Jack MacD replied to the topic M10 monochrom necessary if getting the M11? in the forum M Monochrom 3 years, 3 months ago
Additionally, the latest RedDotForum show on the M11 said the M10M gives us two stops of ISO performance.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic M10 monochrom necessary if getting the M11? in the forum M Monochrom 3 years, 3 months ago
Do you just shoot B&W? If so, I get the idea that the M11 shooting converted B&W may match, but not exceed the M10M. Therefore not a reason to change.
I have a M10M and an M11. When I want to shoot B&W I use the M10M. Having a B&W camera helps me concentrate on structure rather than color. The issue for me will be if when the M11M comes out, if I…[Read more] -
Jack MacD replied to the topic Fast, Wide Lens for Astrophotography in the forum M Lenses 4 years ago
Mike,
I have not used either the 35 1.4 older model or the 28 2.0 for astrophotography. I don’t believe vignetting is an issue with the 21 but if that’s not your preferred field of view, go with a 35. You have also reduced your cost. What is the issue is what ISO works best on your Sony. If you are willing to shoot at say 3,200 you don’t need…[Read more] -
Jack MacD replied to the topic Fast, Wide Lens for Astrophotography in the forum M Lenses 4 years ago
That’s an easy choice but not inexpensive.
21mm 1.4.
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Jack MacD posted an update 4 years, 3 months ago
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Jack MacD started the topic Social Distancing in the forum Images to Share 4 years, 5 months ago
24mm.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic 007 high iso high DR in the forum Leica S (Typ 007) 4 years, 6 months ago
Well, I used the 007 at ISO 3,200 again, but the reason was I needed it to be able to use motion capturing of water at 1/400 sec f8 in this Triptych set.
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Jack MacD started the topic Full Rainbow in the forum Images to Share 4 years, 11 months ago
This was shot with an S 007 through a window with a 24mm S lens.
This is the first time I've seen a full rainbow where the interior of the arc is a totally different brightness from the sky outside the rainbow arc. -
Jack MacD‘s profile was updated 4 years, 12 months ago
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Jack MacD started the topic Skyline with late sun in the forum Images to Share 5 years ago
This was shot with my M10M using a demo 90mm Macro Elmar.
Sun was coming through the clouds hitting some structures but not others. The skyline is St. Louis. The Arch is visible, but not lit by the sun.f8 at 1/1500. ISO auto which turned out to be 160. Underexposed compensation set by .7. Cropped slightly, no filter. I usually have auto…[Read more]
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Jack MacD posted an update 5 years ago
M10M
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Jack MacD posted an update 5 years ago
M10M
50mm APO Summicron at 2.0. 1/125. ISO 1250
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Jack MacD replied to the topic Night Street From Above in the forum Images to Share 5 years ago
OK,
I returned to the scene using three new bits of technology.
!. An M10M which allows for very high ISO and high resolution.
2. Remote firing of the M10M via LeicaFOTOS, and allows a self portrait if you look very closely.
3. A 12mm lens. The shot is ISO 20,000, f4.0. 1/15 -
Jack MacD posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
Trova”s Falling Man
M10M 50mm extreme crop that 41 mp allows -
Jack MacD posted an update 5 years, 3 months ago
M10M
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Jack MacD started the topic Triptych of a Robert Serra Sculpture in the forum Images to Share 5 years, 9 months ago
Been too long since anyone posted here. This is three S24mm shots.
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Jack MacD posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
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Jack MacD posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
The Pulitzer Art Museum in St. Louis has a Richard Serra: Torqued Spirals that allows the viewer to go inside the sculpture. There is not a perpendicular or uncurved surface. When looking up, the sky can look like the earth from space. This was shot with a 24mm S, on a S (007) processed in Silver Efx Pro.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic April 2019 Tanzania trip and I am taking my new Leica CL in the forum Leica CL 6 years, 1 month ago
John,
For a safari you will want a fast telephoto lens as the animals are not always within 10 feet during the day. Many times at dusk or dawn in low light. Yes amping up the iso will help. Yes digitally zooming in your 23 will help. But consider renting a tele zoom or prime.
But you asked about filters. The coating on today’s lenses is very s…[Read more] -
Jack MacD‘s profile was updated 6 years, 2 months ago
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