M11 Images

[drunkenspyder]

Man on balcony below the St. Regis @ 363 E. Wacker. Chicago. This is a “for fun” image; I was not originally looking at the balcony much, but then this guy walked out. It’s a severe 4460 x 2973 crop from a 5252 x11127 15-image pano stitch shot handheld. This is an aspect of working with the Leica that I really enjoy. So easy to carry around, and while I would always prefer to plan and perform this shot with the Phase on a tripod if I had the chance, the quality of the sensor and the lenses makes this sort of thing much more "possible" than many other cameras.

M11 | Voigt 90mm APO-Skopar f/2.8 | f/8 | 1/320 | ISO 100

 

[pierredemonfaucon@orange.]

From Sacré-Coeur Basilica, Paris. Have the opportunity to try the Leica M11 for few days ! ! What a camera ! Nice improvements from my trusty M9 (sensor, crop, shutter, menu, ...) and my lenses seems to work well -

Pierre

 

[KeithDM]

Autumnal woodland

M11, 50mm Noctilux f1.2

 

[JohnBrew]

Lloyd Chambers is sharing his M11 images on his blog. He seems to be a big fan (best M camera ever).

Is anyone still taking this guy seriously? Not disparaging M11 images, but Chambers is the leading fan boy for the "next greatest thing".

 

[DaveS]

M11 with new Steel Rim Summilux 35mm - gives a very soft and smooth image at F1.4. If you have bright light sources or high contrast transitions they get very glowy as well at F1.4.

Shot at F1.4 - last shot is cropped, all shot a minimum focus distance of 3 feet.

Enjoying it, but still trying to figure out best ways to use it.

 

[DaveS]

Here are 2 more. The first is F1.4 the second is F5.6. I think wide open suits the scene a lot more. Also, you can't tell in these pictures, but wide open the lights on the house across the street have big wings, where as at F5.6 everything crisps right up.

 

[algrove]

House high above Zermatt
M11+VM90/2.8

 

[algrove]

Is anyone still taking this guy seriously?

Not me

 

[algrove]

Observation
M11 images seem to be quite nice when underexposed 1-1.5 stops and then bring up any way you want in C1.
The colors are very rich all with exquisite detail. Here in the Lombardy the colors just pop.

 

[algrove]

Milano Cafe Doggie

 

[Knorp]

Mmm, on my monitor the doggie is rather yellow-ish. I'd say the WB is off, Lou.

 

[algrove]

Mmm, on my monitor the doggie is rather yellow-ish. I'd say the WB is off, Lou.

Agree, tungsten lighting. Goldish on my monitor.

JUST REPLACED IT.

 

[algrove]

Onto pleasant days and nice colors of the Lombardy.

 

[algrove]

More Lombardy

 

[Ray Harrison]

Evening light, bedside.

 

[Ray Harrison]

Foxtail Lilies, Denver Botanic Gardens. 50 lux.

 

[algrove]

High above Zermatt


Yikes-was I up there.



Contemplation room ??

The way out of the glacier

 

[dave.gt]

High above Zermatt
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Contemplation room ??
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The way out of the glacier
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Wow! That is a wild looking place! Extremely interesting… thanks for sharing!

 

[algrove]

I must say the M11Mono handled the ice sculptures way better than the M11 converted.

 

[algrove]

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