u/gbrldz

I've lived in the DC metro area all my life and was finally was able to attend a Nats game. Been on my list of things to do since they came here in 2006. It was weird though as they're the only DC team I don't really care for 😂 I'm torn between the Giants and the Orioles lol.

I'm trying to troubleshoot an issue that I just now recently noticed although it's been happening more frequently pretty recently.

These photos were taken with a Leica M7.

I don't notice the issue on all exposures, just primarily the ones taken in bright daylight. Thinking there may be an issue with my 1/1000 shutter speed.

From what I've gathered, this could likely be shutter capping.

My next steps in troubleshooting will be testing various exposures with different lenses with and without lens hoods.

Any input is much appreciated!

I'm trying to troubleshoot an issue that I just now recently noticed although it's been happening more frequently pretty recently.

These photos were taken with a Leica M7.

The issue I'm noticing is the severe light falloff primarily on the left side of the exposure.

I know that the M7's shutter releases from right to left so I'm wondering if that has anything to do with it. However, there are some images where there is light falloff on both sides of the image (not similar to vignetting).

I don't notice the issue on all exposures, just primarily the ones taken in bright daylight. Thinking there may be an issue with my 1/1000 shutter speed.

Any input is much appreciated!

Especially 6x7.