis, and I know it is for you. Keep on clicking my friend. Tony.

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Bamboo chair with cushion. Leica T with "adapterized" Pentax 50mm f1.2. Tony.

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T + 55-135 @135mm

 

No need to go to a zoo for shooting this species.

 

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