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Tobias Holzweiler
Germany
Приєднався 8 лют 2020
Freelance Photographer. Documenting life, mostly on #35mm film
500 Rolls of Film / The Truth about the Leica M6
Over the years, I've shot over 500 rolls of film with the Leica M6 & Leica M7. In this video I'm sharing the truth about both cameras and what I've learned from shooting over 500 rolls with them while also sharing my favorite photos I took with both cameras.
Still selling my Leica M7:
www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/leica-m7-analog-kamera-original-verpackung/2802609798-245-989
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Good Bye, Leica M6 / A love letter to Leica Camera
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Over the last months, a lot of you have asked me one specific question: why don’t you shoot your Leica M6/M7 anymore? It’s been a long process for me getting into film photography with a lot of ups and downs. But even more, it’s a story about myself and my own p...
Tuscany on 35mm Film / Relaxing Film Photography
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler In June, I spent a week in Tuscany photographing a beautiful event. In this video, I'm sharing my photographs as we drove around Tuscany. It starts with a beautiful, quiet and misty morning where I captured all photographs on @CineStillFilm 800t. I hope you enjo...
Shooting a Fashion Editorial for Numero Magazine / 35mm Film
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler This video is a very special one. Jonas and I had the pleasure of photographing an editorial for our favourite Magazine, Numéro Netherlands. We travelled to Mallorca to shoot both indoors and outdoors on #35mm film. All photos were taken on Kodak Gold 200 and Ko...
A weekend in Ibiza on #35mm Film
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler In this video, I'm exploring the Island of Ibiza with my girlfriend. We were invited to the island for the wedding of two good friends. On a quiet Saturday morning, we strolled the streets of "Eivissa" city and, of course, took some photographs along the way. I ...
Festival de Cannes on #35mm Film
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Everyone has probably heard of the prestigious "Festival de Cannes"-the most famous Film Festival in the World. This is my third time attending the festival, and I finally managed to show you some street photographs I took during the 1.5 weeks I spent at the Côt...
4 Days in Mallorca on #35mm Film
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler In this Video I‘m doing a road trip on the island of Mallorca. An absolute gem in the Mediterranean as you’ll see in this video. Everything documented on my trusty Leica Z2X Film Camera and #35mm Film. Hope you enjoy this one. Follow me on Instagram: instagram.c...
Shooting for Marc O'Polo / Lanzarote on Film
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler In the 2nd part of my Video from Lanzarote, Jonas and I continue our road trip to the southern part of the Island. We're exploring different beaches and taking photographs of the beautiful landscape. One shoot we did was for Marc O'Polo. They were so generous to...
Shooting Film in Lanzarote
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler I'm spending 10 days in Lanzarote with my good friend Jonas Kautenburger. We're road-tripping the island and taking photographs along the way as we explore the island's northern part. Besides many portraits, we're shooting for the Australia-based jewellery label...
Film Photography in the Carribean
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler One week in the Dominican Republic. Shooting Kodak Gold and spending quality time with my girlfriend as we were invited to a wedding. Hope you enjoy these scenes from the Caribbean. Follow me on Instagram: tobi_holzweiler
2 Weeks in Cape Town / Film Photography
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Time flies. It's that time again to return to Cape Town, South Africa. Back in January, I spent two weeks with friends in the Mother City. This video shows some of the photographs I took along the way. This video also features photographs from my good friend Mik...
Christmas in NYC / Film Photography
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Back in December, I visited New York City just in time for the Christmas Holidays. It was a short 2-day trip exploring the city with my girlfriend. Took some film photographs and absolutely fell in love with filming with the new iPhone. Hope you enjoy this one. ...
4 Days in Rome / Fuji GFX & Konica Hexar
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Back in December, I visited Rome with my friend Jonas. In this video, I show you the photos I took with Jonas and take you along the way as we explore the city. Instagram: tobi_holzweiler jonaskautenburger Photos taken on: FUJI GFX 50...
