Finally after drooling for a few years over the Leica M9, I've finally gotten my hand on one (well, you can say it's younger brother), which is the Leica M-E (typ220). It is essentially the same camera as the M9 with the same 18.5megapixel CCD kodak full frame sensor but with some of the features being removed and the price being shaved off by 20% off of the Leica M9. With the new Leica M (typ240) being released recently, everyone is hyped up to get the new M but the Lecia M-E (M9) is still a very good camera. A digital camera which is around 3 to 4 years old would be considered as ancient, but not in the context of Leica cameras. Even their Leica M8 is still a very good camera which produces images far better than cameras of recent. All in all I just love this camera and it is the camera for me along with the Leica M8 and the Fuji X100.
My first Leica M-E 'selfie' test shot.
A test shot with the Leica Summarit-M 50mm f2.5 lens on the Leica M-E.
I grew closer and closer to the Leica M8 ever since I owned one back in 2011. It is so discreet that it made such photographs easy to make. People can be people whenever I point the small little camera at them and they would just be themselves.
I found this door at the cheese factory/museum in Amsterdam with all the bloody red paint on it. Seems interesting as if it was smeared in real blood after a person's throat was being cut off by a serial killer.
This was the final set up which i use for yesterday's recording session with Stonebay at Tune Studios in Klang. This was shot with a Leica M8 and a Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.4 classic lens before the mics were being set up for the drum kit for recording. The set up includes:
Ludwig Classic Maple 14x6.5 snare drum in natural maple finish
PDP X7 maple drum kit in white finish, 3 piece configuration.
Sabian Fierce crash, Sabian Fierce ride, Sabian B8 hi hat and thin crash.
These was shot during Stonebay's recording session yesterday at Tune Studios. All images was captured with a Leica M8 and a Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.4 classic lens.
My Ludwig Classic Maple 14x6.5 snare drum in natural maple finish and my Sabian cymbals.
Adi and his Fender Mustang. Setting up his guitar amp.
Ojie and Hafiz of Tune Studios setting up.
Me testing out the drum kit before the engineer sets up the mic for the kit.
These was shot during one of our recording session for Stonebay's next full length album. This was during the recording of our soon-to-be release single, Hati Terantai. For more info do follow us on Facebook and Twitter.