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Old 12/19/06, 03:44 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Default Re: leica f4 vs f2.8 90mm M

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Originally Posted by doubice
Louis,

I forgot about the 4/90mm Elmar-C - that is a great lens. The only drawback is that it uses 5.5 series filters, which are just about impossible to find. If you get one, make sure it comes with its collapsible lens shade - those are also tough to find.

The same lens was also available under the Rokkor name, as it dates back to 1970s', when Leica co-operated with Minolta. Both the Elmar-C and the Rokkor-C were made for the Leica CL and Minolta CL. The 90mm Elmar-C and the Rokkor-C were identical optically and both were made in Germany. The Rokkor-C version uses more common 40.5mm filters.

More information can be found here:
Leica and Rangefinders Forum: Minotla 90 f/4 = Leica?

and here:
Leica M Lens Users Guide

Good luck,

Jan
The filters are normally in the Heliopan catalogue and can be ordered at the factory and Heliopan dealers.
Heliopan Lichtfilter-Technik Summer GmbH & Co KG
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