If I need to get the shot I use my r6 all day long. If I want to just be a photographer I use my m10. I love the Leica experience but I don’t know if I could fully commit to just a range finder. The r6 sometimes feels like cheating but it gets the job done. Now if it’s outside in daylight you could just zone focus and it’s pretty quick. Set the Leica to f8 -f11 and it’s just a matter of turning your tab left,center or right.
You've really highlighted the practical use of both the R6 and the M10 perfectly. The R6 is great for quick, sure shots, while the M10 offers a more immersive, manual experience. Using zone focusing with your Leica is a great strategy for easy shooting in daylight. Enjoy both your cameras and the different styles they bring to your photography!
My Leicas just put me in a zone of its own. And they are the best for what I use them for. My Nikons are also my main to-go-war-camera for serious stuff. But my Leica Ms feels like a merited vacation.
If I need to get the shot I use my r6 all day long. If I want to just be a photographer I use my m10. I love the Leica experience but I don’t know if I could fully commit to just a range finder. The r6 sometimes feels like cheating but it gets the job done. Now if it’s outside in daylight you could just zone focus and it’s pretty quick. Set the Leica to f8 -f11 and it’s just a matter of turning your tab left,center or right.
You've really highlighted the practical use of both the R6 and the M10 perfectly. The R6 is great for quick, sure shots, while the M10 offers a more immersive, manual experience. Using zone focusing with your Leica is a great strategy for easy shooting in daylight. Enjoy both your cameras and the different styles they bring to your photography!
My Leicas just put me in a zone of its own. And they are the best for what I use them for.
My Nikons are also my main to-go-war-camera for serious stuff. But my Leica Ms feels like a merited vacation.