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Jack MacD replied to the topic Autumn from a window in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 9 months ago
Josh,
Here is one not shot from a window, I walked outside in the rain. The day before this bird bath was empty. Nice that the S2 can handle the rain so well. Our drought is over for a day.
I learned on the New England S2 trip last year that autumn colors work well in rain.The second shot is sort of an abstract that I may play with a…[Read more]
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Al Tanabe replied to the topic Microprism Screen for S2 in the forum Gear For Sale 13 years, 9 months ago
The screen is now sold, thank you!
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Josh Lehrer replied to the topic Autumn from a window in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 9 months ago
Beautiful. I miss that color!
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PebblePlace replied to the topic hoping for a Summicron one day in the forum S2 13 years, 9 months ago
I've been curious to see examples of the 100/2.2 HC on the S2 (hint-hint-hint!) I don't have an H system, so buying the HC adapter + 100/2.2 is an expensive experiment.
The Hasselblad 110/2 really is something wonderful on its intended 6×6 negative. I liked it on my Phase One systems, but on the S2 with its smaller sensor, some of the magic…[Read more]
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RVB replied to the topic 30 mm or 35 mm (or waiting for the 24 mm and the 30-90 zoom) in the forum S Lenses 13 years, 10 months ago
fotografz;3355 wrote: I currently have the S35, 70, 120, 180. I plan on adding the new 120/TS, the Elpro for the 180, and am debating on the S24mm which I have been waiting for in lieu of the S30mm.
In addition, I have a full compliment of H/C lenses I use on an H4D/60, and also use on the S2 with the H to S Adapter: HCD/28, HC/50-II, 80,…
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stephan replied to the topic hoping for a Summicron one day in the forum S2 13 years, 10 months ago
I actually have the Leica S / HC Adapter with the Hasselblad 100/2.2 and I like the focal length as well as the rendering …… at 5,6. Wider open this lens is a bit to soft for my taste, especially at the borders.
Leica S / V Adapter with the Hasselblad 110/2
I tried this combo but was a bit disapointed because of the CAs wide open. I…[Read more]
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PebblePlace replied to the topic hoping for a Summicron one day in the forum S2 13 years, 10 months ago
You could try some non-Leica lenses, such as:
Leica S / HC Adapter with the Hasselblad 100/2.2
Leica S / V Adapter with the Hasselblad 110/2
Leica S / 645M Adapter with the Mamiya 110/2.8
Leica S / 645M Adapter with the Mamiya 80/1.9With regards to the Elpro, to me that seems like a tool to make the 180S a semi macro lens. The…[Read more]
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stephan replied to the topic hoping for a Summicron one day in the forum S2 13 years, 10 months ago
yes, I have it, and it works for portraits but I think its a bit to contrasty. I will try the Elpro for the 180, but the longer lenses have some drawbacks as well, especially in natural light
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Mark Gowin replied to the topic Skyline Drive Virginia in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 10 months ago
I really like the first one. I can't resist photographing brightly colored vines on tree trunks. Not sure why.
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Mark Gowin replied to the topic Portland Head Light pano from this morning in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 10 months ago
Well done. Please show some more images from your trip.
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Paratom replied to the topic hoping for a Summicron one day in the forum S2 13 years, 10 months ago
stephan;3512 wrote: Well this years photokina didn't bring any really interesting new lens to me. Thankfully, as I just bought a MM and need a bit time for more investments.
But I was also a bit disapointed about the lenses that were annonunced. I'm not a wide-angle guy, even if I may one day add the 24 mm.
But I expected something like…
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Pete Walentin replied to the topic Portland Head Light pano from this morning in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 10 months ago
Nice.
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jdlaing replied to the topic M8 Shutter Actuation Count in the forum M8 and M8.2 13 years, 10 months ago
Josh Lehrer;3499 wrote: I tried this on an M9 just for fun, but no luck. Is there a similar service menu for the M9?
There is but it hasn't been cracked yet.
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ddanois replied to the topic Portland Head Light pano from this morning in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 10 months ago
Great shot David!
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Josh Lehrer replied to the topic M8 Shutter Actuation Count in the forum M8 and M8.2 13 years, 10 months ago
I tried this on an M9 just for fun, but no luck. Is there a similar service menu for the M9?
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jdlaing replied to the topic M8 Shutter Actuation Count in the forum M8 and M8.2 13 years, 10 months ago
😀
I knew you'd like that.
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Josh Lehrer replied to the topic M8 Shutter Actuation Count in the forum M8 and M8.2 13 years, 10 months ago
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aboudd replied to the topic Images using S and H lenses on the S2. in the forum Images to Share 13 years, 10 months ago
The first shot of the bride with the kids at the railing is a stellar image. Congratulations.
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jdlaing replied to the topic M8 Shutter Actuation Count in the forum M8 and M8.2 13 years, 10 months ago
Turn the camera on.
Press the right arrow key 4 times.
Press the left arrow key 3 times.
Press the right arrow key 1 more time.
Press the info button.
Scroll down to body debug data.
Press Set.
Scroll down to NUMEXPOSURES.Turn camera off to exit……..
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Leica Store wrote a new post 13 years, 10 months ago
Today, we received our first shipment of the new Leica M-E. When Leica announced the M-E, there were a lot of questions about how it fit into Leica’s lineup and what was different when compared to the M9 and M9-P. Now that the camera is here in our store, we put it on our shooting table to compare it against Leica’s current lineup of digital M cameras.

