Leica M10-P - Compete Field Test

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You can get 10% off Capture One using code 'MattG' at: geni.us/CaptureOne11 And you can download the free trial at: geni.us/CaptureOne Get 15% off rentals with LensProToGo at geni.us/LPTG - use code gearout15 at check out :D You can check out the M10-P At Amazon: geni.us/m10p At B&H Photo: geni.us/M10P The super special edition 50mm lens At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2BjnvQr 10mm Voigtlander At Amazon: geni.us/10mmHeliar At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2pjHEgC 16-18-21mm At Amazon: geni.us/trielmar At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2Oyy18G 24mm Summilux At Amazon: geni.us/24Summilux At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2poQzgM 35mm Summilux At Amazon: geni.us/35summilux At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2Oyyw2y 75mm Summicron At Amazon: geni.us/75summicron At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2pp0piM 135mm At Amazon: geni.us/135telyt At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2ODf8BH Visoflex viewfinder At Amazon: geni.us/Visoflex At B&H Photo: bhpho.to/2pp32B4

[@Noksus]

Finally a video where the music volume is balanced with the speech volume! Can't say how thankful for that I am.

[@thilipdhev]

Thank you for sponsoring the kid. That is a future you gifted to the kid. ❤

[@tt__shin]

I was just trying to buy a leica m10-p, This gave me a whole emotional rollercoaster; one of the best photography videos ever

[@mattgranger]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@parkjunhyung9220]

very nice of you helping the family.

[@simon_patterson]

Whoever said white men can't dance obviously hasn't seen Matt Granger in action in Bhutan! 😂

[@mattgranger]

After a day in high altitude sunshine and a litre of moonshine, I even felt like I did it well haha

[@simon_patterson]

@@britishboxer6875 I suspect your comment was intended for an entirely different channel to where you wrote it, as it has no relevance here.

[@TheGermanCompounder]

Loved the video and it was very heartwarming to see you support this little guy and his family! Thanks Matt :)

[@SKimbrough]

Great project choice for your new series, Matt. Thank you for sharing this amazing footage!

[@bmkq2007]

Its so nice of you to help this young guy and his family. Best of Luck Matt

[@Neopulse00]

Beautiful gesture sponsoring the child's education. The family will be eternally grateful :-)

[@CrackberryRon]

Hi Mat, the blessing that you've shared to that young boy was pretty remarkable and it makes me really happy and made my day. You've earned my respect, keep it up and more power to you!

[@ronitsingh85]

this is AMAZING Matt, and what's more amazing is you helping out that family and helping fund the little boys eduction! Truly humbled by your kind gesture, man!!!

[@gabyisphoto2379]

Kudos Matt for sponsoring the kid! we need more people with a big heart like yours.

[@82300sd]

Incredible journey Matt, thanks for bringing us on your adventure!

[@elderinmoi1571]

If you practice focussing with the M you will rapidly improve your speed and hit rate. I love Leica cameras and the results you get.

[@Sams911]

just added this camera with a Noctilux .95 50mm ... and wow... I mean wow!

[@ValentinoLuggen]

Bhutan on my list. Leica is certainly worth the money. If I need it or benefit it, is another question.

[@carloscollins7772]

I randomly got to this and I’m so glad I did. Your support of Sherab is amazing. Good on you. I was a child who got a similar blessing to go to school. Oh and the Leica is sweet😉

[@mattgranger]

Thanks! Just chatted with Sherab and his mom last week. They’re doing great 👍🏼

[@southqueensbabe]

I loved the video. On Saturday I was thinking about leica cameras. I love photography and the world.

[@geopatriot]

Overall, great video. Thanks for a fine post. One bit of feedback though, I really found the text message comments annoying. Just one person's opinion.

[@thomashilmersen711]

Wow, fantastic video. Great photos. Stellar that you are helping out the Bhutany kid.

[@-grey]

It’s mad that you could sell the camera and lenses and probably buy the whole town. Much respect to you for sponsoring the boy. Good man.

[@MOVIMKR7]

It is in my opinion I love Leica my m7 was the bomb my M10 is killer can’t wait M10-p

[@wrmarhoffer]

Impressive production quality, Matt. And yes, more yaks please.

[@jalendvenn7990]

That moment when you watch a gear review video for everything except the review😂 Great video! I love seeing the culture that you get to experience

[@goswo]

Very very inspiring. Even though Im not a Leica shooter. You clearly stand out..

[@arthurrmcphee4885]

You're a Saint Matt! What a wonderful selfless gesture you made, God bless you man!

[@GONZOFAM7]

Matt excellent video and proud of you for sponsoring that young man.

