Dude I am interested in getting an M10 as well and was researching. He is like the first guy on RUclips or the on the internet with a review, who’s not just talking about how nice the camera feels and looks, but he is actually sharing some of his work. A lot of leica people (on social media or internet), who are overtly praising this camera, you never get to see their work. I probably know why. Just because you spend a shit load of moneros on a camera, doesn’t make you a good photographer.
@@hunterhart1although I am enthusiastic about photography, I can not justify the purchase yet. I will probably still take the same pictures. Gear can’t compensate the lack of skills I’d say 😂 Keep up with the good stuff 🫶
When I look at your photos, I feel like I'm looking at a National Geographic/Time retrospective of best photographic moments in America. Just so incredibly rich and evocative.
Your work is BEAUTIFUL. You have an amazing eye, and you’ve created amazing art that will last lifetimes for people during some of the most special moments in their life. Thank you for sharing this.
Love the photos. The metering modes are for Live View only, because they work off of the sensor. When shooting in normal mode you get center weighted regardless of the metering mode setting. I also have an M10, and agree with everything you said.
At last an honest review from an actual photographer that uses the camera rather than a collector of shiny things. A breath of fresh air in this desert of camera reviews about the latest and greatest.
@@hunterhart1 yea man, I love your videos! you been killing it! At my recent weddings Ive been leaving it in Monochrome mode, and when I show clients the playback, they freak out! ive had mine since 2020, and I absolutely love it!
Great great stuff, you can tell from the images that you're locked into the creative process of using the camera. You loving that Thypoch?! I've heard it's excellent.
Great Video and great photos, thank you! I tried many different cameras from DSLR to compact, but the M system is the one that makes me (1) pick up my camera the most, and (2) is the most joy to use. And that is all that matters.
what's viewfinder blockage with 50mm and 28mm? I'd really appreciate if you do review on your 28mm and how it works with m10 considering framelines, viewfinder blockage and etc
Great photos, nice camera and lens combo. I also love picking up M bodies most of the time when I'm travelling. It's my system of choice for almost everything.
Excellent approach to what the Leica M system brings to one's photography (excellent examples too, thanks). I also enjoyed the little tips that you shared. I thought I had "invented Luke-warm water" (meaning there was nothing new in "my invention") and I was being idiosyncratic for setting my jpg to black and white (and also keeping the DNG file for color) for the same very reasons you specified. Obviously you figured it out without some 25 years of black and white film and 20 years of digital cameras ! ;o) Bravo. I have always refrained from using spot metering but the way you describe it, linked with aperture priority auto-exposure, makes good sense and encourages me to try it. Thanks again for your time, humour and approach.
Thanks so much for this awesome comment. I appreciate you taking the time to be kind and explain your process. I shoot black and white on the Leica Q as well, very enjoyable.
Glad I found this video, my exact thoughts about how easy it is to shoot Sony, I love Sony but my Sony cameras they are tools, work horses and they don't inspire me to go out and shoot everyday stuff. That's why I bought my first ever Leica last week, Q3 43 🙌 Great video!
Congrats man, I would love to try a Q3 43. The Q line up overall has been amazing, if I had to trade this for anything it would be a Q2. Thanks for watching
Big nose gang! If you’re looking for another great camera for big noses, the Fuji GFX 100ii is a godsend. Great video. I shoot all my personal project and life with the MP240/M6 and I resonated a lot with what you said. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Hunter. 📷 ❤️
@@nathanhoefert gang! I shot the 50S for a while and I’ve shot the 100ii, incredible cameras and yes they do help for people like us. Thanks so much for watching 🙏🏼
This “slowing down” experience with Leicas can be done with most cameras in my experience if you just shoot 100% manual focus lenses. So slap a Voigtlander 18 or 27 on your Xpro (ovf/evf) or other Fujis or adapt M mount lenses to your Fuji or Nikon or Canon or Sony and the “slowing down” feels the same as my M10R. What I don’t hear many talk about that took me years to figure out what I lost moving from DSLRs to mirrorless is shooting with an OVF and then the delayed “how did it turn out” dopamine hit by chimping (or later seeing on your monitor). And great photos by the way! The Thypoch 28 truly is mindblowing for the price.
