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Earlier today, I encountered a Tesla Cybertruck and, having my camera ready, I seized the opportunity to take some photographs Captured by Leica M10 + 35mm Summilux Steel Rim

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Leica lenses are also capable of capturing stars just like other modern camera lenses. Captured by Leica M10 + 35mm Summilux Steel Rim

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Despite the high Minimum Focal Distance (MFD) on rangefinder lenses such as Leica lenses, achieving a close-up look can be challenging. Nevertheless, by employing a macro lens between the camera and the lens, you can successfully capture an ultra close-up view of Chateau Brain meat. Captured by Leica M10 + 90 APO Summicron f/2 with macro adaptor

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The Leica vintage lens, such as the 35 Summilux Steel Rim, imparts a distinct "Leica Glow" to your images, creating a dream-like quality. This photo was captured using the lens alone, with no filters applied.

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Here's another photo where the distinctive Leica Glow is clearly visible. Captured by: Leica M10 with 35mm Summilux Steel Rim

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This is one of my favorite photos from my recent trip to Japan. By chance, I captured the crescent moon perfectly aligned with the Tokyo Skytree at a specific location in Tokyo. I named this photograph "Sailor Moon's Wand" because the Tokyo Skytree resembles a wand with the moon as its tip. Captured by Leica M10 + 90mm APO Summicron

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has been using this 35 summilux steel rim (reissue one) for almost a year and my admiration for it remains unwavering

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