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Choosing the Leica M9 over the Nikon D4S

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Mike Evans
By Mike Evans
Photo: J.Cassario
Photo: J.Cassario

Recently the Leica M9 started to tickle my interest. I’ve been interested in shooting a rangefinder for a while now, and knowing other photographers that love their Leica systems they shoot with, I thought it was time. I rented an M9 from Lumoid.com along with a Voigtlander 35mm f/1.4 lens for a wedding and fell in love. A couple weeks later, I rented it again.

Over at SLR Lounge, columnist J.Cassario has had a conversion from bulky DSLR to handy Leica M9. Nice narrative and some excellent photographs. Read more here.

 

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