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I'm definitely going to be making a lot more videos in the near future. If you have anything in particular that you'd like me to cover or talk about in a future video, let me know.

@@vernonsza curious to hear the switch from EVF to the rangefinder focus patch experience

Funny you mentioned that since I've only had the camera for a couple of weeks but I'm starting to wonder if I should have gotten the 35mm lens instead of the 28mm that I currently have. On former camera systems the 28mm was almost perfect but now I find that the box inside of the rangefinder can be a little hard to compose because it's really wide. I really have to dig my eye into it and look around to see where the edges of my frame are. How do you like composing with the 35mm? And which version do you have? I was at looking at the 35mm 1.5 Nokton.

I love it, but as I was telling somebody else, I'm starting to suspect that the 28mm focal length is a little too wide for me. For some reason, it's kind of perfect on my Fujifilm system (18mm f2), but on a Leica rangefinder, I really have to dig my eye into the camera to see the borders of the frame. I'm considering trying out a 35mm lens from Voigtlander to see how well that works out. But as far as sharpness and bokeh goes, on the 28mm, it's fantastic. I couldn't ask for anything better. I'm not somebody who pixel peeps and looks for clinical sharpness, especially since I'm already having a little bit of difficulty focusing, which I think will get better as time goes on. But from what I have seen, I'm completely happy with it. What do you shoot with?

Sorry to hear that. I heard that when the M11 came out a lot of people were experiencing freezing issues. And some people even had to send their cameras back to Leica to be fixed. Was that your experience? Were you ever able to get that sorted out? I haven't had any issues so far. So I think it might have been a firmware thing or maybe they fixed that just before they came out with the M11P.

@@vernonsza Glad it's worked out for you. I was also disappointed that the internal memory doesn't work as it should and that the USB charging doesn't really work well either :( It's such a shame. The start-up time is a pain, the white balance is always off and it needs to be tweaked... there were just so many misses for me.

Thank you. So far I'm absolutely loving it.

haha, that's amazing. I wonder if it makes a big difference as far as long-term durability goes if you get the brass version compared to the aluminum like I have.

@@vernonsza That's a good question. I kinda assume they're all bullet proof, and I'd opt for aluminum for the bit of weight savings. But I'm on the M240, which is thicc and brass. I like carrying it around NYC because of anything goes down I have a weapon 🤣

I saw that recently and I love the way you can visualize the focusing distance on that camera. But the one thing I'm not too sure about is the size. It's pretty cool that it goes down to 1.4 but I'm not exactly sure how often I would use that on a 28mm lens since most of the time I'm shooting at f/4 or higher so I'm really just looking for something that's really compact. I know that when I get a 35 and a 50 I'm definitely going to be prioritizing a much more fast aperture. Have you tried it out?

I have it, it’s awesome. I think there is reason to have two 28’s … but the Ultron F2 might be too close. I have the Voigt 28 2.8 to make sure there was enough reason to pickup the Thypoch over the tiny 28 2.8. But the quality of the Thypoch is outstanding and MUCH smaller than the Summ of the Q/2/3.

I actually didn't think I was going to be making a video at all, but my wife suggested it and after having so much fun with that I'm definitely going to be making some more hopefully in the near future (next couple of weeks)!

Thanks, you definitely reassured me that I didn't make a quick decision by not getting the Leica 28 Summicron. Generally before I buy something like this, I watch a lot of reviews and look through a bunch of images of people comparing the Summicron to the Ultron. And from what I've seen, the Voigtlander is as good or better in most of the areas that I care about. In fact, I think the next two lenses that I'll probably get are going to be the 35mm 1.5 Nokton and the 50mm 1.5 Nokton. Maybe after that, I'll start moving towards Leica territory, but I think that will be a great little setup to get me started.

@@vernonsza I suggest you hold off on the 35mm focal length until develop your full kit better. It is too close to the 28mm you have. A more useful spacing would look like 21mm, 28mm, 50mm, 90mm. The good news is that Voigtlander makes fantastic 50mm and 90mm options at very reasonable prices. The Voigtlander 90mm f/2.8 APO-Skopar is an amazingly good a versatile lens that is often available at low prices on the used market. It is my favorite long portrait and landscape M lens. There are many good 50mm Voigtlander options. Choose the reference 50mm APO-Lanthar for critically correct images if that is what you want. Or choose a Nokton for a dual purpose lense that is dreamy and moody wide open, but very sharp stopped dow. A dual personality portrait and all-around lens depending on aperture selected. For me the 21mm FL is very important for street photography. Unfortunately, I did not like the 21mm M lense from Voigtlander for a variety of reasons. On the other hand the Leica 21mm Super-Elmar is simply spectacular. It is also often available used for a reasonable price by Leica standards. It is my second most used lens. My favorite lens of all time, in all cameras I have ever used is the Leica 35mm Summilux ASPH FLE II (the current version). It is my most used lens and serves as my reference for all others. It is mounted on my M11 most of the time when I go shooting. I suggest you keep this one tell later as your aspirational Leica lens. It simply is that good. I wasn't sure by the video where you were when you went to the leica store to buy your M11. Looked like possibly Italy, but not the Florence or Rome, or MIlan store. In any case, I will be in Florence in June. If you are close you are welcome to try any of my lenses.

+1 for the 28mm ultron v2. I’m glad people are catching on now, it’s still a super underrated lens and one of the best from VM in my opinion. I have used it in my past two trips are every time I see the files I am blown away.

28 and 40 pair well. Like the Voigt 40 1.4 😉

Not if you want white balance shift memory for custom film recipe presets. Then the X-Pro3 is at least a million times better then the X-Pro2 - and many other Fujifilm cameras which lack that feature.

Also the X-pro3 is compatible with the new Voigtlander lenses with electronic communication. Makes for a great package with their 27mm f2!