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Subject: [Leica] My first successful picture of my son
From: lluisripollquerol at gmail.com (Lluis Ripoll)
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:16:51 +0100
References: <35D08D02-EC96-4512-A920-EB6E254160FA@gmail.com>

Great shot, I love it, viewed large is impressive

cheers
Lluis



El 27/01/2012, a las 17:51, Ryan Scott Bardsley escribi?:

>
> Hello,
>
> I am getting better at capturing the little monsters with my M8 as  
> they run (and crawl) around our house. Honestly, they are great  
> practice. I am becoming more familiar with the lens focus, and which  
> direction to turn it as they constantly move closer and further away  
> from me because it ?makes daddy grumble.? It is still a bit hard for  
> me to see the area I am trying to focus on, especially when I don?t  
> necessarily have a well-lit edge to align. But, I gather that will  
> come in time. In general, what is a good place to focus on for a  
> human face? I have been trying several settings, but it seems like  
> the eyes offer a good balance between capturing the expression and  
> having a nice soft edge to their face. Sometimes I find that the  
> nose is also out of focus. Again, more time behind the lens will  
> cure this, I am sure.
>
> Does anyone have experience with adding the diopter correction  
> attachments to the viewfinder? What about that viewfinder magnifier?  
> It is still a bit tricky for me to see the focusing area very well.
>
> Either way, I am loving my M8. I ordered a strap for it so I can  
> have it at the ready all the time. I have been trying to keep it  
> with me so I can get used to trying to capture things I see on my  
> commute. Getting up and close with strangers on the street hasn?t  
> happened just yet. I don?t live in the nicest of areas.
>
> Here is my son:
>
> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/rbardsley/L1000193.png.html
>
> Why he thinks this is how you ?smile? for the camera, we have no  
> idea. It is a consistent response and I am sure you will be seeing  
> more of these in the future.
>
> Please, comment away? I am just starting. I would love the help.
>
> Ryan
> Boston, MA
>
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