PaulJ
Regular
I couldn't see a thread for the M7, so I've started one.
I'm not sure if everyone (anyone) will agree but I've found the M7 to be the least "Leica" camera I've used as it has an on/off button, aperture priority metering and an exposure lock function when keeping the shutter release half depressed. These features appeal to me and are a contrast to my M6.
Anyway, these are a few shots I've taken since acquiring the M7 at the end of 2015.
The burial site is Wayland Smithy on The Ridgeway (50mm Summicron). The lake with boats is Derwent Water near Keswick and the one with a tree in the foreground is Wastwater, looking eastwards down Wasdale (last two are 35mm Summicron)
I'm not sure if everyone (anyone) will agree but I've found the M7 to be the least "Leica" camera I've used as it has an on/off button, aperture priority metering and an exposure lock function when keeping the shutter release half depressed. These features appeal to me and are a contrast to my M6.
Anyway, these are a few shots I've taken since acquiring the M7 at the end of 2015.
The burial site is Wayland Smithy on The Ridgeway (50mm Summicron). The lake with boats is Derwent Water near Keswick and the one with a tree in the foreground is Wastwater, looking eastwards down Wasdale (last two are 35mm Summicron)