A New Way of Colour Grading
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Save 10% on Dehancer with the Code TOBIAS10 I'm always on the lookout for new ways to improve my workflow and ability to express my creativity. One month ago, @Dehancer reached out to test their Color Grading software. In this video, I'm sharing my thoughts abou...
The Photography of Marco Klahold
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Subscribe to my Patreon if you want to learn more about my photography and get exclusive BTS Content: www.patreon.com/tobiasholzweiler Welcome to this new series on my channel, where I sit with other photographers I admire. In this very first episode, I want to introduce you to the work of Marco Klahold, a fellow photographer who has become a very close friend over the past few years as we shar...
Sweden on 35mm (Relaxing Film Photography)
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Sweden on 35mm (Relaxing Film Photography)
5 Days in New York / Film Photography
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5 Days in New York / Film Photography
A Weekend of Photographs - My Photo Exhibition
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A Weekend of Photographs - My Photo Exhibition
Puglia on expired Film / Leica M7
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Puglia on expired Film / Leica M7
Beach day in Puglia / Film Photography
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Beach day in Puglia / Film Photography
DUBBLEFILM APOLLO / Shooting Experimental Film in Italy
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DUBBLEFILM APOLLO / Shooting Experimental Film in Italy
I like to shoot the M6 - when on a weekend trip. Just for fun. Technically it’s a disaster from my point of view. A Nikon FM2 or Pentax MX is way smarter than the M system. Has anyone find out why the tripod screw is not in line with the lens? The disgusting fiddling if you load the film. Missing light metering of the M6. No holder for the film box at the backside, instead this useless iso wheel without any function?
I agree with the points you are making. In my opinion different camera systems just shine in different scenarios. A scenario where you would need a zoom lens or absolutely nail focus on 1,4 while working with clients/models is just not perfect for a Rangefinder. That's more of SLR territory. Street photography, zone focusing or documenting life in general at f5.6- 8 that's where you would probably get the most out of a rangefinder.
100% agreed!! :)
I shoot Arca-Swiss 4x5/8x10, a Mamiya 7 II, a Leica M3 and an M6. Also digital. I use a Sekonic light meter. I think that this is simple. You should have stopped shooting film a long time ago. It’s just that film photography and you, certainly rangefinder photography, are a bad fit. There’s nothing new in what you’re saying, and I stopped watching after about eight minutes.
Thanks for taking the time though ☺️ I know it’s not computer science that I’m sharing but it’s just my own take on shooting the M system on film. I feel a lot of people coming from the new generation don’t know about it.
Can‘t agree more about the way to work with the M-Leica (as some already commented, the lightmeter is a little different). Everyone has to make the own decission about keeping a camera or moving on, for me I always distinguish what it is for and the fun part / being proud of an Image is more with an M than any other camera. This is purely emotional and honestly if you have to deliver for a job, the save route makes total sense. But even more though a M could be the difference for casual privat work…. Hope you don‘t regret one day selling both.
You’re absolutely right, the M system is a beautiful one, sometimes it just doesn’t fit for specific projects or types of photography. For documentary stuff it’s still one of the best for sure.
I inherited a M6, M8 a collection of Leica glas and a bunch of Hasselblad steel from my father. I sold everything, beside the M6 with a 50mm and the Hasselblad 503 with the 80mm. I am using them for the pleasure of using this ancient tools. If I want to create great images, I am using my Fuji gear.
I’m a digital photographer, who’s fallen in love with film. I wanted to get the Leica m7 but after your review it’s not for me and I don’t want to carry around an SLR camera😔 what film camera would you recommend?
Some point and shoot ☺️
How about a Rollei 35? Very compact, very capable, and, in my humble opinion, as beautiful as the M6
Wow. What you say around 17 minutes in is really spot on…!!
