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Leica q2 monochrom Reporter + dark red filter

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can not resist to take at least one of these pictures 😂

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On a walk in Zug this morning.

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Dicksonia Antarctica & ferns - low winter sun - Trengwainton garden (NT), Cornwall -LEICA Q2 MONO - ISO1600 1-1600 sec f4 2021-02-25 13.48.18

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undergrowth & shallow stream - low winter sun - Trengwainton garden (NT), Cornwall -LEICA Q2 MONO - ISO1600 1-800 sec f8 2021-02-25 14.34.19

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Nice walk out in dappled sunshine this afternoon.
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I own the Q2 but love b+w photography so rented this lovely little camera for a few days.  They did not have any of those color filters available so all the pics were taken without filters.  Really enjoying this camera.  A lot. 

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First snow

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sensor overload - strange spectral grid - subtle radial striata -LEICA Q2 MONO - ISO1600 1-16000 sec f11 2021-02-26 11.08.30

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Uploaded this SOOC quarter sized crop NOT out of artistic merit or complaint but out of technical curiosity - recent thread(s) spoke of 'ugly flaring' which until now I had simply not noticed - my fault entirely I should've cranked down the base ISO from my normal winter gloom of 1600 to 200 or 400 - note the max electronic shutter 1/16000 and a manual f11 (previous shot was a macro of some manky spongy seaweed washed up on the beach) - in hindsight I would guess that the massive lighting overload transmitted to the sensor must've caused quite some fuss on a pixel-by-pixel size level - to reiterate this is NOT a complaint I'm just curious about the effect of my gross settings' mismanagement. Edited by piran
typos/eyesight :-| added SOOC
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manky spongy seaweed stuff washed up - Marazion beach, Cornwall -LEICA Q2 MONO - ISO1600 1-640 sec f11 2021-02-26 11.06.24

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worm casts - wet sand - triple sun flares - Marazion beach, Cornwall - LEICA Q2 MONO - ISO400 1-320 sec f16 2021-02-26 11.29.58

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...not sure how I managed to capture flares from all three Cornish suns 🙂 Assume there was an almost invisible wave or ripple in what I thought was a flat puddle.
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f/11 1250/sec 0ev iso 200

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Light & shadows, a Q2M speciality.....

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9 minutes ago, Bewithabob said:

the moire pattern is not what i would hope for

 

I think that's our monitors and the resolution at which you are viewing the image.

It is not baked into the file, if you view it much larger, (most of) the moire pattern is not there.

here is a 3600px version

 

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Nijmegen, The Netherlands

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