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Color rendition of M 240 vs M 262

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11 minutes ago, jaapv said:

Partly, I created a dual-illuminant one for general use (I think that colour profiles by lens are overkill) and a dedicated one for use on shots with a (medium-)high IR content. The camera can produce a horrible yellow-orange cast in that case and a good profile can help - but is not ideal. An IR-cut filter was mandatory for my Safari photography.

 

Yes, use the Xrite Passport at the first shot of both cameras when using side by side. It is fully explained in the instructions by Xrite.

 

Thanks for the detailed explanation! I will do some experiments, once we have sunshine in Munich...

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jaapv
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The only comment I can give is that 80% of photographs on Flickr exhibit abysmal colour processing. It is just about the last place I would go to  judge a camera. Not to mention the pervasive atrociou

Gregm61
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Having owned my M262 since new, the only M body, digital or film, I've ever bought new, and having used it alongside second-hand M240's and M246's (M262 is the only one of the three I still own today)

Adam Bonn
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Jim Arnold wrote of review of the 262 v the m9 and included dng samples from each for download and review  https://www.jimarnold.org/blog/2015/12/leica-m-typ-262/ As others have noted, there

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