[@magnuschristensson9980]

Great review! Perfect blend tech and live test in a beautiful place

[@10Outta10Baby]

You really need someone who uses Leica's to do a Leica review. Its like having someone do a review on a standard car that drives automatic.

[@DarkAngelEU]

As if William Eggleston would do a camera review lmao

[@MrBokkyboy]

Matt you have a good hart. Bless you 👊🏽❤️

[@hyperclearphoto6573]

Dude you're a awesome person for doing that for the child and his mom not many people would do that

[@northernrider780]

If Yaks are really like really big cats like you say, then Dr. Evil would have been an entirely different character lol! Great trip, looks like you had a good time Matt, some beautiful photos too.

[@Traveljournalist]

one of my favorite video from your channel this year. This country is so special. I've tried the M10-P in Paris and I had a blast. How would you compare the 75mmf2 with the 75mm Noctilux that you tested previously ?

[@fromdusktodawn509]

This is going to be my fiance's first camera with the Summilux 35. No fucks given on the hype, all in on life.

[@GeneWaddle]

I'll always watch Field Tested even when the subject is so far out of my reach. 🙂

[@normalperson3803]

These are my favourite videos from matt

[@nikonrulz]

Very honest appraisal.

[@Pulsonar]

The Leica Q has a brilliant EVF, but I still long to cradled an M, look through the viewfinder, compose and shoot. After all a huge part of Leicas legend was built on the back of the classic RF system, I consider it a rite of passage to research and field test, if you are passionate about photography. Understanding the system fully can only make you better informed about the pros and cons, and yourself as well as the machine at the centre of the experience.

[@AdrianJonesII]

Okay you tugged at my heart strings! Your the real mvp of the photog youtube game you forever have my respect

[@MrWaffleraptor]

This is very beautiful work Matt.

[@BSLKB]

Loving field tested

[@OdO_Gee]

❤️ the production on this. Wonderful story about a beautiful people.😊

[@stuartschaffner9744]

Oooh, you are one spectacular photographer! Thanks for sharing this with us. One or two minor points: most mirrorless cameras have silent shutters, not quiet ones. Also, many have IBIS which would have helped you on those low-light shots. A high repeat rate would have helped you with those places where you wanted to show motion blur on arms and legs, but not faces. Finally, good flexible autofocus in low light would have helped.

[@jmcdeal9516]

Matt. Super that you will help educate the young man. Your channel is awesome. Thanks for sharing not only photography information but adding in other very important aspects of being a human being.

[@teleking58]

Bhutan looks to be an amazing place for a photographic journey! I'm not jumping ship from Nikon to get a Leica but I could see spending that money on a Bhutan trip. Nice one Matt!

[@arnebischoff5941]

Great photography. I really enjoyed the pictures.

[@oopsydaisy74]

Good on you, Matt!

[@dancewithethan]

one of the best video by you Matt.

[@GrymmsPlace]

Thank you for the great showing off Bhutan for those of us unable to visit such remote places. Have always admired Leica and love Hasselblad, but use another brand for my sins. I don't need to tether much so not bothered with Capture One, but interesting to see it demo'd. A fascinating watch though, so thanks and keep 'em coming.

[@antonoat]

fantastic video Matt, thanks for sharing views of a place I will probably never visit.

[@touringband]

Great story Matt, done so very well!

[@-grey]

I haven’t been around in a while, but this is an exciting concept. Nice series idea. 👌

[@doggychunks]

"Yaks are pretty much just really big cats." - Matt Granger 2018

[@CharlesLi1]

lol the nikon "quiet" shutter. I remember using it and always wondering if I actually turned it on or not.

[@jalendvenn7990]

Yeah.. When I had a Nikon it just made me laugh because it almost makes it worse. It makes the noise last longer😂

[@RG-jv2nv]

The first click is quieter than the normal shutter, the idea is that you push down on the shutter, hold it, then release the shutter (making the 2nd click) a more oppourtune time or when you've smothered it in your coat to deaden the sound. Very limiting implementation, but technically quieter.

[@karafuru7666]

You know that's the same thing many said about the A9's silenter shutter. "I remember using it and always wondering if I actually turned it on or not."

[@sidvicious3129]

Matt, that's a great gesture to help that family. Matt your production quality is phenomenal. Matt, do you still shoot film from time to time? That is beautiful countryside and you have me thinking about Capture one pro, how is the learning curb vs Lightroom and photoshop?

[@DarkAngelEU]

If you used those programs you will love Capture One Pro. We got a trial version in the Academy and it fills in pretty much all the blanks that PS/LR don't have. It's the best for digital photography.

