08-20-26

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I like the Sigma because they are smaller. Also have the TTartisans 75mm F2, which is great, and 2 M mount lenses Minolta M Rokkor 40mm F2 and the Voigtlander 75mm f1.8 Heliar Classic. I will let you know how the 24-105 works out

08-19-26

Guest

Hello JT: After selling the M9, I purchased the M240 and 1st. gen SL. Initially I shot the SL with my M-mount lenses, the Summarit 70, the Summilux 35, a Zeiss Biogen 21, and a Zeiss 50. I LOVED all of the M-mount lenses.

Had some repairs needed for both the 70 and 35. Even though the repair depot was a UPS 2-day trip, the time in the shop I felt was excessive, at 6 to 8 weeks. Loved the SL but for a lot of my shooting, I planned to buy the (at the time) 2, SL zooms, a pricy proposition to say the least!

Because the SL was new to the market, Leica told me IF any SL lens needed repairs, they'd have to be shipped back to Germany! How many months would I be without gear I needed to make money with?

That was kind of the last straw. Sadly, I sold everything to a reputable Leica dealer in Chicago and went to the dark side.

If you're staying with M-mount lenses, you can't go wrong with the Summilux 35. Tack sharp, small and fast!

08-14-26

Guest

Absolutely love this shot! She must be a fun person.

08-04-26

Guest

Timeless! Would like to know more of what is happening here.

07-24-26

Guest

I believe the 75 APO SL is the finest 75mm lens ever made. This is a beautiful example of why I strongly feel that way.

07-19-26

Guest

It is New Croton Dam in Westchester, NY. I just posted another picture of it. Thanks for the commet

07-14-26

Guest

The subtle colours make this blur much more effective.

07-05-26

Guest

Wonderful capture. And yes, you are spot on. The rendering is fantastic.

06-27-26

Guest

I was trying to decide between this and the black and white version you posted.

While the black and white version is a beautiful example in tonal control, this color version takes the win. The colors are central to the mood and character of the shot. The intense blue of the headwrap is simply too gorgeous to lose in a B&W.

Excellent shot !

06-22-26

Guest

Looks like film to me. I could be wrong. But almost like Kodak Portra160. What say you photographer? Inquiring minds want to know.

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

06-14-26

Guest

I just read the review on this lens. I must say, the bokeh is definitely very pleasing and smooth.

06-09-26

Guest

I was browsing the site and came across this image. Did not know I could post as a guest without needing an account. Nice feature.

The warm tones in the background and shadow details are very good.