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Subject: [Leica] Summilux R 50mm F1.4 on Canon 5d Mark II
From: datamaster at northcoastphotos.com (Gary Todoroff)
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2010 22:20:52 -0800
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I bought the Canon 5d Mark II used a couple months ago, mostly to use
for aerial photography with my Leica APO 70-180 f2.8. On its first
use to photograph a five acre ranch from about 1200 feet altitude,
you can clearly read the For Sale sign!
Attaching a Summilux R 50mm F1.4 and setting ISO to 3200 makes for an
incredible all-weather night-fighter. The Canon Eg-S viewfinder
screen for fast lenses gives great focus capability in low light,
too. I posted photos from our local Saturday Night Arts Alive art
walk evenings. These are from two different outings, include night
shots in a light rain.
It feels like I finally have the camera body worthy of the R
lenses, and I am loving the fine detail even at high ISO.
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/Gary+Todoroff/CanonSummilux50/?g2_page=1
Gary Todoroff
Tree LUGger
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