Thank you so much!! Makes me very happy that is resignates with you ☺️
How comes your photos are 4:3?
sometimes i crop them :) i don't like 2:3 too often
@07:30 your point on the framelines is incorrect. Leica makes external viewfinders like viooh that show the 90mm framelines. Problem solved. 2nd there are many great lenses including by voigtlander. No one wants zoom lens on rangefinder. Again incorrect. This is why photographers use two cameras. You don’t use a viewfinder or use two focal lengths simultaneous and complain?
brother I'm not complaining but just sharing my ver own personal experiences :)
Woah, this really surprises me regarding the aperture thing. I always thought you want to shoot without the whole bokeh look on intention. Because let‘s be honest, f1.4 - f2.2 looks mostly a bit lazy. I follow you for a long time and changing to film elevated your account from the „typical moody IG portrait account“ to a way more aesthetic profile, imo.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏🏻 makes me very happy to read that you also can tell a difference from my older photos ☺️
Thank you for this video! You have opened my eyes! Just wow!!!
Thank you 🥹🥹
I found it interesting that the M6 was named in the video title but the M7 was not.
i find the title more captivating if it's shorter :)
i find the title more captivating if it's shorter :)
@@TobiasHolzweiler "500 Rolls of Film / The Truth about the Leica M6" Could easily have been shortened from above to below. "500 Rolls of Film / Truth about Leica M6 & M7"
You’re saying ‘we’ a lot - you got a mouse in your pocket? lol I think your points are valid but your negatives using the cameras largely stem for things they weren’t intended for, the M system is primarily a reportage system, not a portrait camera so shooting it wide open is more for low light when you need the light, not really for shallow depth of field and dreamy portraits. Maybe you should try the R-E or R6 or something. I’ll take that M7 though, my favorite camera of all by far.
The M7 will hold a very special place in my heart for sure. And I believe it’s one of the best cameras when it comes to documentary work so I totally agree with you. it just doesn’t fit my approach for photography anymore. I want to give someone the chance to use it. if I still wanna get one in the future, that’s a chance but for now I made my decision ☺️
Nice video and explanation of your reasoning, however I still don't understand why your are moving on......if you love the system, how it makes you feel when you use it and that the you feel a sense of accomplishment when you nail a photo........... 🤷♂....keep the M6 for personal work.........use digital for professional?
Good point. But as existing in my other recent video I fell in love with other systems even more depending on the thing I’m shooting ☺️
As someone who's almost exclusively shot with rangefinders his entire life, I think you're dead on to why this is demanding system vs a "regular" camera. I think these cameras were designed for more documentary/photojournalism type projects. I personally do a lot of street photography and am comfortable with manual/zone focusing. More than actively focusing, it's just about framing and having the right settings to make the image you have in your head. Definitely try something like a Q3 though, I think you'd enjoy how it merges the best of both worlds (albeit, with only 1/2000 max shutter speed and fixed lens)/.
You’re absolutely right! The range finder is very demanding but once you’ve figured it out it’s breeze to shoot street. I own the Q1 since 2018 and I will probably never sell it, I love the camera so much - it truly matched both worlds
I notice pretty much all of your photos are taken while standing up. My question is why? Because I see a lot of subjects that could have worked better composition wise when you would take them from the knee.
Thanks for your comment Edwin! :) to be honest I don’t think too much, everything comes very natural. I like eye-level a lot and therefore tend to shoot it very often. When a potential photograph is lacking something I try to shift angles :)
So if you selling/sold m6 & m7 what have you replaced them with ?
If you have an flip out monitor at your camera, its way easier to shoot 10cm above the ground. Thats what I like about digital. With my M6 I really have to force myself to go for lower angles. And 98% of the shots, its on eye level. I think this is part of the rangefinder aesthetic.
Thanks for your nice video and sour explanation ❤
My pleasure ☺️☺️
Thx for the video! :)
Thank you so much for watching ☺️
With the M6, the size of the metered area is dependent on the lens on the camera. For a 28mm lens it is quite large within the viewfinder, whereas a 135 it is very small. Essentially it is center weighted and the metering circle is 75% of the frameline for the lens you’re shooting with.
Thanks for the detailed addition!! ☺️
Same for M7
The Leica metering is also based on a natural grey and reflected light, you might have consider using a separate incident light meter ( light falling on the subject) to get the right exposure .
