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Roger replied to the topic Right Angle Finder in the forum S2 15 years ago
woodyspedden;915 wrote: Plus, they could have said that because of the backlogs for both S2 and M lenses that they simply did not have the resources to work on lower priority items such as the L Finder.
Saying that the solution is to buy another system that has this accessory is a new high of arrogance, even for Leica. Germans are often…
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Jack MacD replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Day Five in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
I like it, but do it as a triptych.
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David K replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Day Five in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
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woodyspedden replied to the topic Right Angle Finder in the forum S2 15 years ago
Stuart Richardson;678 wrote: I have to agree with him. They can't even produce enough lenses to meet demand…the last thing they should be devoting resources to is something like a right angle finder, which will only appeal to a very small and specific set of users. I don't mean to offend either of you with that, but it is not an item that many…
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woodyspedden replied to the topic Right Angle Finder in the forum S2 15 years ago
Plus, they could have said that because of the backlogs for both S2 and M lenses that they simply did not have the resources to work on lower priority items such as the L Finder.
Saying that the solution is to buy another system that has this accessory is a new high of arrogance, even for Leica. Germans are often misunderstood when they speak…[Read more]
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woodyspedden replied to the topic Favorite Tripod/Head for S2 in the forum Tripods, Monopods and Other Camera Supports 15 years ago
fotografz;757 wrote: One experiential comment I can add is that I'm not a fan of the Lever type release on the RRS QR clamp … nor are a number of other long time MFD users.
It can be to easily snagged and opened, and once adjusted for a tight grip on the RSS camera plates, is not always tight with other QR ARCA type plates, so it has to be…
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David Farkas replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Day Five in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
Townsend, VT

Leica S2 with 70mm, 1/500th @ f/8, ISO 160
Leica S2 with 35mm, 1/15th @ f/13, ISO 160, Schneider 0.9 Soft Grad ND, Tripod
Leica S2 with 120mm, 1/45th @ f/8, ISO 160, Tripod
Leica S2 with 120mm, 1/125th @ f/8, ISO 160, TripodGrafton, VT
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fotophil replied to the topic S2 Images to iPad in the forum S2 15 years ago
I haven't enough operating experience to comment on battery life. I wonder if Eye-Fi Tech Support can tell use the power requirements.
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David K replied to the topic Man with many cameras in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
It was probably a good idea not to give Josh all the cameras when we visited the BMW get together. Pretty good chance he would have traded our KIA van and a couple of S2's for a sportier ride 🙂
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Roger replied to the topic Favorite Tripod/Head for S2 in the forum Tripods, Monopods and Other Camera Supports 15 years ago
Thanks for all the insights and testing. I ended up with a Gitzo 3541L and i think thats the right size for the S2 . The RRS BH55 and the lever release and the RRS L bracket. Nothing original. Could not get the RRS 34 L in time for my trip.
Funny though I was shooting at Maroon Bells in Aspen. The most photographed location in Colorado.…[Read more]
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koala54 replied to the topic Hot Summer Everglades Grasshopper in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
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jrv replied to the topic Favorite Tripod/Head for S2 in the forum Tripods, Monopods and Other Camera Supports 15 years ago
The Markins Quickshoe has a useful safety feature:

That's a spring-loaded pin so that if you have a flat-bottom plate you can still use that shoe. But the Really Right Stuff L brackets and others have hollowed-out areas and the pin acts as a safety stop in case the shoe works a little loose…
The RRS S2 L bracket has a problem…[Read more]
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koala54 replied to the topic First time M9 user – No buyer remorse:D in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
Congrats on the combo. Do you live and shoot in Miami?
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Pete Walentin replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Fun Images in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
Thanks Josh. But being in Germany, paying transport, customs and import tax, it will not make a difference.
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Josh Lehrer replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Day Three in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
A few more images, this time from Day Three:

Leica S2 with 180mm, 1/90 sec at f/8
Leica S2 with 70mm, 3 sec at f/9.5 with Kenko Variable NDX filter
Leica S2 with Schneider Apo-Digital 120mm f/5.6 Tilt Shift lens, 1/180 sec at f/5.6. I wanted to play with this lens' tilt and shift. This was shot wide open with the…[Read more] -
Josh Lehrer replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Day Two in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
Two images from the second day of shooting. Amazing how fast the light changes.

Leica S2 with 70mm lens, 4 sec at f/11 with Kenko Variable NDX Filter
Leica S2 with 70mm lens, 1/4 sec at f/11 with Kenko Variable NDX FilterThis was my first time using the Kenko Variable NDX filter, which allows precise ND control from…[Read more]
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Josh Lehrer replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Day One in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
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Josh Lehrer replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Fun Images in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
It functions identical to the Leica adapter that was recently released, other than being less expensive.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic Man with many cameras in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
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Pete Walentin replied to the topic Leica S2 New England Fall Foliage Trip – Fun Images in the forum Images to Share 15 years ago
Josh Lehrer;892 wrote: Pete:
The adapter I used is our Leica S2-Mamiya Mount lens adapter. It works will all Mamiya 645 manual focus lenses. Along with the Schneider, we like to use the Mamiya 80mm f/1.9 as well.
Thanks. This is not the Leica M645 Adapter right?
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