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how good or how bad is this lens (Leica M 2/5cm Summicron-M collapsible)?
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It's not bad at all!
Welcome to try it if you want to, just pm me.BTW don't think there is any bad Leica lenses ![]() |
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A sharp, clean, and fog free Rigid or DR will likely cost twice as much as the collapsible. The lens produces ellipical highlights. The oof area is very smooth if the subject to background distance is 2x or more than camera to subject distance. Btw, mine is a screwmount. Buy one and shoot with it, you'll like it. If not, you can still sell and not lose money. |
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oh p.s. I'm using the lens on film. If you're using on a 1.5x crop digital camera, you might have a different effect visually if you're stepping back to get the same field of view as a 50mm FOV on film.
Thats the reason I'm holding back from getting a R-D1.. the 1.5x crop makes the 50mm pointless for me as I have little use for 75mm lenses on film. |
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i am using both film and digital (that is Leica M3 for film and Epson R-D1s for digital). looking around for a good condition one soon!
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I can tempt you only. But collapsible is easy to find & not too expensive.
![]() BTW, I'm out of town next week. Last edited by gommy; 6th June 2008 at 08:28 AM. |
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just one test shot using this lens.
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