I may be wrong, but what you just said in the second part, with which I agree, contradicts the first part. M6 always measures center weighted no matter the focal length. Sure, 135mm is way more narrow, but still, it’s not a spot meter when making a 135mm frame - it is compared to 28mm, but no one does that really 😅
@@wojt4spes yeah perhaps that did come out confusing. I meant in relation to the entire viewfinder. Will fix it…
…glaub mir, du wirst es irgendwann bereuen! Ich bin glücklich mit meiner M10p …aber überlege mir gerade den analogen Weg mit zu gehen
Ich kann’s dir nur empfehlen!!
@4:31 saying the camera meters for the entire frame is incorrect. The simplest way to see this is to remove the lens and cock the shutter. You will then see a circular disk on the shutter from where it meters. So it actually is a very heavily weighted center spot meter. Same on the M6, M7, M-P, and the new M6. Check the owner’s manual, it explains it all there. It uses a 12mm central disc to meter from. leica-camera.com/sites/default/files/pm-85045-leica-m6_instructions_en.pdf
Thanks for the detailed explanation! I’ll have a look for sure. I can only tell from my shooting experiences ☺️
Hmm. That must be a misunderstanding. The exposure meter measures at the same part of the image - it doesnt matter what focal length. The pictures in the manual refers to the viewfinder. You must consider that the meter reads from the marking on the shuttercurtain. That marking is always the same. But in the viewfinder it looks like it measures as a spotmeter at 90mm focal length.
@@cfperwil of course the focal length matters. It is a TTL meter, which is why Leica demonstrates how the coverage changes depending on which lens is used in the owner’s manual.
Awesome 👏🏻 thanks
You’re welcome 😊
Absolutely beautiful captures!! You have turned on the flame inside of me for photography again especially with film, letting the camera choose my settings and living in the moment. PLEASE DON’T stop making these videos!
Thank you so much Mari, that makes me very happy to read 🥰
Unrelated to the topic but what mic are you using?
Rode Podcast Mic :)
You'll be back. ;)
we’ll see 😂🤤
Just amazing!!! You need to visit my Island of Puerto Rico
Maybe one day! ☺️
I’m obsessed with your UA-cam channel, love your content!!
Thank you so much 🥰🥰
Wirklich sehr hilfreiches und motivierendes Video. Dankeschön. Könntest du mal ein Video über dein Bilder-Archiv (Dateistruktur, RAWs/Scans/Exports ...) machen?
Sehr gerne!! Extrem interessantes Thema ☺️
I'm torn between the M6 and M7 and coming from the Nikon F3, I love the Aperture Priority (Auto) function. I know you sold your M6. Did you keep the M7 because you like it more than the M6? Eager to hear your thoughts between these 2. Thanks! and subbed!
Hey man, thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. I made a very recent video about the M6 and the M7! Feel free to watch. I’ve basically upgraded for the M1, especially because of the Shutter Speed Automation. But I’m still selling the M7 because I don’t use it anymore :)
Best YT photography experience I’ve ever seen, but what’s the piano music as that’s a huge part of this too!
So happy you’re enjoying the video and especially the music!! ☺️ I love it too
Absolutely stunning!!! Please don’t stop making these videos!
More to come! ☺️ thank you
Hi Tobias .. It's always interesting to see different peoples views, decisions and routes into photography, but .....Why Leica as a first analogue camera, as it is totally possible learn the art / trade /:craft / hobby. I started out in photography back in the late 1970s, and people never had a Hasselblad or Leica as their first camera (obviously no digital cameras then) because it made no sense as my cheap Zenith E (Russian bombproof and very reliable) with 28mm, 56mm and 135mm let me learn nearly everything I needed to learn. I've shot on just about every major brand and format (inc 5x4 & 10x8 Sinar P system and Hasselblad 501c and ELM) .. Fast forward to 2024 and I still prefer shooting with cheap and older gear because it is just a box with a shutter and a lens at the end of the day. 2024 also see me becoming a Leica M6 Titanium owner and only because I won it in a prize draw for the princely sum of £20, and it's a camera that I would never of owned if I had to pay the full price for.
