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Description For sale is a Leica M6 Classic, serial number #1783192, manufactured in 1990. This is the black chrome finish version of the legendary 35mm rangefinder camera, renowned for its perfect balance between mechanical precision and compact design. The camera comes paired with a Voigtländer Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 (M-mount) lens, offering a fast and compact setup ideal for street photography, portraits, and travel. This set has been meticulously cared for and is in exceptional. • No scratches, dents, or paint loss • Fully functional light meter and shutter speeds • Clean viewfinder with bright framelines and no haze • Smooth advance lever and shutter release • Lens optics are pristine: no fungus, haze, or scratches Included in the Sale ✔ Leica M6 Classic body (Black) ✔ Voigtländer Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 lens (SC version) ✔ Original leather neck strap Technical Highlights Leica M6 Classic Film format: 35mm Shutter: Mechanical (1s – 1/1000s) + Bulb Flash sync: 1/50s Metering: Center-weighted light metering with LED indicators in the viewfinder Viewfinder: 0.72x magnification with 28/90, 35/135, and 50/75 framelines Dimensions: 138 × 40 × 77 mm Weight: ~575g Voigtländer Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 Mount: Leica M-mount Aperture range: f/1.4 – f/16 Signature “vintage character” rendering with beautiful bokeh Single-coated (SC version) for classic look and softer contrast Smooth focus and aperture rings Price & Payment Asking price: €3,050 (or best offer) Secure payment via PayPal (Goods & Services) or Bank Transfer (Wise, Revolut). Shipping Worldwide shipping with full insurance and tracking 📍 Local pickup in Thessaloniki, Greece also availableAsk for price
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Hi guys, this is my very first post over here after reading it since I've got my M3. I was using it with my friend's Summarit 50, while searching for an optimal lens for me. Finally, I've decided to buy a Voigtlander Nokton 50/1.5. Fortunately, I've managed to get one for a test ride (actual the one, I'll buy, if i do so) and I've experience the following situation with it: when I put it on my camera, it doesn't click. Like if the lens release button (or how is it called officially?) doesn't clicks into the lens. So I can take off the lens of the body without pressing the lens release button. Interesting, though, I can't rotate the lens in the opposite direction without pressing the button. What can I do in that case? The guy has an M6 and 240 and he doesn't have that issue. I've tried to unscrew the button and check it on both lenses, but it seems identically the same, till the last micro mm. Here's a video demonstraing the problem: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10156939/Video%2007-03-15%2012%2049%2029.mov Thanks alot, guys much love
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Hallo miteinander, ich habe gestern mal ein paar Vergleichsfotos eines 50mm Summicron v4 (Canada-Version mit Tigertatze) und eines Voigtländer Nokton 50mm 1.5 (1. Version) gemacht. Der Test hat keinerlei wissenschaftlichen Anspruch, es hat mich einfach selbst interessiert wie sehr sich die Bilder der beiden Unterscheiden. Bei den Bildern handelt es sich um jpgs direkt aus der M240. Natürlich könnte man auch RAWs vergleichen, aber dazu hatte ich gestern keine Lust 😆 Die Bilder sind alle ungefähr bei der Naheinstellgrenze aufgenommen, für einen ausführlichen Vergleich müsste man sich natürlich noch weitere Entfernungen, andere Motive und weitere Lichtsituationen anschauen. Es handelt sich wie gesagt um eine Spielerei, vielleicht hilft es ja jemandem der gerade in einer Kaufentscheidung steckt Leider hat iMovie nur eine Speicherung in 720p zugelassen, aber auch in der höchsten Auflösung der jpgs ist das Ergebnis in meinen Augen das gleiche. Für mich etwas überaschend, ich habe mir einen viel größeren Unterschied im Look erwartet. https://youtu.be/l7j3Yck5rS8 Nachtrag: Video eingebettet -
Hi all! I'm planning to get a new 21mm next month. My ideal FL would be a 24mm, but there is not an option with my $1k budget. So I'm getting (happily) a further 21mm. Now, I know huge differences between the two, mostly for size, weight, and speed. I heard great things about the ZM 25, but I don't want to get another Zeiss for now, except for the incredible IQ and performance, I don't like very much Zeiss lenses. I love the idea of a small and light $700 21mm lens, like a pancake. With wide angles (21-24-28), I really like to shoot at f/5.6-8, I never had a fast wide lens, so I never use it less than 2.8 with these FL. But I also like the fact that 1.4 gives about 3 extra stops. What for? Environment portraits with shallow DOP, milky way, indoor low light, etc. It's certainly an advantage, but it comes with enormous size and weight. It's not a lens that you carry all day long, so I'm not afraid about weight and size. I can live with that. I would get of course an external VF. And, by the way, I really love the Nokton lens hood shape 🙂 Beautiful. My question for you guys, if you can share your feedback, it's how both lenses perform in the f/4-f/8 range. This is what I would love to know. The price difference is not so big, so I'could🤷♂️ get the Nokton. But if at these apertures performs a little bit worst than Color-Skopar, I don't care to lose three stops, if I have better quality. I like the modern look and sharp images. A minimal background: I own an M10 + 2.8/35 ZM and a 50mm Cron V. I don't have a budget now to get another Leica, so I would love to try out a Voigtlander; it would be my first. Thank you in advance for your opinions.
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There are no kangaroos in Austria, but there are amusement parks. Prater is Vienna's pride and joy, the place to get your Wurstel or cotton candy. M10-P Reporter, Nokton 50/1.0 wide open.
