Digital Leica M8 / M8.2 / M9 / M-E /Mono / M10 aka "M"Discussions about the Leica M8 /M 8.2 / M9 / M9-P/ M-E / M Monochrom / M10 aka "M": Leica digital M mount rangefinder cameras. Naming the new digital M the "Leica M" is VERY unfortunate as it will only confuse newbies with other Leica M cameras of the the past. Happily there is room for confusion with only the past 59 years of Leica M production ... since Leica introduced the Leica M system in 1953. All Hail for the Leica Marketing Department learning Leica M history!
can someone give me a image example of what cyan shift is? i have been using a 15mm VC Heliar without any filter for about a week, and i haven't noticed any 'cyan shift'
then again, i don't know what a cyan shift looks like
If you use your lens with a ir filter you will see it Without the filter you wioll not. Though wothout your colors can be off with syntheticaa green grass and other times David
The IR cut filters that work by interference, like B+W #486, cause the corners of the frame to have a cyan cast. This only happens with lenses with wider picture angle than 35mm for full frame cameras (if I remember correctly). Jorge's 15mm picture in this thread is an example:
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