• Hi Jack: I tried several time to upload high res images for you but somehow the website keeps dropping off. It locks up and I have to reboot the link and then all the time uploading is lost. Not sure how to handle this. I could send you via email a couple of images using a free temp storage site?

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    Today, August 17, 2012, Leica Camera USA has announced a special promotion on brand new Leica M9 and M9-P bodies. If you purchase a new Leica M9, you will receive a $500 Leica gift card, which can be applied […]

  • David,
    Yes, I had a predetermined size in mind when I took the Miller Park shot, which was the full merged image shown on the web link. But then I started to try and make the image more abstract through elimination. I have a client in mind that might want the full shot, but the abstraction is for me. If they purchase the shot, I will show you…[Read more]

  • Jack,

    I think this crop works very well as does the sepia toning. Also agree that the triptych does not work well with this image as the vertical breaks in the panels interrupt the flow of the horizontal lines. Did you have a predetermined size in mind when you took the shot?

    It would be interesting to see what the print looks like…[Read more]

  • Al Tanabe replied to the topic Sepia for Architecture in the forum Images to Share 14 years ago

    Jack,
    Nice images of Miller Park, the color shot was very nice as well! Interesting observation about sepia toned prints being more acceptable for corporate art. I guess design elements like the trusses work better as a graphic vs the full color beauty shot? It would be interesting to work with an interior designer to place those images…[Read more]

  • David Farkas replied to the topic Leica M9-P Sensor cleaning in the forum M9 14 years ago

    Jack MacD;2931 wrote: For dust, I use compressed air carefully to not let the liquid portion out of the can .
    For what appear to be spots? That would definitely be a job for Leica. David F would tell you he uses LR spot remover in post production, or back to Leica, he never touches his sensors, probably because he experiences so many horror…

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  • Josh Lehrer replied to the topic Leica M9-P Sensor cleaning in the forum M9 14 years ago

    Mark:

    I avoid any kind of wet cleaning of the M9 sensor, I find it tends to make things worse. I frequently use a Giottos Rocket Blower to blow surface dust off the sensor. For more thorough cleanings, I send the camera to a local service shop that will do a wet cleaning with the proper facilities and equipment. A few touch-ups in Lightroom…[Read more]

  • Jack MacD replied to the topic Leica M9-P Sensor cleaning in the forum M9 14 years ago

    For dust, I use compressed air carefully to not let the liquid portion out of the can .
    For what appear to be spots? That would definitely be a job for Leica. David F would tell you he uses LR spot remover in post production, or back to Leica, he never touches his sensors, probably because he experiences so many horror stories from those who do.…[Read more]

  • Personally, I'd just get a S-35mm which is a faster maximum aperture, is optimized for use on the S2, and is auto-focus.

    this is what I did, but thank you anyway for the input!

  • rofri replied to the topic Sepia for Architecture in the forum Images to Share 14 years ago

    Very interesting and well done. Thanks for describing the procedure you used.

  • Cam Garner replied to the topic Road Trip in the forum Images to Share 14 years ago

    I like the triptych!

  • Thank you for the feedback Martin. I saw a tripod mount on the grip and thought maybe the RRS L-Bracket could be re-used.

    I'm probably going to wait on the grip until Photokina (since it's only about a month away). I want to make sure the grip is forward compatible.

  • I use the RRS L-bracket with a neoprene Leica Handstrap and Black Rapid R-Strap if I need to shoulder carry. The Black Rapid FastenR-T1 screws through the Handstrap plate into the tripod threads of the L-Bracket. This system has been a sturdy and easily adjustable solution. (Note: must widen the Handstrap plate hole for the Fastenr-T1)

  • Not sure how they do this but if you down load the NYT iPad application and view the Olympics shots of the day …you will see the potential of the retina display . The photographs display more detail and have more depth than anything I ve ever seen on screen.

  • Beautiful…

  • fotografz replied to the topic S2 and HTS/1.5 in the forum Alternative Lenses 14 years ago

    Correction …

    I tried the HTS with 100/2.2 again and this time it didn't AF, so it is not a feature to count on.

    However, it did provide focus confirmation this time, but again I don't think it is a reliable feature unless the light is bright enough or the movement on the HTS not too severe.

    Guess I'll have to get a split…[Read more]

  • There seems to be a growing interest in a fully functional C645 to S adapter. This may be due to the aging Contax camera bodies and steadfast adherence to many of the Zeiss CZ optics that provide a wonderful character.

    The ability to use the C645 lenses on a S2 would bring an all new ergonomic experience to the Contax owner, similar to use of…[Read more]

  • WOW!

    -Marc

  • PebblePlace;2882 wrote: I have been considering buy the grip to help with handheld shooting and have some questions:

    1) How much flex is there between the camera and grip?

    2) I use the RRS L-Bracket, swapping back forth between the grip and bracket adds to the hassle factor. Any work arounds?

    3) There was another post about the…

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    Leica has announced a special promotion allowing owners of Leica M8 and M8.2 cameras to have Leica Camera USA clean, calibrate, and test their cameras for only $350. This service usually costs $475. From […]

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