Coralin's gaze. (Patreon)

This was the first shooting with the Lumix S1 camera, and the updated performances of this sensor have been a blessing for my available light style.
I still have some problems with artificial light flickering, but I can rely much more on natural light, even when it is low.

The single window on the left is giving a beautiful 3D effect to the body of Coralin, with neutral color and rich contrasts.

I have started to love this camera as a professional tool, it is not the love you could feel for a Leica M240, more of a gratitude for the level of performances it's capable of deploying.

Most of my love goes to the lenses, though.
In this case I'm pretty sure I was using the 50mm Summicron-M borrowed from the M240.
At the time it sounded like a sacrilege, but now I understand that lenses like that deserves the best possible sensor to work with, particularly in low light.