Torpedo

Weight-wise the M10-11 bodies are very close to Sony A7 III, but the thickness of the Sony is almost twice the Leica's. That's probably one of the reasons why you pay close to 5 times the price, besides branding Wondering if that Voigtlander M mount lens would yield as a good result on the M11 60MP sensor. What a resolution beast. Once again, you can't have it all. Thanks for the input, guys

Is there any camera like the Leica M11 (or M10 for that matter) that is full frame, equally compact and lightweight, uses stellar glass but doesn't cost over 12k including the lens?

Available at many streaming services. No idea why these guys aren't including Qobuz, which is my current service. Anyway, I'm having a lot of fun, these gentlemen are gifted musicians.

Thank you for your thoughtful and elaborated posts. Since I didn't ever take seriously digital photo, I've been keeping the thought that any lens suitable to shoot film with good quality should fare fine to shoot digital no matter the pixels resolution. I'm starting to realize that this is most likely wrong. At what chip resolution do older lenses start to be in trouble? I mean if you're looking for accuracy.

The lenses are this bunch: EF 24 - 70 mm 1: 2.8 L USM EF 16 - 35 1: 2.8 mm L II USM EF 70 - 200 1: 2.8 mm IS II USM EF 28 mm 1:1.8 EF 50 mm 1:1.4 EF 100 mm 1:2 Just the 70-200 zoom at 2.8 aperture is worth 1500€ Usage has been really low. My friend bought all this because he was planning a career change that didn't happen and has barely used the camera, if anything, just for photography, not video. He also has a Leica that is the one he's actually using. After standing on it for a night I'm rather convinced that I wouldn't be using it, the body is too heavy and bulky and I would have very little use for such glass galore by now, maybe when I retire I'd use it a lot more. I'd consider it an investment.

Any opinions about the Canon EOS 5D mkII? I know it's somewhat oldish and that there are better and more modern full frame chips out there, but some personal experience reports will be well appreciated. It would come with 6 very good lenses, 3 zoom ones and 3 primes . I've got a friend selling his rig.

Best wishes, stay safe, Nate.

At 3300€ plus the external PSU, which I don't know how much it costs, it better sounds amazing

Happy Birthday, Mike!!! Enjoy a great day.

Happy Bday!

There are plenty of Kintsugi kits, lacquer, adhesives, etc on Amazon for that. I'd give it a try.

Happy Birthday, Grahame! I wish it's a wonderful day.

I definitely don't. IMHO In the Air Tonight is one of those almost perfect songs that won't take much "improvement" other than changing the instrument position and relevance in the mix.

I wouldn't mind having one.

Check Adam Neely's channel at Youtube. He has a few videos about bass lessons and has his educational site at one of his sponsor's web, not sure if Nebula. In his youtube has a lot of interesting videos related to music theory, rhythm, ear training...

Happy Birthday!!! Have a great one, Knucks!

Happy Birthday!!!

More jazz for a sunny morning. It's 14º (50ºF) outside, that should be 5-6º (41ºF) if things were normal. Enjoying of a few vacation days they owed me. Chick Corea Akoustic Band: Live I think I've posted this before. It's so damn fucking good

Condolences, Todd. RIP Chris.

Rotem Sivan - Antidote It's available on Qobuz and probably other streaming services on better sound quality than free Bandcamp. I found this guitarist on YouTube for he posts some lessons on theory, which end up being more about his perception of music and tone than tips you can use on your playing or training. Either way his music is not conventional yet not being weird or "too free". This album also sounds terrific.

Happy New Year!!! Cheers to a better year.

Happy Birthday, Jacob!!! I hope you celebrate your day and the new year's eve with something stronger and more fun than a coffee

Happy Birthday, Joachim!!!!

Merry Christmas, guys. I truly wish you're having a great time.

Happy Birthday, Ric!