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2 hours ago, willeica said:

Some MTF for those who like that sort of thing.

William 

All that’s missing now are official sample images! There’s been Hugh’s mystery camera and lens on Insta and I spied a chook by Jono Slack that looked suspiciously tighter than a 28mm but could also be a crop. 

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7 minutes ago, Kwokaun said:

All that’s missing now are official sample images! There’s been Hugh’s mystery camera and lens on Insta and I spied a chook by Jono Slack that looked suspiciously tighter than a 28mm but could also be a crop. 

Here are the 50m APO-Summicron-M MTF

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And here is the Leica 50mm APO-Summicron-SL graph:

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Levacy said:

Can someone smarter then me explain that MTF graph? Good sign?

Im not smart, but judging from those lines.... Those are like the best MTF's one can wish for. Center to corner resolution and contrast is almost equal all across the frame with very minimal fall off. Very smooth out of focus area (bokeh) as well.

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46 minutes ago, 69xchange said:

Im not smart, but judging from those lines.... Those are like the best MTF's one can wish for. Center to corner resolution and contrast is almost equal all across the frame with very minimal fall off. Very smooth out of focus area (bokeh) as well.

Leica just keeps getting better and better with the technical performance of their lenses.  

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11 minutes ago, 69xchange said:

If only I could say the same about their customer service and quality control.

Here in Australia, the turn around time for servicing has improved so much since the servicing has moved in-house here. Of course some things still need to get sent back to Germany (new af motors for my S lenses for example) and that still takes a few months. 
I live in Sydney, but I order my Leicas from Carlo, the manager of the Melbourne store. I hardly step into the Sydney store unless there’s an interesting gallery show opening. Just the nature of relationships I guess. 

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2 hours ago, 69xchange said:

If only I could say the same about their customer service and quality control.

I always went through my dealer (Camera West, Walnut Creek) and I never had any issues with customer service. If I had a quality control issue, my dealer would have taken care of it promptly.

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vor 1 Minute schrieb keithlaban.co.uk:

Can anyone here please confirm if back button focusing with the current Q3 (28) is possible?

I'm trying to gauge whether it will be a possibility on the Q3 48?

Many thanks in advance.

Yes: You can set these buttons to AF-L

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14 minutes ago, keithlaban.co.uk said:

Can anyone here please confirm if back button focusing with the current Q3 (28) is possible?

I'm trying to gauge whether it will be a possibility on the Q3 43?

Many thanks in advance.

No, BBF in traditional sense is not possible as you cannot decouple focusing from the shutter. You can lock the focus, but it gets unlocked as soon as you change the aperture or press any button, including shutter.

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1 minute ago, SrMi said:

No, BBF in traditional sense is not possible as you cannot decouple focusing from the shutter. You can lock the focus, but it gets unlocked as soon as you change the aperture or press any button, including shutter.

Thanks very much for the info.

That's such a pity! I've been using true back button focussing on all of my cameras for many years.

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