Our cameras and settings for STREET PHOTOGRAPHY in 2023 | Leica M9 & Leica Monochrom
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- In this video, we take a look at the LEICA cameras we use and how we set them up for STREET PHOTOGRAPHY. Whether you shoot Leica or not, this video will give you an insight into what we think about gear, and the ways we like to shoot.
At the end of the video there are some tips on getting the best out of the cameras and things to watch out for if you are considering buying one.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:10 Our Leica M9 cameras
04:23 How we set up the cameras
04:46 Zone Focusing
06:23 Our Settings
07:25 Buyers Guide
Thanks for watching and if you have any comments, we would love to hear from you.
Jeff & Sarah
*STREET WORKSHOPS 2023*
Blackpool 08/04
London 13/05
London 14/05
Brighton 20/05
Brighton 21/05
York 17/06
Oxford 01/07
Bath 15/07
Full details are at:
jeffascough.com/street-photog...
Dear Jeff,
Thank you for this video and the previous others that are all extremely helpful to me as I get back into serious photography after too many years away from it. This video may be considered a technical gear video but it's so refreshing as a non-geek "techish" video by such great photographers - rare these days.
Not many photographers with you and your wife's talent and credentials offer this for which I am grateful. I only wish I could obtain the end result that you and Sarah do in my own photographs but I at least believe I can get close with hard work and your help. Thank You!
Your on-site shoot videos, Leica Master Shot Behind The Image, etc... and editing videos and zoom tuition that we are now into have influenced me in tremendously. The filming of how you and Sarah shoot show exactly the decisive moment after leading up to it and then..... the still image - brilliant. I've never seen this before or at least done so well.
Please keep these type videos coming as well as the others you produce and share. Again, Many Thanks.
Thank you Steve. You are too kind 😊
As someone that chased camera tech for years from system to system and finally got fed up with all the whistle and bells I realized I did not need any of those fancy features that I felt I had to have. I sold everything for an old Leica M240 with a small 35mm lens and have never been happier while out making photo's and my back loves me for not lugging all that crap around that I used to..
If you carry a lot of gear around then you have to many choices to make for the image you want to capture and by the time you make that choice the moment has past and you missed that chance..
One camera, one lens works best for ME.. Zone focusing is faster than any auto focus on the market... Great video thank you...
Absolutely spot on. I was a Canon Ambassador for nine years. Every piece of gear Canon made was available for me to use. It use to make my head explode. I was always second guessing my lens choice. Absolute nightmare. When I resigned from Canon five years ago, I sold all of my Canon gear and went back to using my M9 full-time. I was a lot happier.
I recently purchased an M-E typ220 and your in-depth review/best practices have really helped in my purchase as I'm continuing to learn all about this incredible system and camera. Thanks so much!
Thank you 🙏
Hi, I stumbled across your channel and I have been really enjoying your content. I’m new to leica, started with the M11 and Q2M. I came from a Fuji XT4 and did not realize it would be this difficult to manual focus. I am slowly learning, but it is definitely changed the way that I shoot. Please continue to make more video’s they are so helpful.
Thanks for your kind comments. Persevere with the focusing as it does take a while to get used to it. Eventually it will become second nature to you.
Vintage lenses with the monochrom is an amazing combination. None of the negatives like ‘purple fringing’ and all the character, with the details of the CCD sensor which punches well above the 18mp without the Beyer filter.
I really love my trusty old Leica M9. I have had it for years and bought it just after the sensor was replaced. I am very grateful. It is also well worn, but still works like a charm. I had an M8 before that, and loved the images from that sensor as well (even though it was a crop sensor). Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!! I still have my old M8 and I still take it out occasionally. I loved the files from the M8 especially when shot without the IR cut filter and converted to b/w. I have a 48” print in my home from an m8 file. It looks amazing.
Thanks Jeff, most informative. The video you’d never thought you’d make, the video we were all hoping you’d make 😂
Haha. I guess I’ll have to rethink the channel content. 🤪
Happy new year to you both - really enjoy seeing your photography much appreciated.
Thank you. HNY to you too. Glad you are enjoying the channel.
