Recent content by N05J3W3

It seems odd to me that the TL2 [and in fact the T series] generates so little discussion. Not sure why this is the case. Clue me in, why is the TL2 not taken seriously?

Great shot.

Comments much appreciated. Cold is a factor here in the Great White North.

OK. If it were me, and I was pressed, I'd part with all but the 5, and have cash on hand for the right lens when it came along.

Have you considered just living with the guilt?

Yes, something to look forward to. Thanks for doing this.

Are there members that have owned and used both? An thoughts on this migration path? Would you do it again? TIA, David

What type of listing is this? For Sale What are you trying to sell/buy/trade? vintage LFI collection 1930s through 1970s What are your prices? Now reduced to USD $85 shipped CONUS/Canada Was USD $135 shipped CONUS [lets find these a good home...make me an offer!] Where are you located...

Curious: what's the coldest weather you've used your M in? Did you experience any issues?

Shooting a bit of everything, carib. The M10 offers some future-proofing, with glass I could move on with. But the price is significantly higher. The main upside for the Q is the cinematic depth of field, not possible with the 28mm 2.8. Vince, yes, I'm pretty committed to the 28mm perspective.

Interested in hearing pro and con views on a this/that choice: a] Leica Q, or, b] M [used] with 28mm f2.8. This will be a 'grail' camera, so thoughtful advice is welcomed... Thanks. David

Buy & Sell Listing - Want to SellSelling HOYA circ polarizing filter 39mm Prices $25 shipped in Canada/USA Location Canada Ships to US/Canada Description Here's my gently used [2, maybe 3 times] and pristine Hoya circular polarizing filter in 39mm. Comes...

St. John's, Newfoundland. It's a city that seems intended for the GRD and monochrome.

Thanks, Chuck and boliston. A little more digging turned up the fact that firmware can be had in Mac flavours, too. All good.

I want to take one [just one] really profoundly great photo. That'd be enough. But the Landie has appeal, too, Bill.