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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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Dear Photoworks!

I hope You are doing well!

Please advise the differences of Leica M11 & Leica Nocti 50 f0.95 vs M10-R & Nocti 50 f0.95 in term of color, render, natural, classsic or digital, eps. for portrait.
Ps: I have often used Leica M11 & Leica 50 f0.95  for Portrai.

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Dear Photoworks!

I hope You are doing well!

Please advise the differences of Leica M11 & Leica Nocti 50 f0.95 vs M10-R & Nocti 50 f0.95 in term of color, render, natural, classsic or digital, eps. for portrait.
Ps: I have often used Leica M11 & Leica 50 f0.95  for Portrai.

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I think the two cameras are very similar in color, it is still a Leica result. If you have one of them there is no need to change that, the lens works the same on both.

I can see only one benefit with the 64-iso of the M11 and higher shutter speeds. I no longer use the ND filter on this lens which reduces the chance of flare, Leica does not recommend filters on this lens..

The EVF makes a big difference if you use that, the M10-R was always a little slow to come back.

At 64ISO you can punch colors and exposure to a great amount and it is so beautiful.

In the last few months, I have been using the Summilux-M 50 more as I find the close focus useful for portraits.

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I think the two cameras are very similar in color, it is still a Leica result. If you have one of them there is no need to change that, the lens works the same on both.

I can see only one benefit with the 64-iso of the M11 and higher shutter speeds. I no longer use the ND filter on this lens which reduces the chance of flare, Leica does not recommend filters on this lens..

The EVF makes a big difference if you use that, the M10-R was always a little slow to come back.

At 64ISO you can punch colors and exposure to a great amount and it is so beautiful.

In the last few months, I have been using the Summilux-M 50 more as I find the close focus useful for portraits.

Dear Photoworks!

Many thanks for your advice!

Thanks, Phong!

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M11; Zeiss Planar 50 

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M11 & Summilux 50/II @ ISO64 f8 1/160s

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35 summilux FLE II, close focusing distance

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M11, Elmarit 28 asph. 

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Last year my daughter studied for a semester in Monterey, California to finish her master's degree in teaching English. My wife and I visited her there, of course, and took another little round trip from Monterey to San Diego via LA (Hollywood), Santa Barbara and Barstow. Barstow because I heard that there is a railroad junction there and Route 66 is still distinctly recognizable there. After I read up on Route 66 and the possibilities near Barstow on the Internet, we also had to go to Amboy. There I was able to convince my wife and daughter not to drive right back to Barstow, but to enjoy the sunset in the Mojave Desert. At the same time, I was able to convince my daughter to take another fun picture. Unfortunately, at that moment a drone photographer came along, who parked his car in the unfavorable spot for me, which I unfortunately only noticed too late, because I fully concentrated on the picture as such. Fortunately, I was able to make one last picture without car, but unfortunately the feet are missing here, so it is not 100% perfect. The fun was but and she is always happy to be able to show that photo acquaintances. Since I do not like to post pictures of children, because they can not defend themselves in my opinion and who knows whether they would have really wanted it in 20 years, I have only now obtained permission from her to show it in the Leica Forum. I hope you can see the fun we had in this really unique location. As a third and fourth picture I have added the side where the sun went down to this portfolio. We have never seen such a sunset in our whole life. It was more than impressive and today hangs a picture of the series that photographed there on one of our walls (in a size of 1.2 m and really everyone who looks at it more closely is amazed at this spectacle. In the four hours of waiting there was only a second family that tried something similar. All others (even Leicafotografen) are mostly already left after 10 min, what a pity!
By the way, the pictures were taken with the Leica M11 and the Summicron M 2.0/50 (V). Although I still own the Leica Apo Summicron M 2.0/50 Asph, but had concerns to take it with me. Fortunately, the regular 50 didn't let me down and showed what it's really made of. The images are much crisper in the original. After these photos, I knew I would never have needed the Apo, but the "want to have" had simply captivated me. Today, I know that all I really need to travel is the Leica M 11 a regular 50, a 21 and the Leica Q(3).

Thanks for looking and reading!
Greetings from Germany near Wetzlar
 

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Demolition of old courthouse and jail taken from second floor of new courthouse.  The level of detail captured clearly by the M11 and 35 cron is astonishing.  If you blow the photo up you can see features in the individual bricks in the far building (which will also be demolished soon).

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