It was your channel that convinced me to make the move to Leica M9. I love it. It’s a camera and not a computer, it’s exactly what I needed. My copy I got cheap as it does have the sensor issue and if I’m honest I wasn’t sure if I’d like the Leica, so was reluctant to pull the plug on something expensive. Went in cheap to test the waters so to speak. Having said that, I do a lot of gig photography so shooting wide open a lot of time in dark venues and the issue doesn’t present itself really. Anything smaller that f3.5 from 35mm or longer and it’s okay. So not ideal for street, but that’s not really my thing. Also, the M9 is ISO invariant up to ISO 640. So you can shoot two stops under 640 and pull back in post. You get better highlight retention etc. keep up the great work mate.
I would be happier underexposing at 320iso. We do that a lot with landscapes when we want to hold highlight detail in the sky. 640 is a bit too much on the limit for me.
@@WalkLikeAlice Hi Jeff, it wouldn't make any difference. The M9 is ISO-less up to 640. As the base ISO is only 160, it's only 2 two stops, it can help and it does work. I was sceptical of it, but I did some test shots at ISO 640 making a note of the shutter speed and aperture used, then did the exact same shot at base ISO with same shutter speed and aperture as previous. Pulled the shot in post 2 stops and it was exactly the same... only difference was highlight retention was a bit better.
@@derrenleepoole That's good to know. I'll have to go and experiment with it now!!
Great vid, Jeff. Looking forward to seeing that colour work!
Thanks Joe
Thanks for doing this video. Looking forward to seeing some of your color work with the M9.
Thank you for watching 🙏
Hello Jeff! I'm thrilled to have come across your channel. Although I don't usually leave comments, I couldn't resist expressing my gratitude for your content. Additionally, I recently purchased an M9M, and your channel played a significant role in that decision. I don't regret that purchase at all; I'm just hoping it lasts for at least another 5 or even 10 years. Great work both of you!
Thank you. The M9 series are pretty solid. We’ve had two cameras for over ten years, lots of mileage. They have never been in to Leica for anything other than the sensor replacement scheme.
your channel has a special vibe and I like it.
Thank you🙏
Very interesting thanks. I am not really one for gear videos but it's good to have it reinforced that the latest thing isn't the be all and end all. My 5yo Nikon is now like a part of my hand. Really enjoying the channel.
Thanks, Geoff. I'm not one for gear videos either, but I thought it was the ideal place to get some tips over to people regarding the Leica M9 as I know there is a lot of interest in the camera, and people are buying them without looking at what's involved.
So agree, I just bought a Leica M8, sold off almost all of my Lumix gear.
Bye autofocus, bye annoying pop up menus. Hello photography!✌️
Thanks for making this video Jeff, it was really interesting. I had often wondered about yours and Sarah's settings, particularly with regard to zone focussing, so thank you for sharing those. Your videos have inspired me to get into street photography and I've been using zone focussing myself with similar settings and have been really surprised at just how effective this is for getting sharp photographs when the depth of field is large. I love that you don't use the latest gear; this goes to show that one doesn't need to always be chasing the upgrades to make impressive work. Great work both of you :)
Thanks, Simon. If a camera was good enough to get a decent image fifteen years ago, then it is still capable now. Nothing has changed. We still have the same light, same locations and people.
@@WalkLikeAlice You're welcome and yes, I think that's exactly right.
This is the first video I see from you. I subscribe your comment about establishing a “relationship” with a camera, and it’s been very interesting to see how you set up your cameras. I use 4 Leicas paired in two's: M9p and M10r, S2 and S3. None of them was bought new, but the 9 has been with me for very long, and many of the dings are mine. My lens of choice is the 50 mm, which is much less forgiving than the 28 -I use the latter and the 75 with the 10r-, and my line of work is different too -I can take time to focus without the fear of losing a scene-. Amongst so many “youtubers” channels, yours is refreshing. Happy new year to both you and your wife!
Thank you. Happy New Year to you too
Great video, no hype, keep it up 👍
Thanks, Richard. Much appreciated. 🙏
Booked my spot for Oxford on the 1st July along with a mate of mine. Can't wait to absorb some knowledge :D
Thanks, Matt. Looking forward to meeting you!!
Cool thanks! Pls do more videos in M9 series, I’ve got both M9P & Monochrome, and sometimes I do need some more feedbacks from other people who still use it~
Great to see what you're using, always tempted to move to a monochrom. Maybe one day!