I think my biggest take away, like in my 5Dmark iii video is, like you said.. optical viewfinder but you dont get that from fuji because you can't actually focus through optical viewfinder YET, unfortunately. The rangefinder works for my nose so I can really get in there. I started with optical and it is very nostalgic. I have more videos on this. Thank you for watching and yes the Thypoch slaps hard.
@ yeah man closest we can get for that is the Xpro OVF with the tiny bottom right EVF for critical focus. I get some people don’t care about these things but after shooting for 10-15 years and good shots being no problem these little nuances become HUGE factors in the shooting experience. Kinda like driving a manual muscle car vs a Porsche GT3 with paddleshifters. For me, the Leica rangefinder experience is the most enjoyable. And can always throw a visoflex on if you REALLY need to overcome the ovf limitations (ie shooting wider than 24 or say shooting at 0.95/1.1 with a 50mm). I’ll check out your 5DM3 video as the 5DM2 was my first “Holy Grail” camera 🤣
Also yeah totally agree that after getting used to shooting with a rangefinder/style positioning of the ovf/evf SUPER hard to go back to smashing my big oily nose all over my screen. 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for this great video, nice pics. I haven't used Thypok (sp?) lenses but having used Leica lenses I can see the difference between them and other brands in the 'look' of images. Yes, they are very expensive and hold their value relatively well - great if you already own some, not so great if you're looking to buy used. I think it's a matter of one's priorities and preferences. The important thing is that whatever equipment you are using meets your needs and you are very happy with it . . . which you clearly are.
can totally agree the m10 is the best digital rangefinder of the leica universe. you missed one big topic only the m10 has and the m10p doesnt. the sound of the shutter is just so right and it feels so good!
I totally agree with you about needing to use a simpler camera sometimes, to remind yourself about why you love photography. I also use Sony cameras when precision is required, but they feel way too smart and easy. I use Leica SL and manual focus lenses to return to basics. Would love an M10 when I can afford one.
I did the same thing with my SL as well and mostly with the GFX, I feel like I always need a camera that is less tuned to the race in technology. Thanks so much for watching!
awesme dude, really really great pics like always, continue sharing us all your progress. Do you think that in the future you would work only with Leica M? I have the same perception as you when using the M, it is less invasive. Hugs
I don’t think I would work solely with an M camera due to limitations and client expectations. If I could, I would shoot only black and white on an M10 monochrom but that’s not in the cards. If I were rich and didn’t need work, I would. So I guess that’s the only way 😅. Thanks so much for your compliment 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Do you use an ND filter on the typoch? Some of the photos looks like wide open aperture in daylight. I imagine you’d get clipped highlights since minimum ISO ≈ 160 ?
But still it meters through the lens doesn’t it? ND filter is just to avoid overexposing (like if I want to shoot f/1.4 in full sun). I thought the photo at the beach was shot at a large aperture and I imagined it would clip. But good to know actually, it means I don’t need to worry about ND filters!
@ I’ve never used one for photography other than slow exposure. The 28mm has some serious “pop” even at f/2, so I may not of shot it wide open, I really couldn’t tell ya.
Great video and that camera brings life to your photos. One thing. Remember that spot metering is only available on the M10 when live view is turned on. Otherwise the camera only has Center Weighted metering. Btw, since you love 28mm, what makes this camera better for you than the Q series? The rangefinder or the possibility to change lenses? Thanks for sharing.
I prefer the Q in a lot of situations but it is just the lens options for this. I like the Voigtlander 28mm as well and 35 for the flares, things the Q could never do unfortunately. However, if I were to decide to go to another camera from this one I’d go Q2.
