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To be honest with you, I'm excited about my next february at f/2 ... I'm very curious to see how it feels and how it looks.

About latin. Don't know, I never had positive feedbacks at school... I was a bad latin student. But I'm sure I learned other languages thanks to latin I studied. EVERYTHING is connected.

 

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2 minutes ago, Dennis said:

To be honest with you, I'm excited about my next february at f/2 ... I'm very curious to see how it feels and how it looks.

About latin. Don't know, I never had positive feedbacks at school... I was a bad latin student. But I'm sure I learned other languages thanks to latin I studied. EVERYTHING is connected.

 

I'm going to do February at f1.4 on my 35 Lux pre. Wish me luck!

Ernst

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Restricting yourself to one lens maybe, to one f stop no way.  If you want the experience of using a lens with only one aperture, get a Nikon SLR and the 500f8 mirror lens or perhaps the 1000f11.  Cannot change f stop but can put neutral density filters on the back.  It is great for sports and wildlife and street photography when the subjects are on the other side of the county (and very small and light for a 500mm/1000mm).

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2 minutes ago, Ernstk said:

I'm going to do February at f1.4 on my 35 Lux pre. Wish me luck!

Ernst

That's a terrific news. Congrats for you choice. I wish you to be you, but shooting at 1.4 no matter what, no exceptions ... Except commissioned work, assignment. 

 

 

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Just now, Dennis said:

That's a terrific news. Congrats for you choice. I wish you to be you, but shooting at 1.4 no matter what, no exceptions ... Except commissioned work, assignment. 

 

 

Yes, I agree. Good luck too. We need to compare our results.

Ernst

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15 minutes ago, ktmrider2 said:

Restricting yourself to one lens maybe, to one f stop no way.

Because what you see it as restriction, in reality, it sets me free 🤷‍♂️ 

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1 minute ago, Dennis said:

To compare, you should shoot at f/2 too. I don't want to shoot at f/1.4.

Or we can do on March the f/8 thread. 

Not necessarily. We would compare our results based on the discipline of using only one f stop. It doesn't matter what the f stop is. Although mine is quite challenging!

Ernst 

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Just now, Ernstk said:

Not necessarily. We would compare our results based on the discipline of using only one f stop. It doesn't matter what the f stop is. Although mine is quite challenging!

Ernst 

it makes sense. SOLD. See you at f/2 (me) next month ... 🙋‍♂️

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OK!

This is going to be a long shot - for one thing I don't actually have the lens yet(:o) - but, just to do something different, for the rest of January (Covid-Allowing) I'll only use my (hopefully imminently-incoming new-to-me) 1953 50mm f1.5 Summarit-M on my M Monochrom at f1.5.

What could possibly go wrong?

:lol:

Philip.

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1 minute ago, ktmrider2 said:

So, you like f2?  How do you shoot that outside with TriX in a Leica M?  Neutral density filter?  I think it would just be easier to change the f stop.  ISO 50 film-use flash inside with a Leica M, no thanks.

I'm saying I use three different f/stops (2/4/8), whenever I need to use them. So I would probably use f/4 outside as my first value. 

But the next month, I will use f/2 only. So, bye bye highlights outdoor I guess. Unless I'll see something different than usual. From experimenting and failing, I always discover new things. And in photography one never stops to learn.

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2 minutes ago, pippy said:

OK!

This is going to be a long shot - for one thing I don't actually have the lens yet(!) - but, just to do something different, for the rest of January (Covid-Allowing) I'll only use my (hopefully immenently-incoming new-to-me) 1953 50mm f1.5 Summarit-M on my M Monochrom at f1.5.

What could possibly go wrong?

:lol:

Philip.

Excellent! I think you might be pleasantly surprised by the results.

Ernst

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18 minutes ago, Dennis said:

...But the next month, I will use f/2 only. So, bye bye highlights outdoor I guess. Unless I'll see something different than usual...

Not at all, Dennis. Shoot DNG and everything will turn up Roses.

I hope!

P.

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57 minutes ago, ktmrider2 said:

...If you want the experience of using a lens with only one aperture, get a Nikon SLR and the 500f8 mirror lens or perhaps the 1000f11.  Cannot change f stop but can put neutral density filters on the back.  It is great for sports and wildlife and street photography when the subjects are on the other side of the county (and very small and light for a 500mm/1000mm).

Well, as we're here in Leica-M land, the desire to enjoy the wonders of 500mm / 1000mm lenses on a daily basis seem to be in small demand amongst the Faithful.

Philip.

 

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7 minutes ago, M10Alpine said:

February: I have loaded my MP with TriX 400 I will use a 35mm summicron at f5.6 if I take this challenge on.

👏 👏 👏

8 minutes ago, M10Alpine said:

March: I would go M10M - and f1.2 i

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13 minutes ago, pippy said:

Not at all, Dennis. Shoot DNG and everything will turn up Roses.

I hope!

P.

My personalized Sunny16 is 1/4000 - f/4 - iso 200 . My starting point to expose for the highlights. Because 200 has better highlights recovery 

Shooting at f/2, we'll see

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