Q. Why is the Leica M8 good what makes it Unique from the Dslr's?
A. Well, in a lot of ways, in 2013, the Leica M8 is actually not so good by current standards. It's a crop sensor digital camera with, what is now considered, poor high ISO noise redux. The M9 is another story however.
The reason the M8 used to be considered a great digital camera and still is if you're on a budget, is that it is a rangefinder camera. That in itself makes it unique from DSLR's because it is simply not a Single Lens Reflex camera.
If you want to study up on the differences between rangefinders and SLR's, there are hundreds of in-depth discussions all over the internet. Essentially it boils down to rangefinders being smaller, quieter, better at manual focusing in low light and due to the lack of a flipping mirror, viewing is more of the moment as well as handheld slow shutter speeds more free of vibration. The problem is that there are limitations to composition and use of macro and longer telephoto lenses as well as zoom lenses with rangefinders. Also, some folks just don't like focusing through them.
Whats-more, Leica build quality far exceeds those of most popular manufacturers. They hand-assemble their camera and lenses with higher quality materials and more tightly fitting parts. This results in cameras and lenses that feel very enjoyable to use but also that last through extreme abuse and continue to work well for decades.
Leica is also world renowned for the high optical performance of their lenses. They are virtually devoid of optical abberations commonly found in Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus and other more popular lensmakers products.
Hope this is useful!
The reason the M8 used to be considered a great digital camera and still is if you're on a budget, is that it is a rangefinder camera. That in itself makes it unique from DSLR's because it is simply not a Single Lens Reflex camera.
If you want to study up on the differences between rangefinders and SLR's, there are hundreds of in-depth discussions all over the internet. Essentially it boils down to rangefinders being smaller, quieter, better at manual focusing in low light and due to the lack of a flipping mirror, viewing is more of the moment as well as handheld slow shutter speeds more free of vibration. The problem is that there are limitations to composition and use of macro and longer telephoto lenses as well as zoom lenses with rangefinders. Also, some folks just don't like focusing through them.
Whats-more, Leica build quality far exceeds those of most popular manufacturers. They hand-assemble their camera and lenses with higher quality materials and more tightly fitting parts. This results in cameras and lenses that feel very enjoyable to use but also that last through extreme abuse and continue to work well for decades.
Leica is also world renowned for the high optical performance of their lenses. They are virtually devoid of optical abberations commonly found in Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus and other more popular lensmakers products.
Hope this is useful!
What is the springfield Illinois apl wish list for 2013?
Q.
A. Cash and Gift Cards are always greatly appreciated by the Springfield Ilinois Animal Protective League to off-set medical costs and to help buy desperately needed supplies to properly take care of the animals. Specific items on the wish list are as follows:
Animal Care:
Small/Large canned puppy food (Purina/Pedigree)
Canned cat food (ground formula, NO gravy)
Dry cat food
Dry dog food (for “Lending a Helping Paw” program)
Meat formula baby food
Leashes (prefer 6’)
Pet carriers / Taxis
Pillow cases / Bath towels / Blankets
Baby and adult thermometers
Isopropyl rubbing alcohol
Heating pads
Small buckle dog collars
Pinch collars (all sizes)
New litter pans (all sizes, kitty and large)
Litter scoops
Cat toys / Dog toys
Veterinary staple removers (3 or 4)
Kennel clips
Big stainless steel water bowls
Feral gloves
Muzzles (all sizes)
Pooper scoopers (ask for specifics)
Dog houses (all sizes)
New kitty condos/trees
Pet blood pressure cuffs
Puppy pee pads
Rubber backed mats (2 x 3 preferred)
Cleaning Supplies:
Paper towels
Liquid laundry detergent
Bleach
Dawn dish detergent
Moisturizing hand soap
Fabric softener sheets
Garbage bags (13, 33 & 39 gallon)
Window cleaner
General Supplies:
Copy paper
File folders
Rubber backed rugs and mats
Postage stamps
Correction tape
9 volt, AAA batteries
Point and shoot digital cameras (2 or 3)
Storage tubs (different sizes)
Outside storage pod (secured, mouse-proof, large)
White board markers (black, red, green, blue)
Two or three white boards (2 x 3 and next size up)
Spray bottles
Light weight folding 6 foot tables
Gas powered weed eater
Wall pocket/folder units
No scratch Comet
Message pads (carbonless 2 part, spiral bound, 3 or 4
to a page, usually 400 “sets”)
Staple removers / Clipboards / Erasers
Hand sanitizer
Rubber gloves (re-useable)
5 gallon buckets
Toilet paper
Outside hoses / Power washer
Locking office storage area for materials
needing to be secured (two door locker style –
need 4 – will take 6)
Animal Care:
Small/Large canned puppy food (Purina/Pedigree)
Canned cat food (ground formula, NO gravy)
Dry cat food
Dry dog food (for “Lending a Helping Paw” program)
Meat formula baby food
Leashes (prefer 6’)
Pet carriers / Taxis
Pillow cases / Bath towels / Blankets
Baby and adult thermometers
Isopropyl rubbing alcohol
Heating pads
Small buckle dog collars
Pinch collars (all sizes)
New litter pans (all sizes, kitty and large)
Litter scoops
Cat toys / Dog toys
Veterinary staple removers (3 or 4)
Kennel clips
Big stainless steel water bowls
Feral gloves
Muzzles (all sizes)
Pooper scoopers (ask for specifics)
Dog houses (all sizes)
New kitty condos/trees
Pet blood pressure cuffs
Puppy pee pads
Rubber backed mats (2 x 3 preferred)
Cleaning Supplies:
Paper towels
Liquid laundry detergent
Bleach
Dawn dish detergent
Moisturizing hand soap
Fabric softener sheets
Garbage bags (13, 33 & 39 gallon)
Window cleaner
General Supplies:
Copy paper
File folders
Rubber backed rugs and mats
Postage stamps
Correction tape
9 volt, AAA batteries
Point and shoot digital cameras (2 or 3)
Storage tubs (different sizes)
Outside storage pod (secured, mouse-proof, large)
White board markers (black, red, green, blue)
Two or three white boards (2 x 3 and next size up)
Spray bottles
Light weight folding 6 foot tables
Gas powered weed eater
Wall pocket/folder units
No scratch Comet
Message pads (carbonless 2 part, spiral bound, 3 or 4
to a page, usually 400 “sets”)
Staple removers / Clipboards / Erasers
Hand sanitizer
Rubber gloves (re-useable)
5 gallon buckets
Toilet paper
Outside hoses / Power washer
Locking office storage area for materials
needing to be secured (two door locker style –
need 4 – will take 6)
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