Hamburg, 17. Dezember 2011, Leica M9

Hamburg, 10. Dezember 2011, Leica M9

Hamburg, 10. Dezember 2011, Leica M9

Hamburg, 8. Dezember 2011, Leica M9

Hamburg, 8. Dezember 2011, Leica M9

Kefyn Moss:

So is the M9 the best tool for stitched panoramas? Definitely not, as the frame-lines are not accurate enough for me to take sequences without building in more overlap error protection than I would normally use, increasing the time to take them, which is critical when the light is changing rapidly and already a limitation with that pitiful RAW buffer and slow write speed. But the low distortion lenses of small physical size and relatively simple design, the portability of the camera and system and the designers of stitching software all contribute to making it a usable tool for stitched panoramas and, as they are not the only photos I take, I am more than satisfied with the results. I hope you are too, but constructive criticism is welcome.

Man liest ja fast immer nur von Menschen die Reportage-/Dokumentar- oder Streetfotografie machen und die M9 für sich entdecken. Es ist spannend auch mal einen Erfahrungsbericht von jemandem aus einem ganz anderen Genre zu lesen. Hier geht’s um Reise-/Panoramafotografie.

Matt Draper:

So is the M9 for me?? Yeah! it was very much so for 6 months to be exact, but here’s the twist the flaws of the M9 are flaws a seven thousand dollar plus camera body should not have, flaws I am not content living with, flaws that make me believe the M9 is not the last camera I will own, so in a world where the dollar sign is ever so present and where global financial problems affect everyday living I SOLD IT

Ein Leica M9 Erfahrungsbericht. Mal wieder. Aber sehr ehrlich. Finde ich gut.