Top row: Leica M-E, M Monochrom. Bottom row: M9 Black Paint, M9-P Silver Chrome, and M9 Steel Grey. Notice the white Leica Camera Made in Germany writing on the back of the M-E, similar to the M9 Black Paint.
Here are the highlights:
- The finish on the Leica M-E differs greatly from the steel grey M9. It has slight blue color to it and looks very classy with either a silver or black lens.
- The leatherette covering on the M-E is identical to the M Monochrom. It’s softer to the touch than the M9 or M9-P. The pattern on the covering is slightly tighter than the M9-P’s leatherette.
- The accents are silver chrome – the hot shoe, shutter button and surrounding material, shutter speed dial, and release lever on the bottom plate. This allows the camera to coordinate well with silver chrome lenses. Also, I think a silver chrome Thumbs Up would look great on the M-E.
- The M-E does not have a model logo engraved on the front like the original M9; it is similar to the M9-P and M Monochrom in that regard.
- The two major physical differences from all of Leica’s other digital M cameras to date: the camera does not have a frame line preview lever on the front or a USB port on the side.
- The “Leica Camera Made in Germany” engraving on the back is in white, similar to a black M9.
- The hot shoe is engraved with “Leica M-E” in addition to the serial number (like the M9-P and M Monochrom).

From left to right: Leica M9 Black Paint, M Monochrom, M-E, M9 Steel Grey, and M9-P Silver Chrome. Here you can see the blue tint to the M-E's finish, and the lack of a USB port.
Overall, I am very pleased with how the camera looks. It was difficult for me to assess the exact color of the finish using only Leica’s official press images as reference, but seeing it in person; I can see how it differs quite a lot from the steel grey M9. The new Leica M-E combines the well-loved, 18 megapixel CCD sensor of the M9/M9-P, but updates the camera’s look for 2012. The removal of the USB port and frame line selector allows Leica to offer the camera at a lower price point, and further improves the cameras ruggedness and reliability (less moving parts and switches equals more durability). The new finish, known as “anthracite grey” is unique and will match just about any accessory or lens you can mount on the camera. I can't wait to take this camera out shooting!

From left to right: Leica M9 Black Paint, M Monochrom, M-E, M9 Steel Grey, and M9-P Silver Chrome. The removal of the USB port really cleans up the M-E's design.
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It’s 2024 and I’ve just bought a Leica M8 after borrowing one from a photographer friend (bye bye Lumix). It a silver chrome finished version and I’d like to add a hand grip. Thing is Silver is hard to find and I’m toying with adding a Steel Grey. Will this be a mismatch? Or should I got rad and choose a black one? Thanks in advance✌️🇦🇺