I quite enjoy your videos and realized I had a few that I hadn't seen. Thank you for the inspiration and for sharing your beautiful images! Thank you!!
This was great! You are completely right about shooting in museums! Its actually a fantastic type of location! You have some great images. Very inspiring!
Fantastic video Hugo, I am so glad you are continuing to inspire us all. Do you believe the photos taken in museums can be made transformative with how you print, edit and how you reframe the photos taken? And even if your photos do not turn out, our photography will always be improved when we see beautiful compositions even if they are created on canvass. Saludos de Detroit Michigan USA
Hi Fernando, absolutely agreed with your proposition. A photo is a transformation of reality. Is something new that never exist before it was taken. And yes, photography gets much better if we have a background of important paints and art pieces. Paint is, some how, a sublimation of photography, and a great painter is, metaphorically speaking, a photographer and also a camera.
Hi Hugo, I don’t know how I missed this one. Wonderful and inspiring in equal measure. I also have the same printer, but I’ve been having a problem with black and white photos having a pink colour cast…. So next week is quiet and I’m going to sort it out! Once and for all.
Hi Marcus, thanks again for your comment. I’m glad you enjoy the video! I had not big issues with the printer, but it work the best when printing directly from Lightroom. (Probably is the same with other editing programs)
Hi John, colours come like this from the Leica M8. Sometimes just adjusting white balance in Lightroom brings great color. My editing process is more focus in exposition and composition. I think this images were taken with a Elmarit 28 2.8, and with low light I shoot at f2.8. All depends on the amount of light. If is possible, I go higher, till f5.6.
Hi Hugo, I love your videos, Hugo, and your passion, and certainly your passion for the beautiful M8, which incidentally I have the M8 also, for just three weeks now, my very first Leica camera! what lens is that in your video, Hugo? I have only one M mount at the moment, the Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.4, its a great lens! please keep putting out your videos, Hugo, they are most enjoyable 👌Oh, Hugo, where do you get the IR cut filters, I have searched everywhere on line with no success? Thanks again
Thank you very much for the comment, I’m happy you enjoyed the video. It encourage me to keep working in the next one 😉 Congratulations for your M8, is the best first Leica m you can have, and the best last one too, because is all one may need. In the museum video I used the Elmarit 28mm, made for the m8 and excellent quality lens. But the Voigtlander Nokton 35 1.4 is also perfect for the m8 and more versatile than the Elmarit, because is also a super low light and portrait lens.
Adelante Fernando, verás que invita a hacerlo. Y si hay poca gente, mucho mejor. Con esa cámara y ese objetivo el éxito está garantizado! Un saludo desde España
Tomar fotos en museos es lo que hago constantemente! Muchas veces arquitectura que inspira con luz que solo enquentres en estas lugares. Y las composiciónes… 🥳
hi Hugo nice to see a video from you! Those colors are such classics. I'm happy to report, that just like yours, my M8 is still alive and well, Incidentally I have the same printer as you but I cannot seem to print nice B&W from it. Do you use the Canon software to print? Also check out the work of @MarcusLloyd here on TH-cam. He does really nice work with his M8.
Great to know your m8 still working. They are hard metal! I found that the paper is fundamental in this printer (probably in others too;-) For example Canon Glossy works better than semi gloss or mat. I print directly from Lightroom. It works fine.
@@myleicam8546 I'm going to keep on trying with papers Hugo, have a LOT and I do have Canon Glossy. Do you use Mac or Windows? Do keep safe and keep shooting!
@clipsTL Sorry, I forgot to answer your question! 😅I use Mac, And it take me some time to find a decent paper for the printer. One day I received with a set of canon ink a package of paper, and it was a discovery, this glossy one really works perfectly. With others the prints looks muddy in dark aéreas.
I quite enjoy your videos and realized I had a few that I hadn't seen. Thank you for the inspiration and for sharing your beautiful images! Thank you!!
Thank you for the comment. Is very kind. Im glad you like the videos, it motivates me and also makes me happy 😊
This was great! You are completely right about shooting in museums! Its actually a fantastic type of location! You have some great images. Very inspiring!
Thank you Hugo! Im glad you enjoy it.
Another lovely video Hugo. With the correct inks and paper the Pixma 8760 is a perfect printer for quality photo prints. Love your work✌️🇦🇺👏
Thank you, very kind. Comment. I’m glad you like the video. I hope I find the time to do a few more 😊
By the way, after reading your comment I check the pixma in google, looks lovely!