I've just moved back from the Monochrom!!
Great video and very helpful. Having shot an M8 for awhile and selling it I forgot about needing the smaller/slower cards. I have an M9 on the way and just ordered some of the cards you tagged. Thanks!
Glad you found it useful
Super. Much thanks for the tips. Now to hunt for the batteries.
Thanks for watching!! Good luck with the hunt :)
Well that was different, and happy new year to you both.
Happy New Year to you too
I was out with my mate in Bournemouth on Monday this week shooting and he asked me about using Leica M cameras (I was shooting film that day). It was hard to explain, beyond saying that it creates a certain way of looking and experiencing the world with a camera that is very rewarding and engaging. I love using zone focus. I shot the winter solstice at Stonehenge last month (it's only 10 minutes from home), where I switched between near and far settings. It's just a ridiculously quick way to shoot - it gets the shots (there's a crappy slideshow on my 'channel' as I ain't no RUclipsr!)
It’s one of those camera systems you either love or hate. I know a lot of photographers who bought a Leica M and then sold it shortly after. Not everyone likes them. Don McCullin could never get on with them. But for those of us that like them, there isn’t a better camera system in the world.
Thank u
Thanks for making this video Jeff. I really enjoyed it! My camera is a M9-P which I’ve had for ten years (also have an M2 for when the film itch needs scratching). I keep thinking that I want to upgrade it to something newer with better/existent high ISO, but then I read or watch something like this…! I’ve made so many pictures that mean a lot to me with mine, that I really don’t want to part with it… great tip about the batteries and really interesting about the 6-bit. I prefer files with my favourite Zeiss Distagon uncoded, but do notice lag sometimes, mostly in lower light, I’ll keep this tip in mind…
Anyway - a really interesting and informative video. Thanks!
Thanks, James. You've hit the nail on the head with your comments. We've all made photos which we are pleased with using old tech, and that doesn't mean those photos would have better with the latest tech.
In the UK the batteries are currently in stock at Red Dot Cameras…
I love my M9-P. I have it from my late dad. Colours are wonderful. Not great in low light through. Replaced the sensor three years ago.
It's low light performance isn't the best, I would agree, but with a fast lens it's doable. It's still better than pushing 400 Portra in low light!!
Thanks for the great info. I purchased the M9M a year ago and love it. I also shot M240 and convert to BNW but prefer M9M. I can't give a technical reason!! I also prefer M8 converted files. Thx again!
It’s the CCD. Gives a much purer black and white.
A couple of tips I’m going to try with my Sony RX 100 mk 2 🤝👍🇬🇧🤪
This was enjoyable and I'm glad you made "the video you never thought you'd make". Also, love that the channel is about photography first and also, that the photography is made with a Leica M9. I'm not sure why this seems important but it is to me. I have two Leica M camera's which I love and do not plan to buy into the mega pixel race. It's comforting to know there are also professionals that use and love the M9 and get fantastic photos. Really love this channel. OH, and I bought two of Harry Gruyaert photo books and am in love with his color work.
Thank you, Catherine. Which Gruyaert books did you get?
@@WalkLikeAlice I got the one you profiled at Christmas along with the newest one that just came out. Now if I can just “channel” him when I go out to photograph, lol.
@@catherinejoanpiazza420 I got the Between Worlds book and Irish Summers for Christmas. There's a documentary made about him. If you can get to see it, it's worth watching. It was on RUclips for quite some time. In the opening sequence, he's on a train and taking photos out of a large window after taking some images, he pushes a teenage boy to one side because he was in the way of his shot!! Then a passenger on the train asks him what he is photographing, to which Gruyaert replies "I'm busy". So, I'm thinking I'm almost there when channeling him into the way I work :D
I've just snapped one from Ebay! Black M9 with two owners 997 shots taken through all her life. Virtually looks like new! It was my dream camera 14 years ago when it came out but I had no money then. It was too good shape not to purchased it now and surprisingly good price. It has original sensor and that's obviously worrying but there isn't any visible corrosion at the moment like none. But let's say I have options including trying replacing filter on my own wow. I can't wait to take it on a street Jeff. Thank you for all the tips 🙏 I already purchased some SanDisk ultras from Amazon : ) Lately I noticed that I am using not the new one ( I am Fuji owner) xe4 which is quick and snappy but old one xe2 as it gives me more pleasing colours pallette straight out of the camera and slowing down my process but in a rewarding way. So yeah old tech isn't dead yet : ) Greetings!