I don’t think I’ll ever buy a Leica unless I win the lottery but I love watching Leica videos.. this one in particular was excellent.. photos examples were fantastic and the moody background music was stellar
This comment 🙌🏼🙌🏼 thank you so much. I appreciate you taking the time to watch. When I started shooting about 14 years ago, I didn’t think I’d have one either 😅 it was a tax write off for my photography business tbh.
@@hunterhart1 Nice to be able to do that haha.. I'm just a hobbyist/ RUclipsr I can't justify it right now.. If I didn't have my girlfriend I'd probably go for it but I gotta be a bit more sensible lol
Came across this video looking for a flash recommendation and for my M10. Such an amazing camera, recently shot my first wedding on mine for a friend (alongside a comically massive canon speedlite as I don’t have a smaller flash) and I was blown away with the photos. Rangefinders just feel natural to use, agree on your points. Not for everybody though
Hey! I use external flash for mine at weddings, I have not put a flash on top of this camera yet though. Really wish I had a recommendation for that. That sounds like me at a wedding, the photos are vastly different from my Sony cameras even though I am shooting them beside each other. I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment!
@@hunterhart1 No worries! Thanks for the response. I’ve read that the godox TT350 is a good flash to use with it, will pick one up soon. Graduated just as the pandemic hit and recently realised I’m nearly 5 years into a career that was meant to be temporary until photography became more viable. Slowly pursuing photography again now though, really appreciate seeing quality content from an active professional photographer such as yourself :^] Do you have any tips on how to pivot your career into photography? Or is it something you’ve always done? My thinking was build up some weekend work and eventually discuss cutting down hours at my full time job as things become more consistent.
I bought my M10 shortly after getting a Z6.. and to be really honest, I never really clicked with it.. I upgraded my Z6 to a Zf this week and that's been the nail in the coffin for me. The M10 will have to go. It's a great camera, but I just don't feel the same with it as I did with my M6 that I started with all those years ago. I miss the honesty of that camera and of film. Even my old M9 somehow felt nicer with its glossy black paint and slow film-like approach. Maybe it's the rose tinted glasses, and I have to be honest, the lenses are fantastic. But now I'm just going to get a set of Thypoch lenses and those will scratch the 'small manual focus lens' itch. A few native primes for lazy days.. I'm fairly confident this suits me much better.
@@Renzsu I’ve been using a ZF myself and it really has made me want to get the Z6iii due to the image quality. I have a review coming out about the ZF soon. Honestly, I love the M10 but I’d prefer a Q most times just for convenience. Thanks for taking time to comment.
@@hunterhart1 I got the Zf because I got a great deal on it and I love how it looks with the rangefinder manual focus lenses.. but I can't deny how comfortable the Z6III is (and a few more custom buttons doesn't hurt either). Looking forward to your review!
Well you get a 5.0 for narration. so super, Not sure y folks like showing images without talking about it. Why bother even posting. 5.0 for composition, really really good. work. I shoot manual all the time all the time,. rarely goos things happen for me on A. 5.0 for the M10. I miss that click. I was really pushing for the magna summa for your presentation until I saw that non leica lens that sank my heart but cum laude isn't bad! Keep up the good work Hunter. We will see each other on the next shoot. Brian
@@hunterhart1 The first one had a defective sensor. It was so defective that Leica gave me a full refund. My second one was pre-owned. It worked for a while, but it also developed a defective sensor. Repair was going to cost me more than I thought it was worth. It is now an expensive paperweight.
I love them but my only issue is that with correct glass, nearly any camera can replicate 99.9% of what the Leica produces (your shots are stellar, you'd produce quality on anything with your skill). Such a high cost that in reality gains you the smallest benefits, if any. I suppose same goes for a Rolex. There are many watches that are more accurate, careful in design or with more features... yet the Rolex sits atop its throne. At that point you have to ask yourself, is the name worth the extra $3,000? Does anybody looking at these images know, or even care it was shot on a Leica at the end of the day? We all know the answer. Yet here I sit, with my over priced watches...
