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This third shot shows the field of view of the 35mm superimposed over the full 24mm image.
I have also moved the field of view to the corner to show that the 24 gives more than twice the area than is captured by the 35mm.

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I was doing some interior work with the 24mm and decided to compare it with my 35mm.

This first shot is the field of view with my 35mm lens, shot from the same tripod position as the second photo.

The second shot is the cropped result of using the 24mm at if it sere a shift lens.

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Dear Josh

Thank you very much for your answer. I will get in touch with Soelm to send the camera back.

Best regards
Veerachai

Because the sensor cracking issue is a known manufacturer defect, it will be a free repair for the lifetime of the camera (or at least as long as parts are available) so Leica will repair the cracked sensor free of charge even if the camera is out of warranty.

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beautiful pictures !!!

Dear Josh

Thanks for your answer, I was wondering whether it's still under warranty as I bought S2 since Sep 2010.

Thank you.

Veerachai

rootbeer;4416 wrote: Marc, Excellent explanation that even I understood. Question: If I get the Nikon receivers can I mount a Canon 580 set to A? Can the on camera SF58 remain TTL?
Thanks a bunch!
Jim

Yes Jim, you can use any speed-light that is set to A because only the center universal contact point on the speed-light's hot shoe…[Read more]

Yes, that is a cracked sensor. The camera needs to go to Leica for repair. The good news is that the repair will be covered under warranty, and they'll do a full “clean and check” of the camera while they have it.

rootbeer;4415 wrote: I just received a 300 F4 today. A couple of quick shots at the office. F11, ISO 320 1/1000

That looks pretty nice. I like the color rendition. But I'm going to wait until Leica will release the S350. 😀

Hello Andy

You are the expert in S2 problem, may I ask you to see the attached picture whether this is considering as sensor filter cracked? I rarely use the S2 as I was busy with some certain project in the past year but beginning of Mar 2013 I took it out to show to my friend and after several shots, I found the picture was in a circle.…[Read more]

Jack, you are making the 24mm look pretty darn good.

fotografz;3818 wrote: I'm back!

Okay, here is a demo of using the Phottix Stratos-II Nikon Transmitter in the S2 hot-shoe with a SF-58 set to A then mounted on top of the Stratos-II. Plus another SF-58 off-camera set to A mounted on a Stratos-II Nikon Receiver that's in the SF-58 supplied stand-foot.

Top image shows the on-camera SF-58…

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David Farkas;4158 wrote: I haven't tried this lens on the S2, but a 300mm is a 300mm, regardless of sensor size. Compared to 35mm FF, a 300mm will offer an equivalent FOV of 240mm. Love to see some shots from the lens, if you get a chance.

I just received a 300 F4 today. A couple of quick shots at the office. F11, ISO 320 1/1000

Our…[Read more]

aboudd;4410 wrote: Well, that's a nice bit of news. I have been setting the mirror lock-up and self-timer together since I got my S2. Did I miss this in the manual somewhere or is this an Easter egg?

I actually don't know if it is in the manual or not, but here is an excerpt from my S2 review (published November…[Read more]

Well, that's a nice bit of news. I have been setting the mirror lock-up and self-timer together since I got my S2. Did I miss this in the manual somewhere or is this an Easter egg?

Pete,
There was 25% sharpening applied, plus some exposure work in the previous images.

Here is an untouched out of camera shot, nothing applied. Followed by the cropped and spotted and sharpened and exposure adjusted, etc.

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Another thing to check is that in order for the camer to remember sticky settings like custom function assignments and focus mode, you should turn the camera off via the switch then turn back on. The memory card light should illuminate for a few seconds then turn off. If you change settings, but let the camera go to sleep before you manually power…[Read more]

Jack,

Great stuff. Thanks for posting.

We haven't had an opportunity to really test the lens in real-use scenarios. Your architectural shots speak volumes on the performance of this very wide S lens. We are expecting to have a 24mm on our Florida Keys and Everglades workshop in a couple weeks, along with the 30-90mm. Hopefully, Josh and…[Read more]

Hi Jack,

Thanks a lot. 🙂

Looks pretty impressive. Are these out of camera (except of the last one) and if not, what have you done to the files in terms of sharpening and lens corrections?

It looks to me that you already have at f/11 some diffraction, but the performance is still pretty nice.

Looking forward to more pictures…[Read more]

Here is the third photo cropped to final. It is a 48″ wide photo on paper.

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