Leica M10-P One Day Testing (vs GX9 and X-Pro2) 徕卡富士松下对比

I had a chance of testing Leica M10-P for a day, also written four articles covering four aspects of this test with more details.
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[@JimmyCheng]

nice video, deserves more praise. Honestly, I prefer the gx9 color, even though I'm not too sure about the color temperature of the scene and when the shot was taken. The GX9 color is just more pleasing to my untrained eyes.

[@DawnBellDuskDrum]

True, colours are subjective!

[@marc6652]

Thank's for sharing. I used to have a Leica M240 and currently I only have a GX8 left. Honestly, considering your pictures with both, Panasonic's colors are not so bad comparing to Leica's. Each camera has it's advantages and disadvantages. But a M10-P with a 50 f/1.4 is 11.000$ while a GX9 with a 25 F/1.4 costs 2.000$. However your pictures show clearly the difference of background between a M43 and a FF sensor.

[@DawnBellDuskDrum]

Thanks! What you said is very true, there's a huge price difference, I can't afford a Leica in foreseeable future, but using a M43 camera can let me enjoy street photography with good enough results.

[@jshanni2066]

Nice to see some familiar streets and sights. Well done. I'm considering the Gx9 and Xpro2 for street work. Which do you find yourself using more often?

[@DawnBellDuskDrum]

Thanks for the kind words! For street photography I use GX9 more often, although for family travels, X-Pro2 is often used because people like its color.

[@huininjalee7540]

nice shooting, keep posting man!

[@DawnBellDuskDrum]

thanks man!

[@jsc3417]

Is this Vancouver,BC ?

[@DawnBellDuskDrum]

It's Melbourne, Australia

[@MrScotchpie]

I own two Leicas. An M4-2 and M7. I will never buy a digital Leica. Buy a film Leica and you have a camera for life and a camera you can leave to your kids, and they'll have a camera for life.

[@DawnBellDuskDrum]

True, If you use your film Leica (instead of leaving it on shelf as a collection), then it's even better. I guess the point is how the camera is used, for me I don't want to spend time / money processing films, so digital makes more sense (to me), even though it's not as future proof as film Leica.

[@alozor13]

@@DawnBellDuskDrum a film leica might be future proof, but film isn't.