THANK YOU SIR, HAPPY HOLIDAYS,
Hahaha😁😁😁
Have a wonderful day all.
Sorry doesn't do anything for you, duplicate it. Don't forget snow and very large dog in about 10 degrees, waiting to see your results.
Here is photo I mentioned.
We all have our likes and dislikes, and our special priorities, if we didn't their would only be one camera brand. I am not implying that the Leica is the best camera in the world, it is the best for me! It's size, it's convenience of use is what I'm looking for in a camera. I got quite discussed with bags full of camera gear when most of the time just one camera, one lense was all I needed, but that's just me. 12 years ago when I moved upstate, after 3 knee replacements walking around with big bodies and big glass just didn't work. I started just using one camera, and one lense. It's perfect for me. My first shot with my M8 was taken in the middle of a snow storm while walking my dog. It was nothing special, just a shot of my driveway and house, hand held. I don't no if any of you have seen it, but I'm sure many will agree an excellent image under such adverse conditions. My present location puts me I a snow belt, not uncommon to get 24" of snow over nite. I no I could not walk around, in deep snow with dog on leash, with a DSLR and heavy lenses and have made this capture.
But most of all I want to say just one thing,
I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday season, it was nice to have some stimulating conversation.
tomcat wrote:
Proofread my man, proofread !! I know you aren't out taking that many pictures.........lol to you..... My typing is getting worse over the past couple of years because I am thinking of the letters in the words faster than my fingers can type them and I make a lot of bumbling mistakes, but the anal retentiveness in me won't let me send out messages without them being as perfect as I know how....
Heres one for you most people can't say it no less spell it
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis ( Black lung) longest word 45 letters.
Learned how to spell it when I was a kid, my IQ 135 then.
Haydon wrote:
How about sharing some images. I'm now very curious of your work.
I have some posted images, look them over, their will be a lot more coming in the very near future. I suffered a severe injury to my back last year so it's a bit hard getting reorganized rt now, still digging thru boxes.
In the meantime here's wishing all a very Merry Christmas and I hope Santa puts a New M10 in all your stockings!
BebuLamar wrote:
What do you mean spot on? You mean there is no error at all? Not even 1/10 stop? I am not nit picking but you're talking about perfection.
In my eyes yes, my images were perfect, the Leica meters worked exceptionally well
II think you guys are getting carried away, this isn't a competition just trying to say that the camera industry getting carried away, you can do so much with a lot kess.
I hope I didn't sound like a typical Leica effectionado, I'm not just telling my experience in the world of photography. I have had an interest in photography since 1964 when I got my first Leica as a down payment on a car I was selling. The buyer, was the Prince of Thailand who was visiting USA with a friend of mine going to school in Manchester. He gave me a complete camera case with camera, lenses, flash and all other items he had for camera. Till that point I never heard of a leica. Several images I shot in the first couple of weeks were published in some camera mags and my nude, 1st and only one I ever took was deemed a masterpiece by Leitz, posted here, taken over 50 years ago. Those are my experiences that led me to Leica. I also have Kodak DCS pro14N, I bought for telephoto use and a Nikon D200, Nikon sucked Kodak great!
martinfisherphoto wrote:
I guess you have a portfolio that will blow me away??? I'll wait up while you get it together.
I moved recently and all, or most of my photos on back up drive. I am trying to get it together but I am sort of incapacitated rt now. My photos are nothing special just sort of a journal of where I have lived, but they are all quality images, sharp, and all graphically well laid out. You will be the first to see them as soon as I get them up, I hope they will please you.
[quote=tomcat]I hope that during the next 20 years that you plan to live that you will learn to spell and use some proper grammar-lol. I wish that Santa would bring you the English books for grammar and a spelling book. Merry Christmas,[/quo
My spelling is actually very good, my typing sucks!
Fredrick wrote:
Cameras and lenses are nothing more than tools. Sounds like you’ve bought a number of expensive Leica cameras and lenses over 40 years. And you’ve probably spent a lot more money than most people over a similar timeframe. And you can take good photos. Good for you.
So what’s your point? Or is that it?
Just a bit annoyed with the camera manufacturers that are convincing photographers to keep buying a better product when their isn't any. A camera produces an image that's all, it's the photographer that finds that image and captures it for posterity, be it film or digital.
speters wrote:
I'm with you, I always enjoyed them, whenever I was using one!
But these days, the prices for them are just totally out of line, no camera is worth that kind a dough!
I agree prices to day outrageous. My last Leica purchase my M8 and have no intention of buying another. If I find a good deal on a couple of Leica lenses I may go a little crazy but no intention in doing so.
[quote=BebuLamar]How accurate is
They are spot on, even on my IIIf and my M3, it is very, very rare I ever take more than 1 shot of a given image.