I've been a bit distracted lately with all the new cameras that came out. I'm so glad that I've made the decision to sell the Olympus OM-D, so now I can come back and concentrate on the M9. With the newly available funds, I'm planning to purchase some more lenses, both on the wide and telephoto ends. And, of course, I will share my thoughts on them later.
Today, around 5pm, armed with the M9 and 50'Lux, went out to the backyard and did some photo hunting. During post processing, I decided to push the files a bit out of my normal comfort range. I tried a heavy crop on the dandelion shot below so it looks almost like a 100mm focal length. I also tried to take some high ISO shots at 800 and 1600 to reaffirm the maximum ISO I am comfortable to shoot with at night. In both cases, I think the M9 files performed well. With both the heavy crop and high ISO, I think there is enough room in the M9 files to at least make the image still presentable on the web, but probably not good enough for print.
Today, around 5pm, armed with the M9 and 50'Lux, went out to the backyard and did some photo hunting. During post processing, I decided to push the files a bit out of my normal comfort range. I tried a heavy crop on the dandelion shot below so it looks almost like a 100mm focal length. I also tried to take some high ISO shots at 800 and 1600 to reaffirm the maximum ISO I am comfortable to shoot with at night. In both cases, I think the M9 files performed well. With both the heavy crop and high ISO, I think there is enough room in the M9 files to at least make the image still presentable on the web, but probably not good enough for print.
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