@@jordanjoestar8839 I completely agree with this. I feel like there’s a bit more functionality to the camera than watches but I understand what you mean. It’s all preference. I bought it for myself for my 10 year anniversary free lance business tax write off, pretty much. It is wild that you pay so much more for way less. Thank you for the compliment by the way 🤙🏼
That’s like saying Lewis Hamilton could drive a Ford Focus. Its missing the point. Hunter is insanely talented photographer; he could make these images with *any* camera, but if the M10 inspires him and works for the way he shoots, there’s value in that beyond just comparing retail prices or specs.
I have the X100V, and I have done a comparison with the Q. You can get great images from both, I agree. But I still shoot differently with the M10. In my opinion from years of shooting the X100F and X100V, I cannot get rid of that V because it is so good… but the same photos? I think that’s subjective to the person who holds the camera. The X100 series doesn’t slow me down at all, that’s kind of the point of this one I believe.
@@m-baka based off of Webster Dictionary (the standard for the English language.) camera: a device for recording visual images in the form of photographs, film, or video signals. "she faced the cameras" What a camera to you?
Dude I am interested in getting an M10 as well and was researching. He is like the first guy on RUclips or the on the internet with a review, who’s not just talking about how nice the camera feels and looks, but he is actually sharing some of his work.
A lot of leica people (on social media or internet), who are overtly praising this camera, you never get to see their work. I probably know why. Just because you spend a shit load of moneros on a camera, doesn’t make you a good photographer.
@@78andthedoomsdayshakers 🤣 thank you for this. Tell all your friends please 🙏🏼. I’m sure you’ll love your M10
@@hunterhart1although I am enthusiastic about photography, I can not justify the purchase yet. I will probably still take the same pictures. Gear can’t compensate the lack of skills I’d say 😂
Keep up with the good stuff 🫶
Damn. Yours and Goughie's videos are the only ones that make me want to a Leica out! Freaking great shots, Hunter as always!
Get you one man. The GFX won't be missed at all 😅 JK do not do that
When I look at your photos, I feel like I'm looking at a National Geographic/Time retrospective of best photographic moments in America. Just so incredibly rich and evocative.
Chill out man, I appreciate it seriously. I wish they were that good 🙏🏼 thank you for the uplifting comment man
Your work is BEAUTIFUL. You have an amazing eye, and you’ve created amazing art that will last lifetimes for people during some of the most special moments in their life. Thank you for sharing this.
@@Makingthetransition thank you so much got such a nice compliment 🙏🏼
I know it's a video about a camera, but i mostly watch for the photos. You are simply very, very good at what you do. Glad i found this chanel.
I’m glad you found my channel as well, thanks for sticking around for the photos, that’s the best compliment 🙏🏼
Love the photos. The metering modes are for Live View only, because they work off of the sensor. When shooting in normal mode you get center weighted regardless of the metering mode setting. I also have an M10, and agree with everything you said.
Thanks for the tip, and thank you so much for watching!
Wow these colours on the pics, especially the portraits 😍
Thank you so much! I am glad you stopped by.
I’ve had mine for 4 years and it’s my most used camera. I love it. And yeah as long as you don’t blow the highlights it’s got a ton of dynamic range.
@@zguy95135 that’s awesome, glad to hear you are still using it
At last an honest review from an actual photographer that uses the camera rather than a collector of shiny things. A breath of fresh air in this desert of camera reviews about the latest and greatest.
Ahhh thank you so much my man, I appreciate that so much. That makes me feel good.
Love it man! I have such a blast shooting with this thing too! I use aperture priority at -0.3 or -0.7 compensation and it's a mood.
@@ciscognz thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I have found it so much more convenient than full manual, real game changer.
@@hunterhart1 yea man, I love your videos! you been killing it!
At my recent weddings Ive been leaving it in Monochrome mode, and when I show clients the playback, they freak out! ive had mine since 2020, and I absolutely love it!
