This series shot with a Leica M-Monochrom and the 35/1.4 ASPH FLE.
More street images from the Leica M-Monochrom
June 1, 2012 by
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Awesome, thank you for posting! One question: on the 2nd image (the woman walking with the tall building in background), my monitor shows a strange halo around the building’s left side (and something similar around the woman’s hair). Is that just web artifact? sharpening artifact etc??
There’s a teeny bit of a web sharpening halo there, I think.
Thanks. I assume you don’t see that on your screen or in print??
Nope, not at all.
Terrific. Reason number 5 why I like prints!
Hi Ming,
The more I see the images made by the MM from different sites, the more they seem as if cut by laser or a fine razor. It is as if medium format or large format film is printed downsized with max contrast without losing any tonal range. Seems amazing. This camera is going to have a very high demand next year.
Mo
That’s what removing the bayer filter will do for you – you’re no longer interpolating any of the data to create the final image, so each pixel’s luminance value is well defined (so long as you got the focus right).
Brilliant! I love the self portrait through the grate.
Thanks Ben!
:sigh: when I drool over the possibilities of the MM that you show off, I think of this line from Wayne’s World: “Live in the now, man, you’ll never ‘ford it!” party time. excellent.
Just open that wallet. You know it’s calling you…