Put some miles on it and enjoy the experience. There is not another camera like it.
As a non Leica shooter, that was one very interesting video... even though you didn't think you would make it....hihi..... really good info... cheers Yoki...
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
I shoot with a Leica M-E (basically an M9) and I love it, shoot raw plus B&W jpeg and love the quality and tonality from this camera - its a dream! I might try and get the Monochrom in the future, but for now having the option to shoot in colour and B&W is a nice to have. Regarding cards for the M9/M-E you can actually use higher cards than 32GB, but you need to format them in FAT32, once you do that higher capacity SD cards will work, I currently use a SanDisck 64GB and had no issues. Love both yours and Sarah's work and really enjoy the videos :)
Thanks for the tip. I was once told by a nerd at Canon that you shouldn’t format cards in the computer so I’ve always stayed away from doing that. But I might give this a try on a spare card.
I love your videos ! What are you bring for your trips ? (Camera and lenses)
I’ll cover that in another video 🙂
Very useful
Thank you
@@WalkLikeAlice What EVF do you use on the M9?
@@Phil.Austin You can't use an EVF on an M9/M as it's CCD and there is no live view. We use Leica external optical viewfinders on the cameras though.
I shoot Fujifilm x-pro3, but I use some of your advice, from where I sit your advice can be applied across the board!
Thank you. I’m glad you found it useful. I wasn’t sure with it being so camera specific.
Excellent video (Finally I know what to buy to end the gear lust once and for all - this week, at least)!
Quick technical question: As the M9 seems to top out at about 1.250 ISO, you have to open the aperture by quite a bit when shooting inside dimly lit venues. In this case you have to abandon zone focussing at f8 I guess?
Yes and no. I’m more likely to switch to a 21mm if I want to zone focus as I get more DoF per given aperture. Otherwise it’s switch to a 35 summilux and focus normally.
Leica M9 - The greatest!
It is!!
Great video. I went from a M8 to the M240/M-P240, so I never had an M9. The M240s perform best with max. 32 GB cards and make sure, you empty the card often. The battery will last 'forever'. M cameras are so simple to use, and I get confused, when getting cameras equipped with loads of menus etc.
M9 are the same with card capacity. Get to the last 50-100 images on the card and weird stuff happens.
It was nice to see and hear how you both have your setups. And I hear you about every ding and scratch. I'm not a "totem" guy where I worship my Leica, but even though the M246 is probably more suited to me (I shoot 99% BW), my M240 is mine and it would be hard to give up. Does the M9 have min shutter speed on Auto ISO? I do like that on my M240.
Yes it does. I don’t use it though as I set my shutter speed manually.
@@WalkLikeAlice good to know. And everyone has their own little thing. I have my m240 set to Auto Iso (up to 3200), min shutter to 1/125th and Auto shutter
Very interesting comments about memory cards - would that apply equally to Leica Q2?
No. Only the Leica M8/M9/M Monochrom. Everything later than those models should be fine.
Very useful and informative video Jeff. Thank you! I'm glad you made it. I got an M9 when they first came out (2009 - my first and only Leica - so far), as I had become interested in trying street photography. On my first trip out I managed to get arrested (you may have seen the video ;^) The incident caused me to loose interest in photography for a number of years, so I ended up selling it. I really regret that now as I believe that camera would have made me a much better photographer. I currently use a second hand Lumix GX9 with a kit lens for street, but I'm considering trying a Leica again. It may be a while, but if I get one I'll sign up for a workshop. Cheers. Bob
I used a GX9 for a couple of years for street. It’s a great camera. I sold it to put some cash towards my Monochrom. But I do regret selling. It was a great little camera. Set to six feet with the Leica 12mm. Fantastic.
Workshops are not camera specific btw. We get more Fuji users than any other brand.
@@WalkLikeAlice Many thanks for the top tips!
Happy New Year to you both. I have now reduced my kit to m10-D and 35/2. I had to many lenses and choice. Batteries, I carry three for out shooting I leave the camera turned on, if you don’t the startup lag is so annoying - main reason why I may go back trix film.
