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M9 Alive and ....well- Post Your Pics Here!
The Leica M9 for all it's faults makes beautiful pictures. In the spirit of what this camera provides us, this thread is dedicated to any M9 pics you care to post. Let's get behind our M9!
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M9 - Leica Elmar-M ASPH. 24mm f3.8
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Thanks for responding aperture64, and yes it was what caught my eye here but I chose the version with closer focus because the color and form of the mural were so vivid.....nor do I have f64 on the Leica lenses 
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Rose by *monz*, on Flickr
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No More Photos [2] by *monz*, on Flickr
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To stay close by :
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Like boots in the dryer..
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Ever since I was a kid I have loved the fish ladder at the locks.
It's a tough place to make a photograph. No flash allowed and pretty dark overall. A great place to take out of towner folks.
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Ever since I was a kid I have loved the fish ladder at the locks.
It's a tough place to make a photograph. No flash allowed and pretty dark overall. A great place to take out of towner folks.
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I walk around the Ballard Locks quite a bit, it is a great place all four seasons of the year. It was a spectacular summer the salmon runs have been large and long running. Those two were taken yesterday since I am working night shifts for a month and it was nice to be out and about during a weekday.
For the two shots above just set the aperture to wide open, f3.8, the M9 to AE and held the M9 tight against the railing on the level above the observation deck.
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M9 pic
These are great! We're off on a nice photo journey. Thanks guys for pitching in.
Below is sunrise in Cappadochia
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I walk around the Ballard Locks quite a bit, it is a great place all four seasons of the year. It was a spectacular summer the salmon runs have been large and long running. Those two were taken yesterday since I am working night shifts for a month and it was nice to be out and about during a weekday.
For the two shots above just set the aperture to wide open, f3.8, the M9 to AE and held the M9 tight against the railing on the level above the observation deck.
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Nicely done....always fun to make use of railings, posts and 16 ounce glasses of ale!
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I still love my M9.
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Large Lock (80 x 825 feet, 24.4 x 251.5 meter) ~ Hiram M. Chittenden Locks ~ Seattle, WA
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Itīs a terrific camera...i cannot be that happy with it...summicron v4..
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m9 + Apoqualia + bye bye ultra focus shifter Summicron 35 IV....welcome steady reliable and sharp C-biogon!!!!
m1 converted (by me) to m2 + 50 c-sonnar
Bessa R3a + 40 rollei sonnar
M9 & dp2 Merrill plus zeiss glass...couldnīt be happier
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09-28-2012
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More Deadly
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I just got my M9-P yesterday! Here's one of the first shots from it, with my '59 50mm Summilux:
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Luscious color! I have no doubt that someday we'll look back on these as fondly as we now do Kodachromes. Unique and wonderful. The B&W is pretty special as well.
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Ride, dive, shoot.
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I just got my M9-P recently as well. Looking forward to shooting a lot with it in my Japan trip next week, but here is one with Elmar-M 50/2.8.
Reader at Four Barrel by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr |
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I have no plain to upgrade from my m9 to any other camera
m9 + summicron 35 asph
m9 + summilux 35 preasph
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Great thread idea. Still loving mine. Chrome M9-P: it's like I have a digital M2. Love the colours. This is the 35 C Biogon at 800 ISO, by accident.
Magical evening by Richard GM2, on Flickr
Also ISO 800, 25 Color Skopar, 1/15s.
Block Lane by Richard GM2, on Flickr
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Love that last Espresso bar shot, Richard.
Here another one of mine :
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Thanks very much Icebear. I've enjoyed your shots lately too, that mural above and those great night shots at 1250 and even 1600 in colour.
This is back to ISO 160, 35 C Biogon again.
Polly Woodside by Richard GM2, on Flickr
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Like boots in the dryer..
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Thanks very much Icebear. I've enjoyed your shots lately too, that mural above and those great night shots at 1250 and even 1600 in colour.
This is back to ISO 160, 35 C Biogon again.
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What a combo M9 and Biogon c35 Make . I'm completely smitten 
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What a combo M9 and Biogon c35 Make . I'm completely smitten |
It balances well. The Zeiss colour suits film very well - I was using Superia 200 a lot, and I really like the colours from the Zeiss lenses on the M9.
Black and white with the M9 is great too...ZM C Biogon 21:
L1003055.jpg by Richard GM2, on Flickr
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I don't believe it has a lot of faults. I love the 2 i have.
With 50mm summicron version 2 fixed
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