Editing a LEICA MONOCHROM photograph in Lightroom 

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Thanks Peter. See you soon.

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Yeah. I imagine if it was Hulk it would have been a different matter…

That’s great.

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I have no idea what you just said. 🤷‍♂️

Sorry, Philip I’m not sure what you mean

@@WalkLikeAlice sorry, predictive text (newby),

@@Phil.Austin Haha - that's what I thought!! Two bottles of red wine will give the same result!!

@@WalkLikeAlice and that Jeff :) which given I live in Oz is just about to opened

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Honestly, we have zero interest in the M11M. The sensor resolution is too high for us to use effectively. I know we can dumb it down, but then why not buy a 246 or M10M? Nothing else is groundbreaking on the camera or very different from earlier models. As for the Ricoh - I’d be interested in looking at that if it happens. Sarah wouldn’t be. Jeff

@@WalkLikeAlice - interesting….thanks…. I hadn’t thought about it that way, but I get what you mean - Cheers

@@petertaranscorsese2900 A lot of folks won't think about that either but basically the M range of digital cameras hasn't really changed much since the M240. Most of the changes are cosmetic. There isn't any autofocus to improve, and high ISO is just a marketing thing after a point. So, the only major difference is sensor size, but with an M camera, there comes a point of diminishing returns. If we take a piece of scanned 35mm film, estimates reckon it has roughly a 20MP equivalent resolution, so the M9 is the closest Leica to that at 18MP. As the rangefinder focusing system was designed around 35mm film, and the lenses were also designed for film, the M9 works the best taking into account my old lenses. When we start to increase resolution, the rangefinder needs to be more accurate as higher resolutions will show more problems with focus. The lenses won't look as sharp and things like motion blur and camera shake become an issue. The essence of shooting with an M becomes lost. Get to the M11/M and it's not a Leica M as far as I"m concerned, it's more like a Mamiya 7 and should be treated that way when shooting :).

@@WalkLikeAlice - thanks Jeff, that’s really helpful…. I appreciate your explanation - Cheers - Peter

Thanks for your kind comments. I honestly can’t remember which music this is. I delete the FCP library and files once the video is made. So I’ve no reference to it. Sorry.

Thanks for the comments. Every new build of Lightroom seems to make things so much easier. I find myself looking back at older work and reprocessing it with the new tools. I like the tip on copying and pasting of masks even though we don't tend to work with similar images. I also like the images to be a little different from each other, much like the were in the days of darkroom printing. If I was still shooting portraits though, this would be incredibly useful. Thanks for that.

That’s not great. It sounds like sand got into the lens mechanism. It should do better than that!!

Everything I do in these videos can be applied to any camera. The only difference is that I’m starting off with a black and white file. You would have to convert yours first. Everything else from that point is the same.

The profiles and presets will work with CC, but the masks won't.

@@WalkLikeAlice Perfect, thanks Jeff!