Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2010/11/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]The problem, of course, with using a Rollei TLR and K64 is that it's not a Leica image and therefore would be Noticeably Inferior. The Digilux Glow ensures that all people look smarter, pets cuter, mountains taller, men more robust, fish larger, and houses more affluent. On Nov 2, 2010, at 1:41 PM, Montie Talbert wrote: > > Nicely done, Kyle! Looks like it was shot with a Rollei TLR and K64 ;-) > > Montie > > -----Original Message----- >> From: kyle cassidy on the lug <leicaslacker at gmail.com> >> >> >> Portrait with the Ur Digilux. Presented to you at FULL RESOLUTION be >> prepared for a slow download, this puppy is 724k. >> >> http://www.kylecassidy.com/lj/2010/ur-digilux-stars.jpg >> >> The 1998 Leica Digilux (the "Ur Digilux") is coveted by portrait >> photographers because of it's portability and unobtrusiveness. If >> photographing, for example, the Queen of England, the small size and >> pleasing shape would put her immediately at ease. Also it's high capacity >> "Smart Media" card is smart enough to record as many as eleven exposures. >> This keeps the photographer THINKING rather than BLASTING away. Each shot >> must be a careful choice. Many of the worlds greatest portrait >> photographers will use nothing but the original Leica Digilux for their >> portrait work saying "it is the camera that makes you think, it is the >> camera that brings you results."