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From the album: valparaiso
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Hello, Could you please help me identify this lens? The wiki on this site indicates a summicron v1: 2307451 2307750 Summicron 3.5 cm 1:2 (M-black.ELW) 1968 300 But, the shape of the lens and an expert's advice make me think that this lens bears the new design (id est version II) which could have started at number 2307451. In that case, the wiki would be erroneous. I am totally unable to say wether this lens has 8 elements or 6 elements. Thank you. Olivier
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Can't think of a better way to contemplate the meaning of all lives, or to capture the essence than with an M.
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Hi I was wondering which lens will last longer before showing this paint / finish wearing off marks. Will Summicron 35mm ASPH (black) last longer than Biogon 35mm (black)?
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Shot at Tate Modern, London more at : Zenfolio | knopfler's portfolio | London 2011
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Taken at Les Invalides Other photos from this trip => blog: knopfler à paris gallery: Zenfolio | knopfler's portfolio | Paris
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Hi, I'm using a Summicron-M 35mm f2.0 (Serialnumber 2461xxx made in Canada; v2?) on my M8. Unfortunately this lense does not have a screw thread for the use of filters. Am I guessing right, that the only possiblilty to use filters is in using a hood, which has the possibility to take these? Does the original Leitz/Leica hood 12504 offer this possibility? Is this true only for Series VII or as well for E39 (39mm) filters? Is there an alternative hood (preferentially made out of metal) which can hold 39mm filters? Thanks, Dennis
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... in Friedland. Errichtet zu Ehren der Kriegsgefangenen aller Länder. Leica M8, Summicron 35mm. Horst. P.S.: Ich hoffe auf eine neutrale Wiedergabe der Farbe. Auf Anregungen gestriger Bilder (Tier-Natur/Schopftintling) habe ich bei der Konvertierung der DNG-Dat nicht das ICC-Kameraprofil (M8 Generic) eingebunden, sondern das RGB-Profil.
