Photograph and Camera talk
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@Marc2706 beautiful photos!
Thanks for sharing your experience. I was thinking about getting an used Q2 first but I rarely shoot that „wide“. The 43 would allow me to crop less if ever - at least in theory.
How much have you cropped these shots? Couldn‘t have told these were shot with 28mm at all.
Do you use a grip for the Q? Even though it feels quite compact and handy at first, it‘s still relatively heavy. Not sure if it will stay comfortable on a long day of shooting. -
@don_pipone the photos were cropped to 50 mm. I do not use the grip. I forgot to mention that the Q‘s are also great cameras for traveling. In comparison to M cameras, the Q is a light weight. Maybe you go to the Leica store in Munich and test it. They are very helpful with a great customer service.
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@Marc2706 I will definitely do so. Thank you!
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Oh ohhhhh @don_pipone
I’ll be the first to ask you for a photo walk. With swapped cameras. And a no return swap policy. -
@weftyarn haha! You wish
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@weftyarn Very nice.
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@weftyarn those are great! Love especially the black and white ones
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Thanks guys! Going through those pictures makes me want to go back to Japan so bad…
@pechelman it’s the Daimonzaka section of the Kumano Kodo trail. Leading up to Nachi waterfalls. Absolutely beautiful!
Use it or lose it.
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@weftyarn said in Photograph and Camera talk:
it’s the Daimonzaka section of the Kumano Kodo trail
The sad thing is, if we had got a beautiful trail like that in The UK, some woke, health and safety jobsworth would have insisted that those stones were grouted, to reduce the risk of injury.
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