[@isalan]

Good of you to help with the young boy.

[@asgedarr5544]

Best intro ever :D Love Field tested as a concept :)

[@Obfluss.S]

1st time to see the black rapid strap and Leica combination XD

[@micahfoordphotography3206]

Really fascinating. The type of camera you used absolutely didn’t matter...the story you told was far more important.

[@leonisimus]

I really like little Capture One tutorial, have you thought of making a guide?

[@nickfanzo]

Love capture one

[@WaiShanLam]

Hmm not true. You can use the Tri-Elmar anywhere from 16 to 21.

[@janm2473]

Matt.......... the children are so beautiful. Your videos are always SO enjoyable. Thank you from Canada.

[@MaksimKalita]

Leica, it a perfect camera!

[@V4D2]

Nice video, and a set of pretty good shots! Thank you for this . I bet those holidays were great. ;) Never say never..but I'd never buy a Leica. With that said, I still enjoy the Leica look..and yes..that wide hdr shot looks great ! If it was me I would've kept the focal distance on the old man ..although the crop turned out well too. I have been contemplating CaptOne for quite a while, now.. I think that..right now, not renewing my Adobe license and going CaptureOne will be my choice. Good timing! Thanks again, cheers from Portugal ;)

[@AlGreenLightThroughGlass]

Not much on their sensors - but get decent results adapting their film lenses to my Fuji and Sony.

[@beaupfeifferrecordings]

I wish my enlarger could do that matt on a lcd screen maybe one day the analyzers are good but I think they could improve in that analog area

[@CharlesLi1]

Wonderful video and feel like the series deserves more exposure than just youtube. Sorta has a Bourdain feel but with photography instead of food. This could easily be on PBS, Discovery, NatGeo, etc... Are there thoughts of syndicating it or is that just crazy given everything else you do?

[@johnkosterimages]

I like Fstoppers lead in too.

[@OrganicFaithFactory]

Enjoy your vid so much

[@SwingWestBand]

Well done sponsoring the boy. Maybe you could sell mother's weaving in NYC? Be her part-time agent? Whatever...it's a good thing you are doing.

[@jeffdrew625]

Regarding shutters & audio noise: does anyone else get annoyed with the cameras blasting away and the shutter noise on various news segments and KZbin clips? Why do makers put microphone and audio pickups so close to mirror boxes? Remote mic better choice?

[@pideedee2559]

Touching yaks with one hand while holding a kitty in another. I envy you.

[@photomorti]

wonderfull camera.

[@manuelcamacho1898]

Hello, Matt! Thanks for another great video. As you were not using zooms, did you find yourself changing lenses more often? If so, what was your camera/sensor cleaning process?

[@zvonimirtosic6171]

Thumbs up for being a rare reviewer who knows how to pronounce Nikon correctly.

[@PYYYYYY]

I really don't think that the silent shutter is that much of a deal if compared to the past 'P' series introduction where there were added buffer add-on and improved LCD glass etc.

[@SamueltloganVideos]

Agreed

[@kevin-parratt-artist]

Thanks for this. But still, considering "bang for the buck", I wouldn't exchange it for my Sony A7 Rii, which now with the autofocus adapters, nailing focus with manual lenses is a breeze. Yes, I saw you review of the auto focus adapters. 👌 Also, with so many other tasks, the articulated screen of the Sony is a deal breaker. The M10 will fit on my 1960s Reprovit copy stand, which is great, but other digital M-mount cameras also win the day with their articulated screens. I have several film Leicas from a 1930s Standard, iiif, and M bodies M3 etc etc up to the M-A. I am waiting for a digital M with a 40+ mp sensor in a body with the physical dimensions on the M2/3. Stay safe. The trip to Butan was informative and inspirational. There are some very special temples off-the-tourist-track in Thailand, that would also interest you. It's my backyard. 😎

[@KarthikSusie]

This is one of the best camera review.

[@sumitagg1]

Matt - how do you manage to use capture one without the compare photos, inability to synchronize settings across multiple photos, no radial filter, no history, no tagging to reject and then delete multiple photos, no way to easily mask for sharpening,

[@kenbot77]

