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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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M11+21mm Super-Elmar-M Audience watching fireworks. The light exploding in the background is from a street light. The haze is a combination of the smoke from the fireworks with humidity. The rain

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Cloudy sunset at Zugspitze, Bavaria. Leica M11 and Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2/85 ZM. With this focal length the first 2 shots hand held were not absolutely sharp so I made the following shots from the tripod. For this picture 2 photos taken from the tripod were merged in Lightroom.

 

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Ok, this is not really a serious work, but I got a Visoflex III and an Elmar 3.5/65 mm very cheap, and what can I say, it's just fascinating to just flange the technology from several decades together and ... click!

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Leica M11 with 90mm at .28 1/125

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I think it look sharp, I think it was 8000ISO

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M11 35m FLE lens

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if you are wondering it is Washington DC

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64 ISO, capture one edit, recovered all the highlights

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Test shot after picking up my M11 today

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28mm Summicron ASPH v2, ~f/8

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5 hours ago, ntyilontyilo said:

Cloudy sunset at Zugspitze, Bavaria. Leica M11 and Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2/85 ZM. With this focal length the first 2 shots hand held were not absolutely sharp so I made the following shots from the tripod. For this picture 2 photos taken from the tripod were merged in Lightroom.

 

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Nice to know that the 2/85 ZM works great on M11. Mine is an outstanding performer on my M10-R..

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It may be just the season, but I think there have been a strong selection of deep cloudy skies with strong highlights and strong shadow details in this thread from the M11.  I think the combination of matrix metering to protect highlights (somewhat) and the long scale of the ISO range from 64-160 contributes to this tendency to make pictures like  this:

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work out pretty well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Here's another long-scale example at ISO 64. Exposure reduced in post by one stop and maximum Capture One shadow recovery to lighten the decorative moulding in shadow at the bottom.

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The same shot, taken at ISO 200, lost about half a stop in the highlight headroom.  In my best compromise the sky came out a little less intense.

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2 hours ago, scott kirkpatrick said:

It may be just the season, but I think there have been a strong selection of deep cloudy skies with strong highlights and strong shadow details in this thread from the M11.  I think the combination of matrix metering to protect highlights (somewhat) and the long scale of the ISO range from 64-160 contributes to this tendency to make pictures like  this:

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work out pretty well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I agree, Scott.  The light in San Francisco has been unusually hard, bright and fairly warm.  Contrasty, where normally it's more... diffuse...?   At any rate, I like to photograph this light with this camera.

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M11, 28 summilux, aperture of 20mm 😉, ISO 8000

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M11  Noctilux 0,95

Are these  corona viruses on the crop?🤔

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Waiting...  M11, Noctilux 75

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