Show me your Digital M

[Vince Lupo]

Originally Posted by airfrogusmc

So how many digital M’s do you have now? All 5 of these? You have two M10’s right?

[airfrogusmc]

Hi Vince,

Yeah I have two M 10s, an M 262 and those I do most of my color pro work with. an M-E and my MM for B&W.

[Vince Lupo]

Originally Posted by airfrogusmc

Hi Vince,

Yeah I have two M 10s, an M 262 and those I do most of my color pro work with. an M-E and my MM for B&W.

Jeez you’re worse than me - but then again I’ve been going Visoflex crazy lately, so I shouldn’t talk

[airfrogusmc]

Ha ha. I use them for work so I can justify them.

I also have a visoflex, mine is with bellows. It was a gift from a friend.

[Vince Lupo]

Continuing with the wacky lens and accessories concoctions on my digital M camera bodies....

I may possibly be the only person around who actually wants to use a Leitz filter turret. With the 125mm f/2.5 Hektor, Leica M-D 262 and the Camcraft Z-Housing:


Filter Turret by Vince Lupo, on Flickr



And I thought the 400/5.6 was big -- foolish me!

560/5.6 Telyt with Televit, Monochrom 246 and Visoflex III. Definitely a rig for those of us who need 'compensation' of one kind or another:


560mm 5.6 Telyt by Vince Lupo, on Flickr

Think I've gone to the outer reaches of Leica M weirdness.

[Sonnar2]

My first digital Leica.

[analoged]

I see your digital M with a Cosina lens and will match you with my R-D1 (Cosina) with a Pre Asph Summilux!



Hey its a digital M!

[robert blu]

Originally Posted by analoged

I see your digital M with a Cosina lens and will match you with my R-D1 (Cosina) with a Pre Asph Summilux!



Hey its a digital M!

Hey its a beauty !

[Sonnar2]

Great combo, the RD-1 + Summicron-IV 35!
The M 240 has a manual profile for this lens, which I consider to work with the Ultron 35/2.0.

[Goodtimes]

Leica M262 Combat ready by Joan, on Flickr

Leica M262 Combat ready by Joan, on Flickr

Leica M262 Combat ready by Joan, on Flickr

Leica M262 Combat ready by Joan, on Flickr

This is a cheap homemade but fully efficient rear body protection for my M262. It allows me to quickly slip it off to access the screen and control buttons, it temporarilly transforms my M262 into an M-D262, it protects the back screen and control buttons from abrasion and dents, it still allows me, without having to slip it off, to control the rotating wheel to setup a quick exposure compensation.
The front lens cover is actually a jewlery container used here to protect from high sunlight, dust and shocks. It flips off in a second and remains secured to the body. This avoids from always loosing the lens cap.
This system looks ugly from the back but is almost invisible when the camera is normally carried with its strap.

Cheers and good light

[BillBlackwell]

[kshapero]

Originally Posted by BillBlackwell

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A Major beauty