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doubice · 02/01/07, 09:39 PM

Flavio,

In 1955 Leitz produced a 5.6/28mm Summaron and a 4/21mm Super Angulon. Both are not particularly easy to find.

The Summaron was only available in screw mount, while the Super Angulon was available as a 'convertible' lens. It was originally a thread mount lens, which came with a specially designed M mount adapter when ordered for a bayonet mount camera.

All the best,

Jan

02/01/07, 09:39 PM	#9 (permalink)
doubice Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 01/09/04 Location: Vancouver Posts: 742	Re: Leica M3 and Leicameter Flavio, In 1955 Leitz produced a 5.6/28mm Summaron and a 4/21mm Super Angulon. Both are not particularly easy to find. The Summaron was only available in screw mount, while the Super Angulon was available as a 'convertible' lens. It was originally a thread mount lens, which came with a specially designed M mount adapter when ordered for a bayonet mount camera. All the best, Jan