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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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Hi, I'm selling this Summicron-M 35 mm, v4, made in Germany. Second hand lens in very good condition. Dry blades, no oil, smooth focussing, minor signs of use on the barrel. With original box, leather case, hood and 3 caps. Shipping exluded, to be agreed.1,850.00 EUR
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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I am selling here a rare beauty: the 35/2 Summicron-M pre-asph silver chromed. The lens has been bought from RedDot Cameras in the UK (Invoice included) and subsequently sent to Leica for 6-bit coding, tightening of the aperture detents and general inspection (Invoice included). It feels, operates and looks pristine. There isn't a single paint blemish, or any other imperfections on this lens. It comes with the original package, with all the papers. The buyer gets: 1) The lens 2) 12524 rectangular lens hood (perfect) 3) Leather lens keeper 4) Warranty card 5) The RedDot Cameras invoice 6) The Leica repair invoice& certificate The price includes EU-wide shipping by UPS Standard. For other shipping options or destinations extra charges will apply.3,300.00 EUR
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Hello, I recently published my M2 user experience in my blog using Summaron35 f2. 8 and Summicron35 version 4.All were taken with Kodak Portra400. The M2 with these 2 lens are amazing. ( I got the good deal on Summicron35 during my trip in Munich, so I carried two 35mm lens😋. Hope you guys enjoy the picture and have fun shooting. I really love my M2 https://goo.gl/G5T1TR
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I read a good deal about how averse people are in Marrakech's Old City/Medina to having their picture taken. So when my wife and I spent a week in Marrakech last week, I took along my M10, but swapped out the 35mm Summilux Asph for the old Summicron. It is smaller and therefore more discreet. I knew it would work well with the tile and other architectural and decorative work, given that it is, well, the King of Bokeh. Nonetheless, I was once again blown away by what an incredible lens it is at f/5.6 or 8. Yes, some of the images might be a little soft, at least compared to the tack-sharp Summilux. But this was a situation where the lens was right for the circumstances. I'd say I lost, at most, 10 shots due to the softness at the edges. Last point: All of the inanimate objects were shot with the M10 held to my eye. But virtually all of the street shots of people were shot from the hip -- either cupped in the palm of my hand and held at stomach level, or when shooting vertically, rested with the top of the camera/shutter trigger at my chest. If you like these images, and I hope you do, blame user error for things displeasing, but remember that a fair bit of the composition was accidental, given I wasn't using the viewfinder. In Marrakech with the M10 and King of Bokeh
