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(0) Preface Confession: I like my Soviet Leica clones! There, I’ve said it! You may start throwing eggs and rotten tomatoes at me right here and now - or you may defer until you have read this piece with a little tongue-in-cheek Since this forum teems with true LTM experts (no irony here, I appreciate the knowledgeable and helpful members of this subforum), most of you may rightfully decide not to bother with these propaedeutic musings. No offence taken. Fig. 1: ca. 1955 FED-1(G), ca. 1951 KMZ Zorki-1b, 1932 Leica II(D), 1953 Leica IIIf(RD), harmoniously side by side. Although this whole post is is a bit off topic, I take the liberty to post in LUF, because even the Leica company museum in Wetzlar proudly exhibits an astonishing array of Leica clones, understandably, in order to underpin the desireability of the original.
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Hi to all interested in photographing with vintage screw mount Leica`s. After first year of my activity in photography I decided to upload a litte overview of my photos taken with Leica IIIc and a couple of LTM-lenses. Visti my youtube-channel PhotoLoge 84 (link below) and watch the video. Im beginner, still learnnig and focused on improving my approch to photgraphy - so any critics, suggestions or tips are welcome! For every vistiging, watching, commenting or any feedback many thanks in advance link: https://youtu.be/zVQ8uKytj98 -
Zufallsfund da ich wegen dem Industar-Thread mal kurz die aktuellen Preise checken wollte. Der berühmte Boris Y aus N und HK bietet ein Helios-103 1.8/40mm und ein Kalendar-5 2.8/100mm in M39 oder M an. Bilder via tante guugel oder epay. Beide Objektive sind im Pincelle nicht gelistet, dürften also recht rar sein. Zumindest das Helios -103 1.8/40 errinnert mich seehr stark an das Summicron 2.0/40 Honi soit qui mal ypense. .