Maybe you need to have a try on a modern version of Capture One mate? I believe most of what you've said can actually be done in Capture One, just differently. For example, to VERY easily mask for sharpening: you just make a new adjustment layer, name it and mask it however you want (brush/gradient/fill), then adjust the sharpening adjustments just for that layer only, done. For tagging to reject, then delete multiple photos: first step is optional, (I colour tag everything I might want deleted in Red, then select all Red) delete all you might want deleted, they all just go to the Session Trash, where they aren't actually deleted until you go and delete them from Trash, either individually, or as a group, very easy. Instead of 'Synchronise Settings' you can copy and paste the settings from one image to as many other images as you want in one hit with just 2 shortcuts (Cmd+Shift+C, Cmd+Shift+V), and you can also go through a list if you want and check/uncheck all of the settings you want/don't to be copied to all the other images. Like I uncheck 'Crop' etc, and just paste White Balance/Highlights/Shadows etc to the selected other photos in a session, done. I'm not sure what you mean by "compare photos", do you just mean to put them up next to each other? If so, that's easily done, also you can mark one to stay up as the reference/hero shot and keep changing the other one that pops up next to it. I'm not sure what the radial filter is, and no there's not an individual history on each photo, which is nice, but most people undo something pretty quick if they don't like it and just move on I guess. One of the best differences I found between the two, besides the image quality, is the use of "Sessions" in Capture One. This is SO MUCH easier than having to wrangle the Catalogues in Lightroom! Missing images and moved folders to external hard drives etc all just create mess with the catalogues in Lightroom. With Sessions, all the relevant info just stays with the session folder, and goes with it to whichever external hard drive or other location with the photos, no lost links and lost settings that are on a catalogue somewhere. You can just go and open the session up on someone else's computer with Capture One and it's all right there. Capture One has Catalogues too I believe, but I don't think most people use them as much. I can't even tell you just how damn useful that is if you're shooting tethered, or Digi-Op-ing for someone else across random computers, or having to hand over a photo shoot as people saw it on the screen that day!! Lightroom really should add Sessions as a workflow option.

[@Yosser70]

Dude, just download version 11 and put a bit of effort into learning to use it! It's so much better than LR now. You don't need history because of the way the layers work. As for a radial filter, well, every filter is radial because they can be applied with a round brush ;) It does everything else you mentioned and does it better than LR.

[@EDHBlvd]

Should have compared the shutter to Fuji X-H1. It’s shutter is very quiet.

[@james-p]

Upvote for the Editing Manager at 12:27, and for cats and puppies at the end! lol The rest of the vid was good too ;-)

[@sorinflorea]

7.36 the test hasn't yet started, Nice content, but is not a test. well, not yet... making me mad I have to wait this much for some info

[@jeremy001]

I like this series....

[@CM-xd5yd]

Wonderful camera ... wondering whether I need a car ...

[@matthiasfah651]

Hi Matt. Were you satisfied with the optical view finder?(Not the EVF)

[@kokunaijin]

Wow. Just wow. Bucket list entered. I wish I could find the time to join you on one of those tours. Maybe one day. I'm curious why the Leicas cost so much. What exactly is it that separates them? Materials? Support? Pure brand name? Is it like a Louis Vuitton Bag or a Bentley? Overpriced dead cow with a name or overpriced supreme function/comfort?

[@scriptosaurusrex]

Overpriced 'made in Germany' marketing, with successful targeting at those who are largely over compensating for something else/status symbol. It's funny as the first leica (leitz camera) was the first 35mm camera effectively invented for portability and ease of use. Ernst Leitz didn't want to bother carrying massive field cameras up hill sides for landscape photography. Things have changed in the leica ethos there...

[@tymobile5647]

a nikon was shown in leica's review video, I think this is kinda cool :)

[@limpek001]

That is probably the worse place to stand next to the yak horn

[@bullsharkreef]

I'd love a Leica, but it could only be a second(or even third) camera for me, so unjustifiable at those prices. Leica's prices always were higher than the competition, but they have skyrocketed in the last decade to the point where it's now a luxury item rather than a tool. Guess if you shop at Cartier and Patek Philippe you'd also shop at Leica for camera gear.

[@bullsharkreef]

Certainly not, I do mostly sport/action photography so I need fast camera's, everything else is secondary.

[@howardkahn4330]

RE: Capture one 11---can you remove blemishes and duplicate images within the images of the photo it's self and get rid of red eye, or even add images to the existing photo, and does it support. Raw, Etc ?....is this editing tool from Sony ?

[@PrinceMeowmers]

Ya'll can just skip ahead to 21:32 for the good stuff.

[@matthewchu2453]

Will we get a video about you coming to Hong Kong?

[@VariTimo]

Did he show any of the 10mm photos?

[@wadap0]

How do you handle releases in a situation like this?

[@SamueltloganVideos]

David Apeji I’d like to know too

[@dgoullet1]

Hi Matt, do you still use your Leica M10 or is it bored in a shelf?

[@nickfanzo]

I’m a Leica user, but in film

[@JRahman786]

You are the great I love you my dear brother

[@johnmcneill6531]

matt your heading is complete