Thank you so much for your comment, my friend. I completely agree. Everyone has his own journey with cameras, especially in this abundance of gear that we have those these days. I also think there’s no right or wrong when it comes to picking up your first camera and even the 10th camera, everyone makes their own experiences. I can refer to your common very much because I feel the same about cameras these days :)
You really captured the romance of my favorite city! Did you shoot the video too?
Thank you so much. That makes me very happy to read. Yes, I filmed everything myself ☺️
@@TobiasHolzweiler I’m about to watch your latest video where it appears you’ve decided to part with your Leica’s. Fortunately I have many of your videos to watch before then since I enjoyed the one in Paris so much. Actually I have been considering complementing my Q3 with a M6 and 35mm or 50mm. I shot with Canon and Sony before but was fatigued by the weight/bulkiness and computer-like feel of the gear and decided to simply things (although I’m not loving the 28mm fixed lens quite yet). So I just finished watch your latest video…it would have been interesting to hear why part of freeing yourself excluded giving up film. Also in addition to the M7, are your Leica lenses still for sale and also have you sent out your gear for a CLA recently?
I'm sorry, absolutely no hate, but if Leica M6 or M7 where your FIRST film cameras, you are (or where) either a snob and /or you have too much money to spend. And that Z2X is your redemption. Coming from photographer who's in film for almost 50 years, just saying. Gruß
Hey man, thank you so much for your comment. I picked up the six back then because I was used to shoot the Leica Q for a couple years and therefore wanted to make my first steps with the M system. My decision back then was also very much influenced by some of my favorite photographers who shot on the M6 as well. Therefore, I don’t think that I was a snob but I was very enthusiastic about the learning a new camera system from Leica :)
@@TobiasHolzweiler Fair enough. But see, there's the problem - people on the internet overhype some camera, and that drives the price of it sky high. I'll give you an example - why is it that Leica M3, a nearly 70 years old camera, costs 3 or 4 times more on average than the Leica IIIf, which is, other than the mount and few other small defences, the same camera. On the other hand, you are over that, so I'll not beat a dead horse...
@@tomislavmiletic_ you're right, some cameras are overhyped for some weird reasons. in my next video I'll talk about some real talk about the M6/M7 and how hard they actually are to shoot
@@TobiasHolzweiler 👍🏻
Minha nossaaa... eu estou hipnotizado por essa estética, esse trabalho em geral... !!! que perfeitooooo <3
Thank you so much ☺️
Hi Tobias! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us all. I'm glad to hear you're embracing the feeling of change. I'll be looking forward to seeing where that takes you. Aaaand one question - when acquiring did EOS 3, did you look into the EOS 1N/V? If so, what made you get the 3?
Thank you so much for watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment. I really appreciate it. When I pick up the Canon, I didn’t look too much into other SLR cameras to be honest, a friend recommended it to me :)
@@TobiasHolzweiler Thanks for taking your time to reply. With the great results you've shown here as well as those I've seen elsewhere, I just might acquire one my self. Have a good one :))
Make a lot of sense, I agree with you
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch ☺️
I didn't even know that Leica is doing this kind of toy-ish camera.
Ne neither 😂 but it’s super fun
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, opinions, your beautiful pictures and this incredible video. Keep going.
Thank you so much! ☺️☺️♥️
stunning visuals! How do you shoot your video to get that style?
what do you mean how? :)
@@TobiasHolzweiler do you colour grade? Use filters?
@@chaneltech_ of course, i use dehancer as a color-grade plugin for premiere pro :)
I feel this. I have an M6 but my preference is to shoot my Nikon 35Ti and Canon EOS 7s in combination. Just pointing and shooting is so much more convenient and fun. I have had a lot of expensive cameras, even medium format ones, that I paid a lot for and moved them on because they are impractical and just sit on the shelf. But I'm not quite ready to do this with the Leica. I would rather just enjoy shooting a roll every now and then, maybe once a month, rather than sell it.