HNY to you too!! Yeah we do the same. Leave the auto shutdown setting to ‘off’ too. With film, I would sometimes press the shutter accidentally (usually when putting the camera in my bag) so when I saw the next shot I couldn’t take it because I needed to wind on the film!!
@@WalkLikeAlice I once was sent to France with a bunch of school children on a day trip using my M2 camera. On my way back after a day’s photography I counted my films and was one short. Turning out pockets and my camera bag no sign of the film. After arriving back at the darkroom I loaded all the films and then thought why not add for processing the reloaded camera film. I processed hoping as the missing film was the main one. After processing I viewed the films and guess what there it was the missing film. I must have reloaded an exposed film but not used it. A big phew! So back to film yes but keep better track of the films.
@@kevinronald4137 I had one guest at a wedding hand me a roll of film "is this yours?" It had dropped out my bag at the reception!!
Very interesting video, Jeff. I currently use a Q2 but have owned and used Leica cameras (digital and film) and lenses extensively over the last 20+ years. I couldn't agree more about not needing to constantly be looking to upgrade. Although I'm now (mostly) a Fuji X-series photographer, I use the X-Pro1 and X-Pro2 models and haven't felt the urge to 'upgrade' to the X-Pro3. I'll reserve judgment on any potential X-Pro4 model, though. The digital Leica I miss most is the M9 Monochrom. That would be the one I'd aim for if I were to get more involved with Leica again.
The thing with upgrades is that after 2012, they were more incremental than ground breaking. However, the manufacturers, influencers, and ambassadors want you to buy the latest and greatest, even though, more often than not, they aren't either.
In China, people said, the Leica M9 with CCD ID15 or ID16, doesn't have the problem. And it's twice the price of ordinary m9 in chinese market lol. Oh....I live in Australia now, find a m9 with CCD ID15 on Ebay, price is 3300AUD. Would love to buy one for my birthday but my wife will kill me.
it's jpg is so unique, like Kodachrome, the film of Afghan Girl.
Great video. I switched back to film having shot with a Nikon D700 (which is a great camera by the way) and made the jump to Leica in 2010.
I now shoot with an MP .72 and and MD262, both owned from new and I can’t imagine ever needing anything else. The MD262 is 2016 digital technology and looks superb to my eyes.
Paired up with a 50mm summilux, 28mm summicron and 90mm macro elmar makes the perfect compact setup for me.
Oh… and sone Ilford HP5 of course 👌
Nothing wrong with old tech. In a lot of ways, it’s much better than new!!
Helpful video for a newbie Leica M monocrom (used) user! Question though. B&H told me I would be ok with a 128GB card, and you mention 32 max. It seems to work fine, but I have not downloaded anything yet. What exactly is the drawback to a higher GB card?
It depends on the camera model. With the M8/M9 variants, the camera doesn’t recognise anything over 32GB. With later models M240/M10/M11 you can use much larger cards.
@@WalkLikeAlice Thanks!! Yes, I have the Type 246. Gets confusing with all the different versions/models... but you know that ;)
leica M8 (1.3x crop) here and a voigtlander 28mm
The M8 is a great camera. Works so well with the 28mm
Hello sir.... I have recently bought FUJIFILM XT30 II with XC15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS Power Zoom lens. What would be the ideal setting for doing Streetphotography ? And thinking about 23mm f1.4 for the same purpose. Need your guidance 🙏
I am unfamiliar with that camera and lens set up, so maybe someone else might be able to help you on here? The 23mm would be better than the zoom lens though.
and watch your views go through the roof, About bloody time
Haha. We will see ;)
Those M9 colours are stunning . Just curious ,when you say monochrome which model are you talking about .... 246 ?
Original M Monochrom based on the M9 with the CCD sensor
@@WalkLikeAlice Ah ... yes something about that sensor .Lovely .
I shot with a Leica CL once a few years back. It worked well and the jpg color pallet was very good. But , I could never use a rangefinder. I stopped using the viewfinder 20 years ago when I switched to digital, and never looked back. I see the world with both eyes in the screen intuitively and rarely ever compose beyond what my mind sees on the screen in an instant. Looking through a viewfinder with one (My left) does not work for me and I get bad photos when I do that. I have to see both what I am shooting and the screen together, or even just what I am seeing and point the camera without using a screen at all to get good pictures. It has taken years of constanrt practice photographing every day to get to this point.
