Jack MacD commented on the post, Leica Perspective Control for M10-R, M10-P and M10M 2 months ago
In reply to: David Farkas wrote a new post, Leica Perspective Control for M10-R, M10-P and M10M Leica has released a new computational imaging feature for its M10-R, M10-P and M10 Monochrom digital rangefinder cameras. Leica Perspective Control (LPC) helps to straighten horizons and correct keystoning when […] View I have had success with M10P files in LR but not M10M raw files. Any suggestions?
The l-camera forum predicts Adobe will correct this error with their next update in March.
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Jack MacD posted an update 2 months, 4 weeks ago
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Jack MacD started the topic Social Distancing in the forum Images to Share 4 months, 3 weeks ago
24mm.
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Jack MacD posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
In reply to: mrosberg posted an update S 120mm Macro on the SL2. As a partial response to what I\'ve been reading I decided to add the Leica APO-MACRO-SUMMARIT-S 120mm F2.5. I was excited about a fast lens that I could use for portraiture and macro photography. I purchased a near mint condition lens with a \"replaced\"motor\" on eBay. Unfortunately I\'m struggling with its use. It\'s surprisingly noisy autofocus was concerning, but more importantly it\'s almost impossible to lock and focus with this lens. When attempting to use this lens with autofocus, it simply hunts and doesn\'t allow me to make an exposure. In fact, I needed to use it manually until focus was close and then use the back button. Am I missing something? ViewYes they are a bit noisy as there is quite a distance the elements are moving, but very noisy if you don’t truly have a replaced motor gearing. The claim of a replaced motor on an eBay listing would be suspect unless they provided proof. The fact that it focuses at all suggests that it is working for now.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic 007 high iso high DR in the forum Leica S (Typ 007) 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 10 months, 4 weeks ago
This was shot with an S 007 through a window with a 24mm S lens.
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Jack MacD‘s profile was updated 11 months, 1 week ago
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Jack MacD started the topic Skyline with late sun in the forum Images to Share 11 months, 1 week 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 1 year ago
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Jack MacD posted an update 1 year ago
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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 1 year ago
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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.
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Jack MacD commented on the post, The Definitive Guide to Leica S Lenses 1 year ago
In reply to: David Farkas wrote a new post, The Definitive Guide to Leica S Lenses With the recently introduced Leica S3 now finding its way into the market, many photographers are taking a fresh look at the S-System. And while much of the attention is focused on the fourth-generation medium […] View David,
Thank you. You wrote an extremely thoughtful and detailed explanation of the S lens system. You included some outstanding images too. It was fun to recognize the ones from the S2 autumn trip a few years ago. You brought back excellent memories. -
Jack MacD posted an update 1 year ago
Trova”s Falling Man
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Jack MacD commented on the post, Leica APO-Summicron-SL 35mm f/2 ASPH Review: Single-Lens Setup in the Boundary Waters 1 year ago
In reply to: Kirsten Vignes wrote a new post, Leica APO-Summicron-SL 35mm f/2 ASPH Review: Single-Lens Setup in the Boundary Waters It’s no secret: I like to travel light. If you’ve read any of my previous articles such as Five Countries, One Camera: Travels with the Leica Q or Two Weeks in India with the Leica CL: Getting out of my Comfor […] View Your B&W work is lovely. You deserve a M10M.
Your writing is excellent and much appreciated.
I lived in Minnesota two different times and visited the BWA once with a friend who owned a lakeside cabin from 1907. It was filled with all the National Geographic’s from before 1940.
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Jack MacD posted an update 1 year, 2 months ago
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Jack MacD commented on the post, Leica Announces M10 Monochrom with 40MP Sensor 1 year, 3 months ago
In reply to: David Farkas wrote a new post, Leica Announces M10 Monochrom with 40MP Sensor Today, Leica has announced the highly anticipated M10 Monochrom. Now in its third generation, the black and white digital camera from Leica is based off of the capable M10-P digital rangefinder platform. Unlike […] View Thanks David,
Excellent as usual.
Your YouTube videos were helpful. When I saw how high you were shooting in ISO I was surprised. Setting Auto ISO was the answer, and a good procedure.
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Jack MacD started the topic Triptych of a Robert Serra Sculpture in the forum Images to Share 1 year, 8 months ago
Been too long since anyone posted here. This is three S24mm shots.
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Jack MacD posted an update 1 year, 8 months ago
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Jack MacD posted an update 1 year, 8 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 commented on the post, Firmware v3.1 for Leica CL Released 1 year, 8 months ago
In reply to: David Farkas wrote a new post, Firmware v3.1 for Leica CL ReleasedToday, Leica has released firmware version 3.1 for the Leica CL. This update adds some nice features and customization options, including manual focus enhancements like focus peaking sensitivity and moveable […] View Thanks for the reminder on how to update. I needed it.
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