Discussion Forum Leica S System Leica S (Typ 006) Pics with my new Leica S 24mm super-elmar-s
  • October 21, 2013 at 2:44 am #4292
    gm22

    I thought I would post a few of my pics. What an awesome camera and lens!

    Leica S ISO100 1/1000 f3.5 24mm super-elmar-s


    Leica S ISO100 1/90 f5.6 24mm super-elmar-s


    Leica S ISO100 1/3 f11 24mm super-elmar-s

  • October 21, 2013 at 4:35 am #4293
    Jack MacD

    Enjoy it. You have a lens that is still in short supply. Where did you get it?

    Jack
  • October 21, 2013 at 7:50 am #4294
    peterv

    Thanks for sharing, two questions if I may:

    1 Why’d you take out the EXIF? To me that’s the most interesting part of looking at pics on this forum.

    2 What’s the purpose of showing the first picture that you called OOF?

    Congratulations and thanks!

  • October 21, 2013 at 6:05 pm #4296
    gm22

    Jack MacD;5603 wrote: Enjoy it. You have a lens that is still in short supply. Where did you get it?

    Thanks Jack! I purchased mine at Leica Store Miami. I requested it a few months ago and purchased it along with the S.

    gage

  • October 21, 2013 at 6:08 pm #4297
    gm22

    peterv;5606 wrote: Thanks for sharing, two questions if I may:

    1 Why’d you take out the EXIF? To me that’s the most interesting part of looking at pics on this forum.

    2 What’s the purpose of showing the first picture that you called OOF?

    Congratulations and thanks!

    Thanks peterv. Honestly, unsure why the EXIF info is not present (I’ll have to look into that), it was not done intentionally.

    The first picture was one of my first taken with the 24mm and I couldn’t get the focus correct. After I took it I really liked how the flag is wrapping over the top of the building (looks like I was purposely trying to get it to do that) and even liked the out of focus look.

    gage

  • October 22, 2013 at 7:07 am #4299
    peterv

    Thanks Gage, about the EXIF, if you’re a LR user, you can set ‘include EXIF’ on export. As for the OOF picture, I see what you mean, I think the ‘bokeh’ of this lens looks wonderful in this shot, very smooth and soft.
    The other two really look amazing, sharp and nice contrast into the corners.

    Thanks, Peter

  • October 23, 2013 at 11:19 am #4307
    Pete Walentin

    Nice. 🙂

  • October 28, 2013 at 1:54 am #4315
    gm22

    Pete Walentin;5624 wrote: Nice. 🙂

    Thanks!!!

  • October 28, 2013 at 2:28 am #4316
    gm22

    peterv;5615 wrote: Thanks Gage, about the EXIF, if you’re a LR user, you can set ‘include EXIF’ on export. As for the OOF picture, I see what you mean, I think the ‘bokeh’ of this lens looks wonderful in this shot, very smooth and soft.
    The other two really look amazing, sharp and nice contrast into the corners.

    Thanks, Peter

    Peter, thank you and I just fixed my LR settings. If you want me to repost with the EXIF info let me know.

    gage

  • October 28, 2013 at 4:51 pm #4318
    peterv

    Thanks Gage, I just wanted to know the aperture you used.
    Congrats on your 24 mm. It looks wonderful.

  • December 10, 2013 at 9:59 pm #4427
    WPalank

    Thanks for the shots Gage.

    RE: EXIF, I find that when I use “Save For WEB” in CS6 or CC, even when I click include EXIF, the software continues to strip it. 😡

    I believe in CS5 and below there wasn’t even an option to maintain EXIF data.

  • February 17, 2014 at 5:19 pm #4536
    anGy

    Do you guys have an accurate focus with your 24mm ?
    The one I tested is back focussing.
    I know that the center focus sensor is wide and covers a wide area on a wide angle lens, but even with an obvious subject (like a tree in a field) back focussing can be seen (more obvious on far subject, less present when close focussing).
    Moreover judging focus in the viewfinder is not really possible (to my eyes at least) when shooting a far landscape.
    So AF better be accurate (although it seems that focussing just before the infinity symbol do work for most of my shots).

  • February 18, 2014 at 12:02 am #4539
    Al Tanabe

    anGy;6060 wrote: Do you guys have an accurate focus with your 24mm ?
    The one I tested is back focussing.
    I know that the center focus sensor is wide and covers a wide area on a wide angle lens, but even with an obvious subject (like a tree in a field) back focussing can be seen (more obvious on far subject, less present when close focussing).
    Moreover judging focus in the viewfinder is not really possible (to my eyes at least) when shooting a far landscape.
    So AF better be accurate (although it seems that focussing just before the infinity symbol do work for most of my shots).

    I had a similar issue with my 30, it went back for a recalibration and all is fine now.

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