Fantastic video Hugo, I am so glad you are continuing to inspire us all. Do you believe the photos taken in museums can be made transformative with how you print, edit and how you reframe the photos taken? And even if your photos do not turn out, our photography will always be improved when we see beautiful compositions even if they are created on canvass. Saludos de Detroit Michigan USA
Hi Fernando, absolutely agreed with your proposition. A photo is a transformation of reality. Is something new that never exist before it was taken. And yes, photography gets much better if we have a background of important paints and art pieces. Paint is, some how, a sublimation of photography, and a great painter is, metaphorically speaking, a photographer and also a camera.
Hi Hugo, I don’t know how I missed this one. Wonderful and inspiring in equal measure. I also have the same printer, but I’ve been having a problem with black and white photos having a pink colour cast…. So next week is quiet and I’m going to sort it out! Once and for all.
Hi Marcus, thanks again for your comment. I’m glad you enjoy the video! I had not big issues with the printer, but it work the best when printing directly from Lightroom. (Probably is the same with other editing programs)
I’m formative and positive my frend! 😊 Tkank you
Thanks! I really appreciate.
How do you get this colors? How is your editing in Lightroom? And What settings do you use? Is all shots above f5.6? Best Regards John
Hi John, colours come like this from the Leica M8. Sometimes just adjusting white balance in Lightroom brings great color. My editing process is more focus in exposition and composition. I think this images were taken with a Elmarit 28 2.8, and with low light I shoot at f2.8. All depends on the amount of light. If is possible, I go higher, till f5.6.
Hey Hugo what is the painting at 2:10 ? That was an awesome photo you took with that background !
Hi! This background is a paper wall in the Russian museum, in Málaga.
Hi Hugo, I love your videos, Hugo, and your passion, and certainly your passion for the beautiful M8, which incidentally I have the M8 also, for just three weeks now, my very first Leica camera! what lens is that in your video, Hugo? I have only one M mount at the moment, the Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.4, its a great lens! please keep putting out your videos, Hugo, they are most enjoyable 👌Oh, Hugo, where do you get the IR cut filters, I have searched everywhere on line with no success? Thanks again
Thank you very much for the comment, I’m happy you enjoyed the video. It encourage me to keep working in the next one 😉 Congratulations for your M8, is the best first Leica m you can have, and the best last one too, because is all one may need. In the museum video I used the Elmarit 28mm, made for the m8 and excellent quality lens. But the Voigtlander Nokton 35 1.4 is also perfect for the m8 and more versatile than the Elmarit, because is also a super low light and portrait lens.
Thank you, Hugo@@myleicam8546
Lovely images and ideas Hugo
Thank you!
Hello, Hugo! I was lucky to participate in an architectural design of a museum and try not to forget a camera when I visit one.
Que buena idea Hugo. La próxima vez que visite un museo me llevare mi M11 con el 28mm. Saludos de Florida USA
Adelante Fernando, verás que invita a hacerlo. Y si hay poca gente, mucho mejor. Con esa cámara y ese objetivo el éxito está garantizado! Un saludo desde España
Tomar fotos en museos es lo que hago constantemente! Muchas veces arquitectura que inspira con luz que solo enquentres en estas lugares. Y las composiciónes… 🥳
Es que invitan a ello. Mientras nos dejen habrá que aprovecharlo 😉
hi Hugo nice to see a video from you! Those colors are such classics. I'm happy to report, that just like yours, my M8 is still alive and well, Incidentally I have the same printer as you but I cannot seem to print nice B&W from it. Do you use the Canon software to print? Also check out the work of @MarcusLloyd here on TH-cam. He does really nice work with his M8.
Great to know your m8 still working. They are hard metal! I found that the paper is fundamental in this printer (probably in others too;-) For example Canon Glossy works better than semi gloss or mat. I print directly from Lightroom. It works fine.
@@myleicam8546 I'm going to keep on trying with papers Hugo, have a LOT and I do have Canon Glossy. Do you use Mac or Windows?
Do keep safe and keep shooting!
@@clipsTL Thanks my friend!!
@clipsTL Sorry, I forgot to answer your question! 😅I use Mac, And it take me some time to find a decent paper for the printer. One day I received with a set of canon ink a package of paper, and it was a discovery, this glossy one really works perfectly. With others the prints looks muddy in dark aéreas.
@@myleicam8546 No worries Hugo! I use Mac too but somehow I struggle with colours! But for B&W things look ok :)
Saludos👍👍
Igualmente ✌
Another great video! Hugo! Do You have Instagram? You should post Your work there!