Actually yes, specially for initial LTM series like the Leica iiia that has the focusing range finders window half an inch apart from the view finder. This Canon having the two windows already integrated into one, as the M series did later on, seems pretty revolutionary to me...
Really interesting exploration of shutter speed. I’ve not thought about 125 being in the between space, that’s something I’ll explore a little myself too
Really enjoyed reading this, thanks! 1/15th is my favourite speed (digital, with a 25mm lens) - I just love the blur.
Loved this. I thought I had paralysis in trying to get to one camera, one lens! Now take away most of the shutter speeds- what a challenge.
Thank you Ian!! It was challenging indeed Hahaha 😆
Thanks for a good read, some envy here :-)
Hi Pierre! Glad that you liked the post. Why some envy tho? :)
Very much enjoyed this!
I'm glad you enjoyed Sean! Thanks for reading :)!
Nice, have a look, same but cheaper!
https://georgeappletree.substack.com/p/a-camera-review
Thanks George! It does look like a great camera indeed. I will check this little Canon out!
You're welcome, actually a copy but perhaps surpasses original!
Actually yes, specially for initial LTM series like the Leica iiia that has the focusing range finders window half an inch apart from the view finder. This Canon having the two windows already integrated into one, as the M series did later on, seems pretty revolutionary to me...
It also has 1x and 1.5x viewfinder magnification, kinda 90 and 135 mm. Not in mind at all to change its original 50, but good for sharp focusing
Absolutely. Such an interesting camera!
Great work!
Thank you so much Don!
Thank you for reading Justin! Happy shooting!!
Really interesting exploration of shutter speed. I’ve not thought about 125 being in the between space, that’s something I’ll explore a little myself too
Thanks Tim. Are you gonna share some of those silver gelatin here any time soon?