Scenes Seen: GFX + Voigtlander Nokton 40mm f/1.2.

Subtitle: Adapted M lens goodness.

I have been writing about modern camera tech surpassing my use case.

Random Neural Firing: I Think New Cameras Have Surpassed My Use Case.

Wrote about a perfectly sensible interchangeable lens solution I like.

Scenes Seen: Rokinon/Samyang Remaster Slim Kit.

Wrote another of many posts about a favorite daily carry solution.

Scenes Seen: RICOH GRIIIx.

After all of this modern camera talk and use of modern luxuries like AF, I needed a rangefinder lens fix. Yes, I did let go of my rangefinder camera. Had my fun,…

Vintage Digital: A Year of Leica M Type 240 Ownership Update.

…but I found a new rig to put behind this wonderful lens. A lens that regularly creates images that drop my jaw.

So even though the Leica went away, this lens was not going anywhere. I wrote a post about using it on a GFX body.

35mm M Glass On GFX Medium Format (2 of 2): Voigtländer Nokton 40mm f/1.2 Aspherical.

All of those cameras listed above have something in common. Tools to use to capture images on my own time when capturing images is not the main thing. But when I am on my own or out with others,…

A Photo Walk w/ Cesar Part 4: Analog Therapy – Konica Hexar RF and 2 Lenses.

Vintage Digital: A Photo Walk w/ Chris Facey… Serendipity… And A Minor Gear Epiphany.

…and image capturing is the main thing I prefer a solution like this one. Here are images taken locally out and about while looking to clear my head.

Thoughts.

<To close out, I offer a cut and paste from the past post.> To secure a GFX body, I let go of a lot of kit. The one piece that I was concerned I would regret letting go of after the GF haze cleared was the Leica M Type 240. Mainly for putting behind two particular M lenses I had grown attached to. But with its effective manual focus aids…