TL2 - Mountain and seascapes

Streetz · Dec 5, 2022

This camera doesn't get many mentions around here, so I thought I put up a couple of recent pictures for everyone's enjoyment (hopefully).

Sutro Bath sunset I, San Francisco

Sutro Bath, cormorant rock, San Francisco

California High Sierras along route 88 I

California High Sierras along route 88 II

Thanks for the interest.
T
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Vetteran · Dec 5, 2022

Very nice pics

Tomm111 · Dec 6, 2022

A nice set, what lens are you using, asking as a CL user.

Streetz · Dec 6, 2022

Tomm111 said:
A nice set, what lens are you using, asking as a CL user.

Thanks for checking in. I was using the 55-135 APO and the 35 Lux for these shots.

Streetz · Dec 6, 2022

Vetteran said:
Very nice pics

Thank you, much appreciated.

DenverSteve · Dec 6, 2022

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. I'm sure I've never read a negative review of the TL2. Enjoy it.

Streetz · Dec 6, 2022

DenverSteve said:
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. I'm sure I've never read a negative review of the TL2. Enjoy it.

Thank you. I've had the original T for some time, which I enjoyed a lot. The TL2 adds a few features and a bit of resolution, which is always welcome. I also have the CL, btw, but sometimes I prefer the brilliant simplicity of the T series. IQ wise, there isn't much between the TL2 and the CL anyway.

Jay OC · Dec 8, 2022

Nice set. When I bought my CL , I also considered the TL2. I liked the look and the feel of the camera but I wanted a view finder. It really is a shame that Leica walked away from the APS-C market. I think they walked away from the people whose pockets aren’t deep enough to dive into the M market. While the APS-C cameras were not cheap, they were more affordable than a new M. Plus the lenses for them are very good.

Streetz · Dec 8, 2022

Jay OC said:
Nice set. When I bought my CL , I also considered the TL2. I liked the look and the feel of the camera but I wanted a view finder. It really is a shame that Leica walked away from the APS-C market. I think they walked away from the people whose pockets aren’t deep enough to dive into the M market. While the APS-C cameras were not cheap, they were more affordable than a new M. Plus the lenses for them are very good.

Thank you. And I agree with you, the entry ticket into the Leica ecosystem just got a lot more pricey. Unless you buy 2nd hand of course. There are some great deals to be had out there these days, both bodies and great lenses.
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