Ahhhh I want a Leica so bad to try out! Great work as always man! Putting that camera to good use!
Your GFX is a great camera though, they’re both equally as fun and unique in their own way.
Great great stuff, you can tell from the images that you're locked into the creative process of using the camera. You loving that Thypoch?! I've heard it's excellent.
Thanks so much. I do love the Thypoch, I have done 3 reviews including this 28mm you should check them out! Thanks for watching
Your photography is absolutely beautiful. Top work.
Thank you so much, that is the best compliment you could give! I appreciate you.
Great Video and great photos, thank you! I tried many different cameras from DSLR to compact, but the M system is the one that makes me (1) pick up my camera the most, and (2) is the most joy to use. And that is all that matters.
@@wrtlprmpft2 amen!
what's viewfinder blockage with 50mm and 28mm? I'd really appreciate if you do review on your 28mm and how it works with m10 considering framelines, viewfinder blockage and etc
I have done reviews on them. Do you have an instagram where I could try to send you a photo of what it looks like?
Great photos, nice camera and lens combo.
I also love picking up M bodies most of the time when I'm travelling. It's my system of choice for almost everything.
@@Funktrainer thanks so much and thanks for watching
Amazing pictures!!! Looking at the pictures, the classic Canon 5D came to mind. It has a very similar color and look to me. Best regards
@@pabloaraya3964 thanks so much
Great video. Felt very thoughtful, not rushed, and honest. I appreciate the insights. I think having a manual focus only camera would be challenging!
You should just put your xpro on manual focus and rock it out at f/8 with some zone focus
so many great shots!
@@leicadiary thanks very much
Excellent approach to what the Leica M system brings to one's photography (excellent examples too, thanks). I also enjoyed the little tips that you shared. I thought I had "invented Luke-warm water" (meaning there was nothing new in "my invention") and I was being idiosyncratic for setting my jpg to black and white (and also keeping the DNG file for color) for the same very reasons you specified. Obviously you figured it out without some 25 years of black and white film and 20 years of digital cameras ! ;o) Bravo. I have always refrained from using spot metering but the way you describe it, linked with aperture priority auto-exposure, makes good sense and encourages me to try it. Thanks again for your time, humour and approach.
Thanks so much for this awesome comment. I appreciate you taking the time to be kind and explain your process. I shoot black and white on the Leica Q as well, very enjoyable.
Glad I found this video, my exact thoughts about how easy it is to shoot Sony, I love Sony but my Sony cameras they are tools, work horses and they don't inspire me to go out and shoot everyday stuff. That's why I bought my first ever Leica last week, Q3 43 🙌 Great video!
Congrats man, I would love to try a Q3 43. The Q line up overall has been amazing, if I had to trade this for anything it would be a Q2. Thanks for watching
Big nose gang! If you’re looking for another great camera for big noses, the Fuji GFX 100ii is a godsend. Great video. I shoot all my personal project and life with the MP240/M6 and I resonated a lot with what you said. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Hunter. 📷 ❤️
@@nathanhoefert gang! I shot the 50S for a while and I’ve shot the 100ii, incredible cameras and yes they do help for people like us. Thanks so much for watching 🙏🏼
This “slowing down” experience with Leicas can be done with most cameras in my experience if you just shoot 100% manual focus lenses. So slap a Voigtlander 18 or 27 on your Xpro (ovf/evf) or other Fujis or adapt M mount lenses to your Fuji or Nikon or Canon or Sony and the “slowing down” feels the same as my M10R.
What I don’t hear many talk about that took me years to figure out what I lost moving from DSLRs to mirrorless is shooting with an OVF and then the delayed “how did it turn out” dopamine hit by chimping (or later seeing on your monitor).
And great photos by the way! The Thypoch 28 truly is mindblowing for the price.
