I love the Pen F - despite its little quirks (which I fully accept) it's a storming little camera, and as a compact image-making device it's a lot of fun too.
Anyway, yesterday I took both it and my Leica M-P (240) out into the Lincolnshire countryside and did a couple of 'quick'n'dirty' comparison shots - the Pen wearing its forever-welded-to-it P20-1.7, the Leica with the rather wonderful (and 1/5th the price of a 'Cron) new Voigtländer Ultron 35-f2. A lens which has been causing a bit of a storm within Leica circles - a good storm if you ask me.
These are both taken from RAW files, no editing apart from using an RNI Film 5 preset (Agfa Optima 200 faded) and matching up WB.
A bit of fun, nothing more, and typically un-scientific...please feel free to pixel-peep but but that's not really in the spirit of the OP.
Anyway, yesterday I took both it and my Leica M-P (240) out into the Lincolnshire countryside and did a couple of 'quick'n'dirty' comparison shots - the Pen wearing its forever-welded-to-it P20-1.7, the Leica with the rather wonderful (and 1/5th the price of a 'Cron) new Voigtländer Ultron 35-f2. A lens which has been causing a bit of a storm within Leica circles - a good storm if you ask me.
These are both taken from RAW files, no editing apart from using an RNI Film 5 preset (Agfa Optima 200 faded) and matching up WB.
A bit of fun, nothing more, and typically un-scientific...please feel free to pixel-peep but but that's not really in the spirit of the OP.
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