Interesting read...


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Was quite intrigued by the Leica legacy recently and was browsing on the internet when I came across this. Thought I might share it. Do you agree with the article? From a photographer's point of view, not a hard-core Leica fantatic pov...
 

it just shows that it wasn't made with an intention to bring it to a safari or warzone....
it was made for ppl like us..... who would give it TLC..... hahaha....
 

Can always wait to see if the rumours of a nikon RF are true... :)

Put a D3 sensor into an RF body... slurp!!

"Rumour from a well-connected source is that Nikon will be introducing the dream camera for photojournalists shortly…..perhaps it will be a rangefinder that everyone seems to want, including me, of course." - Taken from http://www.nikonwatch.com
 

Thanks for the good link. Michael Kamber does have some valid points. But obviously some of the casual users will not face the problems that he did. Still I would agree that the M8 can be improved upon. Let's see what's coming out this year!!!

Cheers,
 

Hopefully a "more affordable" digital rf with a lesser crop factor then 1.6
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soon... soon... but whether it's going to be affordable???... i don't think so... :bsmilie:
 

soon... soon... but whether it's going to be affordable???... i don't think so... :bsmilie:

If it is released, it's most likely going to be a limited edition model or a high end model. I can't see a cheap digital rangefinder at all, unless you fit a rangefinder unit to a G9 or something.. :P

Samuel
 

nope... nope... Not from Cosina... From the makers of D3... hopefully... :bsmilie:

That FX sensor in a rangefinder makes my mouth water.... :D

However, I've heard reports that the digital sensors can't take retrofocal lenses too well, something to do with the light entering at an angle rather then straight on or something. One more reason to use film... :D

Samuel
 

"The first day I shot with an M8, I noticed that in two consecutive frames of the same scene, one frame would be slightly blue, the next slightly yellow. I assumed I was doing something wrong. I spent hours fiddling with the color correction to no avail. The problem was not me. On the M8, when the color balance is set to auto, the color balance swings widely across the spectrum, even on consecutive frames where the camera has not been moved."

wah. even for casual shooters this one jialat man
 

"The first day I shot with an M8, I noticed that in two consecutive frames of the same scene, one frame would be slightly blue, the next slightly yellow. I assumed I was doing something wrong. I spent hours fiddling with the color correction to no avail. The problem was not me. On the M8, when the color balance is set to auto, the color balance swings widely across the spectrum, even on consecutive frames where the camera has not been moved."

wah. even for casual shooters this one jialat man

u are right about that!
 

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