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Jack MacD replied to the topic Night Street From Above in the forum Images to Share 9 years, 10 months ago
Back in August, I said I would return to this location with the S and reshoot the scene.
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Jack MacD started the topic Arizona Biltmore in the forum Images to Share 9 years, 10 months ago
Testing out the 11-24
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Jack MacD replied to the topic What lenses would you like to see for the Leica T System? in the forum Leica T Lenses 9 years, 10 months ago
Well I would like a truly long lens, well beyond 200mm equiv. I could use 400 to 600mm equiv.
In the meantime, I appreciate my new wide zoom which has no purple in high contrast. See image.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic Now comes the dilemma. to S or not to S? in the forum Leica S (Typ 006) 10 years ago
Marc,
I followed your lead and just got the S 006 from Josh at Leica Miami.
The three year platinum like warranty was the clincher, vs one year with the S-E
But so was the price now that the 007 has been announced and kept 006 prices down.Not sure that there are many left to be had in the US at this point.
The 006 is all around crisper to…[Read more]
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Jack MacD replied to the topic New Firmware – what to expect on the S2? in the forum S2 10 years, 1 month ago
This little video of a 120mm lens focusing before and after the update suggest there is one less step of searching now.
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Jack MacD started the topic Looking Out A Cave Entrance in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 1 month ago
Plato would have taken this picture if he had an S
Zoom lens, wide to 30mm.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic Who plans on using 4K video? in the forum Leica S (Typ 007) 10 years, 1 month ago
I have a director/cine friend who has been encouraging me to always shoot video on my still landscape shots, just to provide it to video stock agencies. Haven't bothered in the past, but might with 4K on the 007. I like 4K over HD as it is a bit of future proofing. As a presentation format, I need to be inspired by seeing someone else's…[Read more]
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Jack MacD replied to the topic Autumn Lake in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 1 month ago
David,
Thanks for your advice.
There is no planned triptych here, as the images will be on individual pages in a book.
But you are right, if there was one, I would find a way.
The naming of the images occurs because I am uploading the files to my website first.
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Jack MacD started the topic Trees Looking UP triptych in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 1 month ago
Using S files, a triptych at full size could be 10 feet by 5 feet for a total wall covering.
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Jack MacD started the topic Autumn Lake in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
I am working on a project for a B&W book focusing on shoreline. I have 23 images so far, here are four.
Yes Kipper, is you line up three of these four, you could have a triptych.
Which do you recommend?This is the project that led me to try a T vs S test that is discussed separately.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic S test in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
And the full S
Forgive me, as the ability to upload more than one image is an issue for me.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic S test in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
vs the T crop
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Jack MacD replied to the topic S test in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
Here is the S and the crop
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Jack MacD started the topic S test in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
I have been shooting a series with the S in B&W on a lake. I might upload a few examples eventually.
Fellow Leica photographer Gary has been showing me some excellent work with his T, so I decided to do a bit of a test with the two cameras.
I shot a scene with the T and then tried to duplicate it with the S.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic T for test in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
Since I am not sure that the new forum allows full resolution inspection, here is a crop
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Jack MacD started the topic T for test in B&W in the forum Images to Share 10 years, 2 months ago
This is a test shot in B&W with the T, I shot it to compare it with an S shot at the same time.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic How is everyone liking the new site design? in the forum Annoucements and Site Matters 10 years, 2 months ago
David,
I have now lived with your new format awhile.
1. I think your features of NEws Reviews and Field Tests are handled much better than before.
If I send someone to the RedDot it appears as a better sourced of Leica info than anywhere else.
Congratulations.2. The Forum just takes getting used to it.
Given that over the last three years, you…[Read more]
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Jack MacD replied to the topic New S (007) in the forum Leica S 10 years, 2 months ago
To answer one of my question, I now see the 4K video is sized just about super 35. So the lens factor is 2. A 120 will look as 240mm or 200 in 35mm equivalents. A 24 will not be 19mm but 38mm in 35mm equivalents. Some are already suggesting that a special wide angle will be useful.
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Jack MacD replied to the topic New S (007) in the forum Leica S 10 years, 2 months ago
Josh,
A good reply.
Yes I wanted higher resolution, but given that I have already sold enlargements up to 7.5 feet by 5 feet with a S2, the desire for more pixels is a desire not a requirement. Turns out that 45″x30″ is the normal upper limit of an enlargement, not because of resolution, but because any larger is a challenge to physically have a…[Read more] -
Jack MacD replied to the topic firmware issue in the forum Leica T 10 years, 2 months ago
Yes, I updated fine thanks.
The instructions say double click the zip file, but apparently that was not necessary to do, as the computer automatically behind the scenes, opened to the final file. - Load More
Glad the S 006 is working out for you, Jack. While the S2 is certainly a workhorse, the added features and hardware upgrades of the S 006 certainly make the experience a little smoother.