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M8 Review on Luminous-Landscape


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My friend and colleague Michael Reichman has finished his review of the Leica M8. I've read it and to say that he is pleased with the camera would be an understatement. As it is now 2:16 AM EST, I suppose I should correctly say that the review should be live later today.

 

The Luminous Landscape

 

Cheers,

 

Sean

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You can access the review now, you just need a little insight. :D

 

What good is a review if it ain't viewable?

 

Still looking for it.

 

If the reviewer hasn't published it yet, commenters should not refer to it, IMHO.

 

I will check again tomorrow.

 

The real wait, of course is for DELIVERY of the M8.

 

Patience, patience.:D

Cheers,

Erl

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Great review, I particularly like the way he deals with the traditionalism of the removable baseplate, and the way he dances around the price comparisons with DSLRs.

 

But what a terrible web site to navigate around and read. It must rate as one of the most user-hostile sites available.

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You may want to e-mail Michael about that.

 

Cheers,

 

Sean

 

I did already. Although I didn't see an error. Michael just said "it's eight bits, all right. That's what MY expert says, too." Actually, since they started with the DMR firmware, it can't be impossible to get all "16" bits back as an option. But would you want to have slower review, 1 instead of two frames per second continuous shooting, and half the buffer depth?

 

scott

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Well worth reading and the video is excellent, although short.

 

Changed my view of Luminous Landscapes as I've previously felt the reviews were less than sincere. This one comes over very well.

 

Look forward to it being developed further.

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Scott, Sean, at first I mean an error in : citation "I asked if there were any true 16 bit files from any camera. he said that he had never seen one (and he's seen them all). He said that files from Phase One backs are 14 bit (they too claim to be 16 bit), Canon raw files are 12 bit, and that various other cameras range from 8 to 12 bits."

 

From my expirience, there are many cameras with 16 bit output and 14 bit also, ranging from cheap to expensive like a Leica DMR.

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