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Dolomiti quickie. Seceda (2500m) first thing in the morning.
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icebergs in greenland - steel rim reissue wide open

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Now that the embargo has been lifted, let’s see the photos taken with the lenses  Both versions - old and new - welcome  All photos shared by me here are with the new version  864167c

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Dolomiti quickie. Seceda (2500m) first thing in the morning.
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Love the Dolomite with a passion. This shot does nail it! thanks for sharing.

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v3 wide open with M11

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Cartagena de Indias.

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Panama City, Panama.

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On 10/25/2022 at 10:17 PM, Wonzo said:

1. V1 from 1960

2. V3 new

Both at f/1,4

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What a wonderful pair of photographs. They remind me of a sort of 18th-Century 'et in arcadia ego' painting. The 2nd photograph has a clearness to it which one notices when compared to the first.

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What a wonderful pair of photographs. They remind me of a sort of 18th-Century 'et in arcadia ego' painting. The 2nd photograph has a clearness to it which one notices when compared to the first.

Many thanks, Beresford !  This is a typical scene especially on weekends in the Tiergarten, Berlin.

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As the Milky Way is straight above us where I am right now and there is zero light pollution on the islands, I have set to capture it on with my 35 mm steel rim wide open. The orange star bottom right is Antares, the brightest star in the zodiacal constellation Scorpius (all bottom part) and one of the largest known stars, having several hundred times the diameter of the Sun and 10K x the Sun's luminosity.

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As the Milky Way is straight above us where I am right now and there is zero light pollution on the islands, I have set to capture it on with my 35 mm steel rim wide open. The orange star bottom right is Antares, the brightest star in the zodiacal constellation Scorpius (all bottom part) and one of the largest known stars, having several hundred times the diameter of the Sun and 10K x the Sun's luminosity.

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How many seconds exposure ? 

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How many seconds exposure ? 

Wide open (despite what EXIF says, clearly seen by coma + astigmatism), 16s at 3200 ISO, it will not let you do more at this ISO as the longest exposure time on M10 depeds on the ISO setting (page 174 of the user manual). You would also not want to do more than 25-30s due to earth rotation (with 24mm and wider), the 35mm is already pushing it for my exposure time which should be about 12s max.

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Wide open (despite what EXIF says, clearly seen by coma + astigmatism), 16s at 3200 ISO, it will not let you do more at this ISO as the longest exposure time on M10 depeds on the ISO setting (page 174 of the user manual). You would also not want to do more than 25-30s due to earth rotation (with 24mm and wider), the 35mm is already pushing it for my exposure time which should be about 12s max.

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Thanks. I’m under the Milky Way myself, being not far from you right now. But at 800 iso film, I’d need around a minute to grab it like you. 

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Quick snap shooting directly into the sun.  m10-d + steel rim original

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Lately been using the reissue steel rim on film body, fujifilm premium superia, f2 if i remember correctly 

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Backyard fun.  M10d + 35 steel rim original.

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