robovet

Just wanted to express my thanks to this forum and Stephen Wong.(he

sold me a lens) He is a man of integrity and I get the feeling he is

representative of the core members of this forum. I look forward

after coming home from a hard days work to go online and see what

you guys have to say !!!!

Cheers

Lars,

Fuji Velvia 50 for wildlife and landscape. Fuji Provia 100 for peolple. They make a faster (200 ?) one but I've only used Velia and provia.

cheers

I'm getting an MP today as a second body to my M7. Does anyone have

any idea the difference between Tom's rapidwinder and leica's

leicavit ? Price is not an issue, I'm more interested in function

and durability/reliability--- thanks

marc laxineta

Sorry, I gave you the wrong link. You need the product Pro Show Gold, it allows DVD burning

http://www.photodex.com/products/proshowgold/

This is the software I suggest http://www.photodex.com/products/proshow/

You can download a trial version.

Marc

Last week I helped a friend shoot a wedding. I rated ilford delta

400 at 250 and used auto exposure mostly. I overexposed the the

dress in many shots. I chose to use auto exposure since I'm still

getting used to the framing and focusing of this camera (I mostly

shoot with DSLR). I guess next time an incident meter and some

bracketing. Any tips on exposure methods using Leica M's under

pressure at a wedding would be appreciated.

Marc Laxineta

Mr. Fang,

I own a canon mark 2 and 6 lenses. It performs great but I sure love shooting my M7. I spent 25 days in Indonesia last November lugging that big DSLR and lenses around (laptop,cards batteries etc.). Only the leica will go on my next trip. The rangefinder gives balance to my photography (even though I'm not that good with it yet)--- I'm not sure that would be called "denial"--

marc

If you browse through the images on National geographic's archive

page, clicking on the images listed on the lefthand side of the

screen brings up the photog's settings (camera; film; exposure).

Many of the images were shot with m6's and m7's. Most shots are

chrome. Leicas must be rugged !! Link:

http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/archives.html

Marc

Greetings,

If I want to start playing with infrared film with my M7, what would

be a good choice of film to start with ? If anyone knows an online

source of information on technique that would be applicable to this

camera that would be helpfull---

Thanks

marc laxineta

www.robovet.net

Where can I get one of those "Silver is better" T-Shirts ?

Cheers,

Marc Laxineta, D.V.M.

951-378-1134

Equine Veterinarian

Sports Photography

www.robovet.net

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