Whatever works for you is the right way. Although a Leica CL isn’t a rangefinder camera, I respect your point of view.
Great video. Is there any way to get the age of the batteries?
I don’t think so. I know they went through some graphics changes on the outside of the battery, but other than that. We just put a blob of coloured nail varnish on our new ones so we can tell where they are in the mix.
Thanks, that is what I thought. Another question though, where and how often do you get them serviced?@@WalkLikeAlice
@@MrDs131 cameras are only serviced when something goes wrong. M9 are pretty solid cameras. As of today, the two M9s and my Monochrom were last serviced when the sensors were replaced. Sarah’s Mono was badly damaged when she was shooting a couple of years ago. That needed a full repair. I’ve also got a heavily used M8 that’s never been in to Leica for anything. We send them to Leica Uk and they send them to Wetzlar.
In our experience, the M6 film cameras have needed servicing more often. I’ve got two of them that need to go in.
Buy the Hasselblad x1d2, it’s the M9 on steroïdes. Same clarity and colours. Mind you, the proces of taking pictures is different.
I bought an M9 when it came out. Expensive but my first serious digital and I felt worth it to get into a new way to make my photography with all my M- series lenses. When the monochrome became available it seemed my ideal camera with a continuous ‘roll of B&W film.’ Finally got one a few years later with the prices down and with a trade and have not been disappointed. Unfortunately, I just couldn’t afford both and sold the M9, which I'm coming more and more to regret. Oh well…, I did get another old piece of tech with a Leica SL for color a few years ago and it does have advantages, more modern features and faster, the finder, use with other lenses and an adapter. So, the monochrome for that RF experience and works well for digital B&W with M-series lenses, and the SL for color and vintage lenses like the old takumars to view all their character (1957 58mm f2 ‘Sonnar’ is one of my favorites) in the great EVF.
Biggest problem is that OEM batteries just aren’t available anymore new.
We don’t have any issues with battery supply in the uk 🤔
Q: Have you ever had to deal with Leicas abysmal service times - they seem to take 3-6 months. For someone with a single M camera it’s a disgrace
Yes, but I find it helps if you speak with them before sending things in.
That bit about the batteries requires a bit of spice to be honest. I have no clue about the batteries in your Leica cameras so it is rather a statement to prevent harm from being done to the viewers expensive tech. Li-Ion batteries (that are probably used in most cameras) don't suffer from memory effect. So completely discharging them does no benefit to the battery life. To the contrary: The more often you do this, the more charging cycles are used. Storing Li-Ion batteries in a discharged state causes bigger problems. Storing batteries at 100% charge isn't too good either.
Intentionally emptying an older battery to 0% can be quite useful though: The device can then recalibrate to how big the remaining capacity of the battery is. You may know this from mobile phones were the last 1% or 2% akku charge lasts surprisingly long: A too little capacity had been assumed by the device previously.
Thanks for the comments. My experience with camera batteries comes from spending 9 years as ambassador for Canon and the advice I was given at the time by their technical experts. I’m not saying it’s correct, but that’s where it has come from. With M9 batteries the battery meter is notoriously inaccurate and discharging the battery before charging tends to give a more accurate idea of battery status.
You should never fully discharge lithium ion batteries. Keep them between 20 and 80 percent and they will last 10 years and more. Actually, my M10 charger has an indicator when 80% has been reached. Thanks Leica :-)
@@markymark240682 generally agree... That recalibration really has its use only about once a year and I'd only do it to batteries that aged quite a bit. After discharging the battery completely bring it back up into that 20/80 safe zone :)
@@markymark240682 ten years or more??? Seriously? Not the way we shoot 😂
@@WalkLikeAlice seriously 😀 original Fuji X-Pro1 has been my main camera until recently with its original battery, but I only use it on the weekends and on holidays. So, no heavy use I guess. Keep up the great work on your channel. Cheers from Stuttgart
I wish there'll be an AI photo editing app or camera that can take masks off from people wearing it on the streets.
Check out Stable Diffusion ;)