I think my biggest take away, like in my 5Dmark iii video is, like you said.. optical viewfinder but you dont get that from fuji because you can't actually focus through optical viewfinder YET, unfortunately. The rangefinder works for my nose so I can really get in there. I started with optical and it is very nostalgic. I have more videos on this. Thank you for watching and yes the Thypoch slaps hard.
@ yeah man closest we can get for that is the Xpro OVF with the tiny bottom right EVF for critical focus. I get some people don’t care about these things but after shooting for 10-15 years and good shots being no problem these little nuances become HUGE factors in the shooting experience. Kinda like driving a manual muscle car vs a Porsche GT3 with paddleshifters.
For me, the Leica rangefinder experience is the most enjoyable. And can always throw a visoflex on if you REALLY need to overcome the ovf limitations (ie shooting wider than 24 or say shooting at 0.95/1.1 with a 50mm).
I’ll check out your 5DM3 video as the 5DM2 was my first “Holy Grail” camera 🤣
Also yeah totally agree that after getting used to shooting with a rangefinder/style positioning of the ovf/evf SUPER hard to go back to smashing my big oily nose all over my screen. 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for this great video, nice pics. I haven't used Thypok (sp?) lenses but having used Leica lenses I can see the difference between them and other brands in the 'look' of images. Yes, they are very expensive and hold their value relatively well - great if you already own some, not so great if you're looking to buy used. I think it's a matter of one's priorities and preferences. The important thing is that whatever equipment you are using meets your needs and you are very happy with it . . . which you clearly are.
can totally agree the m10 is the best digital rangefinder of the leica universe. you missed one big topic only the m10 has and the m10p doesnt. the sound of the shutter is just so right and it feels so good!
Dude these photos are so freaking sick!
@@GadeChamblee thank you man!
I totally agree with you about needing to use a simpler camera sometimes, to remind yourself about why you love photography. I also use Sony cameras when precision is required, but they feel way too smart and easy. I use Leica SL and manual focus lenses to return to basics. Would love an M10 when I can afford one.
I did the same thing with my SL as well and mostly with the GFX, I feel like I always need a camera that is less tuned to the race in technology. Thanks so much for watching!
awesme dude, really really great pics like always, continue sharing us all your progress. Do you think that in the future you would work only with Leica M?
I have the same perception as you when using the M, it is less invasive. Hugs
I don’t think I would work solely with an M camera due to limitations and client expectations. If I could, I would shoot only black and white on an M10 monochrom but that’s not in the cards. If I were rich and didn’t need work, I would. So I guess that’s the only way 😅. Thanks so much for your compliment 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Do you use an ND filter on the typoch? Some of the photos looks like wide open aperture in daylight. I imagine you’d get clipped highlights since minimum ISO ≈ 160 ?
No I don’t, would be hard to do with a M camera unless you were only shooting on the back of the screen. Which could be possible for some I reckon!
But still it meters through the lens doesn’t it? ND filter is just to avoid overexposing (like if I want to shoot f/1.4 in full sun).
I thought the photo at the beach was shot at a large aperture and I imagined it would clip.
But good to know actually, it means I don’t need to worry about ND filters!
@ I’ve never used one for photography other than slow exposure. The 28mm has some serious “pop” even at f/2, so I may not of shot it wide open, I really couldn’t tell ya.
Wow, amazing photo, . Love your editing and color science stunning, Would you ever think to upgrade to the Leica M11 ?
If I ever have the need for more dynamic range and more money, I would. And thanks so much for the compliment 🤙🏼
Great video and that camera brings life to your photos. One thing. Remember that spot metering is only available on the M10 when live view is turned on. Otherwise the camera only has Center Weighted metering. Btw, since you love 28mm, what makes this camera better for you than the Q series? The rangefinder or the possibility to change lenses? Thanks for sharing.
I prefer the Q in a lot of situations but it is just the lens options for this. I like the Voigtlander 28mm as well and 35 for the flares, things the Q could never do unfortunately. However, if I were to decide to go to another camera from this one I’d go Q2.
