[Leica] Leica M Monochrom

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And a lot of those things happen in very low light, which is why I'm
looking forward to the higher ISOs of the MM.  I pushed a lot of film to
take photos in low light with fast Leica lenses.  I just want the same in
digital.


Tina

On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 5:01 PM, B. D. Colen <bd at bdcolenphoto.com> wrote:

> >Thinking about the MM, I find myself wondering why one would pay a $1000
> >premium for an already extremely expensive digital camera stripped of
> >what, for me, is one of the greatest attractions of digital - the ability
> >to think black and white, produce wonderful black and white images, but
> >always have a color "negative." Shooting with a color sensor allows me to
> >go back to my images years later and discover something that I thought
> >should be a black and white image is, in fact, extraordinary in color.
> >Yes, taking off the bayer filter allows for an otherworldly level of
> >sharpness. But photography, for me at least, is not about etching with a
> >razor blade, it's about catching moments that show us things about the
> >human condition we see every day yet fail to see because they are so much
> >a part of our lives. I don't care about being able to count the number of
> >fibers in the thread holding a button onto someone's collar, I instead to
> >see the joy, or pain, in their eyes.
>
> End of quite rant.
>
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