Leica is a long story. I got my first Leica, the M9 in 2009 with a defect sensor, got another sensor change last year and will sell it soon.
I love the M Monochrom, it simply is a beauty! The puristic design of the camera is the best I know, the files are great to work with.
And I like the Leica lenses.
but I use the Sony A7R almost 100% since I got it. This is a universal camera for my needs and wishes. I use any lens on it like Nikon, Canon, Leica M, Leica R and enlarging lenses.
Focus for the OTUS or the Zeiss 100/2 for example is easy and perfect.
sorry, I missed that question long time ago :-(
these are stitched images from 9 images of NEX6 with the Rhinocam adapter from fotodioxpro.com with Hasselblad medium format lenses Zeiss Distagon 4/40mm and Zeis Makro-Planar 4/120mm
resulting in about 85 MPix.
The image is about 16.000x11.000 pixel= 170 MPixel.
these images get alive on a big screen or better on a big print. You can print it 3m wide with 140 DPI!
I just asked this on an other picture, here is the answer.
I used Cornerfix with the CV12mm on the M9. I used a milky plastic and held it directly in front of the lens under an all gray sky and it worked great! Making a profile shot from a gray surface/wall with these super wides is not easy, as you always get a shadow into the picture:-)
I did not try my M-Hologon on the NEX6 or 7 as I had the impression, that the lens was touching the body somehow?
dierk
after many weeks using my infrared converted NEX-7 and the NEX-6 with Hasselblad Zeiss lenses with the Rhinocam adapter I had to "clean up" my MM from all the dust :-)
thanks, John.
As described for the panorama shots, these white roses I made with the NEX7-IR infrared camera and the Noctilix wide open. From the infrared the leaves in the background are white as well.
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exposure overlay of 64 images makes a total of 12 minutes exposure