Thanks for the tip
Awesome video!
What are the lenses you recommend on this video?
The Thypoch Simera series are my favorite lenses. 35mm probably best all around lens.
Kudos for the beautiful images and dynamic wasp evasion maneuvers 😅
😅😅 thank you for the props
What lens profile did you use in camera for the 28 mm? Summilux?
@@ka_sh_iif yes that’s exactly right!
@@hunterhart1what lens is this though? Hard to follow from the video. I get it’s 28 1.4, but what brand?
I don’t think I’ll ever buy a Leica unless I win the lottery but I love watching Leica videos.. this one in particular was excellent.. photos examples were fantastic and the moody background music was stellar
This comment 🙌🏼🙌🏼 thank you so much. I appreciate you taking the time to watch. When I started shooting about 14 years ago, I didn’t think I’d have one either 😅 it was a tax write off for my photography business tbh.
@@hunterhart1 Nice to be able to do that haha.. I'm just a hobbyist/ RUclipsr I can't justify it right now.. If I didn't have my girlfriend I'd probably go for it but I gotta be a bit more sensible lol
cool video. tell please, where did you find such interesting sticker on a red leica logo? looks lice m-p))) cool!
@@yuriishevchenko9843 thanks so much! ags.supply/pages/leica_dots
Came across this video looking for a flash recommendation and for my M10.
Such an amazing camera, recently shot my first wedding on mine for a friend (alongside a comically massive canon speedlite as I don’t have a smaller flash) and I was blown away with the photos.
Rangefinders just feel natural to use, agree on your points. Not for everybody though
Hey! I use external flash for mine at weddings, I have not put a flash on top of this camera yet though. Really wish I had a recommendation for that.
That sounds like me at a wedding, the photos are vastly different from my Sony cameras even though I am shooting them beside each other.
I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment!
@@hunterhart1 No worries! Thanks for the response. I’ve read that the godox TT350 is a good flash to use with it, will pick one up soon.
Graduated just as the pandemic hit and recently realised I’m nearly 5 years into a career that was meant to be temporary until photography became more viable. Slowly pursuing photography again now though, really appreciate seeing quality content from an active professional photographer such as yourself :^]
Do you have any tips on how to pivot your career into photography? Or is it something you’ve always done? My thinking was build up some weekend work and eventually discuss cutting down hours at my full time job as things become more consistent.
@@wowsuchname1939 let me know how it goes please
It ain’t the camera with this dude. You get amazing results no matter the camera.
Thanks my dude, I appreciate it. I don't find that to be the case always. Good days and bad.
I just picked mine up In silver just serviced for around the price of an m240 I’m so hyped 😭
@@juangarcia-sr8jq very nice! I’m pumped for you
Nice shots!
@@camerafusion thanks so much
Beautiful pictures and dream camera. Have you been told that you look like Shia LaBoeuf by the way? it’s a compliment 😊
@@marlenelandstravels thanks so much! And no, that’s a first but one of my favorite actors. I’ll take that
I bought my M10 shortly after getting a Z6.. and to be really honest, I never really clicked with it.. I upgraded my Z6 to a Zf this week and that's been the nail in the coffin for me. The M10 will have to go. It's a great camera, but I just don't feel the same with it as I did with my M6 that I started with all those years ago. I miss the honesty of that camera and of film. Even my old M9 somehow felt nicer with its glossy black paint and slow film-like approach. Maybe it's the rose tinted glasses, and I have to be honest, the lenses are fantastic. But now I'm just going to get a set of Thypoch lenses and those will scratch the 'small manual focus lens' itch. A few native primes for lazy days.. I'm fairly confident this suits me much better.
@@Renzsu I’ve been using a ZF myself and it really has made me want to get the Z6iii due to the image quality. I have a review coming out about the ZF soon. Honestly, I love the M10 but I’d prefer a Q most times just for convenience. Thanks for taking time to comment.
