Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/08/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Francesco, You should be able to diagnose your own problem. If there is "something" sharp, "somewhere" on any of the slides, then your problem is your eye, diopter focus, or GG screen improperly installed. If nothing looks if focus, then suspect camera movement. Fuzzy camera movement looks "different" than improper focus. I have been using R camera since 1976. M cameras for less than a year. I RARELY EVER use my R camera hand held. It's like it is permanently attached to a tripod. I bought my M camera FOR THE SOLE REASON, I wanted a camera that I could hand hold. I photographed a grape harvest last year hand held, 35-70, 24, and 15mm lenses. Two R7's. That's about the extent of my "professional" R7 hand holding over the past dozen years. You need to run some careful experiments. The M camera hand holds very very well. Remember, there's a lot of mechanical stuff going on inside the R camera. Stop down, mirror up, shutter. Cams, levers, solenoids. I think you should try a monopod. Jim At 10:57 PM 8/28/98 -0700, you wrote: >Since I got my new R7, this week I experimented shooting models >with it and the 100/2.8 only. > >Any ideas as to why I got generally poor results? I mean, under a 4x loupe, >almost every shot looked as though I had moved or not focused properly. > >Francesco >