Monochrom 1 shots -post them here !

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but I'm looking for a long term realtionship

 

during the great Leica Academy event in Portland, I had the chance to play with it ...

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[jaapv]

Please post your Monochrom shots in this thread.

Edited September 17, 2012 by jaapv

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mOnO-mAn by phOtOny teXas, on Flickr

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Illusive Islander by phOtOny teXas, on Flickr

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[johnbuckley]

Jaap - thanks for setting up this section. Below are some images, all taken with the Monochrom and the Noctilux 0.95 at the Bishop's Garden of the National Cathedral in D.C. I intend on going there often in the weeks ahead and accumulating a portfolio on Mono/Nocti images for sharing. Thank you for looking. BTW - I have just gotten large prints of these, and they are glorious as prints.

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[johnbuckley]

A very different approach, but same tools -- Mono and Nocti, with a three-stop ND filter.

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[Timothy D]

 

 

MM, Lux 35, Heliopan Red 29

I've deleted your image since it violates Forum rules for photo size: No photos larger than 960 pixels on any side. If you email a properly sized image to me I'll place it here. stuart.nordheimer@opco.com.

Edited October 10, 2012 by stuny

[AbbeyFoto]

Altar at Ely Cathedral

MM ISO 1600 new 35mm 1.4 with weak yellow filter, exposure 1/180 sec, not sure of aperture, maybe f2 or f1.4

Very little post processing of full image apart from correcting angle and the export function of LR4.

I do not believe small reduced images due justice but I have added a crop to give some idea of the detail.

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Edited September 18, 2012 by AbbeyFoto

[Timothy D]

 

MM, Lux 35, Heliopan Red 29

See my message in your post above. Stuart Nordheimer

Edited October 10, 2012 by stuny

[AbbeyFoto]

MM, Lux 35, Heliopan Red 29

 

We could do with a systematic discussion of various filters with this camera. I have only played with an old light yellow filter so far.

[Timothy D]

We could do with a systematic discussion of various filters with this camera. I have only played with an old light yellow filter so far.

I played with Heliopan orange 22, red 29 and yellow 5 - I'm not sure that this might be enough experience for a systematic discussion of filters.

[chrism]

A crop of the rain from Hurricane Leslie on the conservatory:

M Monochrom, Summarit 35

 

My son managed to come home for a weekend:

Leica M-Monochrom, Summilux 75

 

Leica M Monochrom, Summilux 75

 

Leica M Monochrom, Summarit 75

 

Chris

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[chrism]

And since the back deck just got rebuilt:

Leica M Monochrom, Elmarit 24

 

Leica M Monochrom, CV 15mm

 

Chris

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[Timothy D]

See my message in your post above. Stuart Nordheimer

 

Lux 35, Heliopan Red 29

Edited October 10, 2012 by stuny

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The Cage Lyme Park (MM new 35mm 1.4 light yellow filter)

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I played with Heliopan orange 22, red 29 and yellow 5 - I'm not sure that this might be enough experience for a systematic discussion of filters.

 

Maybe not but I like the impact of the red filter in your images. Must try one myself.

[AbbeyFoto]

Visited my old college (King's Cambridge). I had to get my college card from the development office housed in the Gibbs Building; outside the office was this scene with a portrait of Alan Turing. No attempt to modernise the place! MM, 35/1.4, light yellow filter, a little cropping, otherwise just LR4's export filtering. ISO 5000 and the noise is apparent at 100% but apt for this image.

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