I totally see your point, and I see myself in it. To me it feels good to get rid of old gear that I don’t under anymore, even if it’s a Leica. But this has a lot to do with my own approach of trying to live only with the essentials that I need, and this goes way beyond just camera gear :)
@@TobiasHolzweiler Yeah, I was almost there a few weeks ago. Then I got my results back from a roll I shot on the Leica and I was pretty happy with them and decided to keep it. One day I'll get there. It's really not worthy of its price IMHO. And when people say it's mechanical and so it'll last forever etc, I just laugh. Some $100 point and shoots from the 90's have lasted this long and still work fine.
@@doozledumbler5393 it's excited to see everyone's journey :)
Der Gedanke des "Loslassens" ist ein sehr sympathischer. Jedoch stellt sich mir die Frage wieviel von mir dann noch im Ergebnis steckt. Gerade in Zeiten, in derer die KI gerade richtig Fahrt aufnimmt. Jedes gelungene Bild, sei es analog oder digital, welches ich ohne Vollautomatik oder dergleichen aufgenommen habe, verschafft mir deutlich mehr Befriedigung mit dem Ergebnis und bestätigt mich in meinen Einschätzungen.. Und wenn es nicht geklappt hat lebe ich damit, dass es meine Entscheidung war und schiebe es nicht auf die Kamera. Alles eine Sache der Einstellung. Eine gute visuelle Einschätzung der Lichtverhältnisse und Entfernung macht moderne Unterstützer überflüssig und ist im Prozess deutlich schneller. Man muß sich lediglich auf den Moment vorbereiten und kann dann fischen.
Ich verstehe deinen Punkt total Stefan und stimme dir in allen Belangen zu. Als ich damals die M6 gekauft habe, hat mich genau das die Kamera so sehr lieben lassen. Wenn man vom digitalen kommt und nur das voll automatische kennt, dann holt einen die M6 wirklich total runter und man versteht Fotografie auf einmal auf eine ganz neue Art und Weise. Ich habe jetzt so lange und intensiv damit fotografiert, und dabei für mich selber festgestellt, dass es mir Spaß macht, auch etwas von der Kontrolle abzugeben. Ich mag es sehr, wenn ich Elemente in meiner Kunst habe, die ich selber gar nicht kontrollieren kann, sondern die mehr oder weniger zufällig entstehen. Ich finde, dass die Arbeiter dadurch noch einzigartiger wird. Aber wie gesagt, das ist meine eigene Ansicht darauf, und vor ein paar Jahren sah ich alles noch ganz genauso wie du :)
@@TobiasHolzweiler Ich meine nicht ganz, da ich mit analogen Point&Shoots groß geworden bin. Und sowohl damals meine MjuII als auch heute mein Smartphone vermögen nicht das einzufangen was meine Augen real sehen und wahrnehmen. Wir werden diesbezüglich also sicherlich nicht eins. Deine äusserst ausführliche und freundliche Antwort erfreut mich übrigens sehr. Im heutigen Social-Media-Sumpf alles andere als selbstverständlich.👍
Growth.
🙏
…absolutely amazing work🙏
Thank you so much ☺️ appreciate it!!
Love it! So peaceful. I definitely need to go back to Italy asap :))
You should! ☺️ thank you so much for watching
Love the video! I have a feeling I watched it in the right time when I have same thoughts "what is mine" and "what is not mine anymore" We tend to collect things, but it's great to let them go too. For new excitements
So true! I‘m glad I could help you out with my video. It’s essential to reflect on the past and let things go to make new things happen ☺️
It seems that Canon is no worse than Leica in taking portraits😂
Just did the same thing, and just kept my Yaschica T4 and a Canon EOS 1 N for personal photography. Q2? Gone. M262? Gone. Pressure? GONE!
I feel this so much!! What a great decision
Wonderful video, wonderful thoughts - as always. Thanks Tobi for sharing!
It will always be a pleasure my friend 💌
Pure goosebumps Tobi!
Thank you my friend ♥️
You freed yourself. Welcome to paradise. I left my Leica Ms, Qs and SLs behind too.
🙏🏻 you’re on the right path