@@hunterhart1 I got the Zf because I got a great deal on it and I love how it looks with the rangefinder manual focus lenses.. but I can't deny how comfortable the Z6III is (and a few more custom buttons doesn't hurt either). Looking forward to your review!
@ cheers, you may be seeing a Q2 video in the near future as well. Take care.
Amazing video brother!
Thanks man!
I have the m10-p and shoot it on monochrome. I can definitely relate to what you say.
Well you get a 5.0 for narration. so super, Not sure y folks like showing images without talking about it. Why bother even posting. 5.0 for composition, really really good. work. I shoot manual all the time all the time,. rarely goos things happen for me on A. 5.0 for the M10. I miss that click. I was really pushing for the magna summa for your presentation until I saw that non leica lens that sank my heart but cum laude isn't bad! Keep up the good work Hunter. We will see each other on the next shoot. Brian
Excellent video.
Thank you so much for watching!
What happened to your Fuji GFX love…?
@@captaincook6283 still love it
Nice pictures!
Thanks!
4:54 nice
Thank you 🙌🏼
I regret that you did not give me that beautiful camera
Sorry man 🥲
great camera, but i think, that you are just a great photographer.
Thank you Sam, I think it does make me shoot different. Thanks for the compliment, that means a lot!
Thypoch is the truth 🙏
@@LIGHTHUNTER.D preach
When I purchased my Leica M10, I thought I was buying my dream camera.
However, my camera was so defective that I rarely use it.
Wow I’m sorry to hear that, do you know what was wrong with it?
@@hunterhart1
The first one had a defective sensor. It was so defective that Leica gave me a full refund.
My second one was pre-owned. It worked for a while, but it also developed a defective sensor. Repair was going to cost me more than I thought it was worth. It is now an expensive paperweight.
@ wow that’s terrible, I’m sorry you had that experience
I love them but my only issue is that with correct glass, nearly any camera can replicate 99.9% of what the Leica produces (your shots are stellar, you'd produce quality on anything with your skill). Such a high cost that in reality gains you the smallest benefits, if any. I suppose same goes for a Rolex. There are many watches that are more accurate, careful in design or with more features... yet the Rolex sits atop its throne. At that point you have to ask yourself, is the name worth the extra $3,000? Does anybody looking at these images know, or even care it was shot on a Leica at the end of the day? We all know the answer. Yet here I sit, with my over priced watches...
@@jordanjoestar8839 I completely agree with this. I feel like there’s a bit more functionality to the camera than watches but I understand what you mean. It’s all preference. I bought it for myself for my 10 year anniversary free lance business tax write off, pretty much. It is wild that you pay so much more for way less. Thank you for the compliment by the way 🤙🏼
He has his cap on backwards.
Very observant
You can make the same pictures with the much cheaper Fuji x100 VI…..
That’s like saying Lewis Hamilton could drive a Ford Focus. Its missing the point. Hunter is insanely talented photographer; he could make these images with *any* camera, but if the M10 inspires him and works for the way he shoots, there’s value in that beyond just comparing retail prices or specs.
@ bro, what a strange comparison. With a Ford Focus you will never win a race but with a X100 you can make the same good pictures as with a Leica.🤷♂️
@@noyo1444 😂 Fair.
I have the X100V, and I have done a comparison with the Q. You can get great images from both, I agree. But I still shoot differently with the M10. In my opinion from years of shooting the X100F and X100V, I cannot get rid of that V because it is so good… but the same photos? I think that’s subjective to the person who holds the camera. The X100 series doesn’t slow me down at all, that’s kind of the point of this one I believe.
@@hunterhart1 just to shoot „differently“ I wouldn‘t by a camera for 5‘200 $ if the X100 does the job es well….
gross, digital, try shooting a real camera
@@m-baka based off of Webster Dictionary (the standard for the English language.) camera: a device for recording visual images in the form of photographs, film, or video signals.
"she faced the cameras"
What a camera to you?