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Please do not ask how it came by that this young woman was tattooed on the table in my living room. Life is full of surprises! She was happy to let me photograph the session. Here is my favourite of the lot. Posted with her permission.
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[ATTACH]320381[/ATTACH] (Summilux-R 80mm/F1.4)
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Hi everyone As someone who has recently discovered Leica, I have looked around for price indications for bodies and lenses and so came across Antique and Classic Camera Home Page. Since I'm interested in a Summilux pre-Asph, I have also checked Ebay. It seems to me that on the US Ebay site the prices for a Summilux are quite a bit higher than what Antique Cameras suggest. Are their price indications a bit outdated or are prices increasing? cheers Philip
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This is a candid from a commercial shoot where I was on set as an assistant to the regional manager, a.k.a. 'that guy hanging over the director's shoulder taking pictures.' Leica M9 + 1962 50mm f/1.4 Summilux f/2.0, 1/4000th, ISO 160 Thanks for looking! c+c welcome.
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Hello all: I recently acquired an M3 with a Summilux 50mm/f1.4 lens with virtually pristine glass. The serial number database at www.summilux.net/numeros dates it back to 1959. To keep the glass in this pristine state, I am looking for a lens shade and front cap, as well as a polarizing filter for it. The front thread is 43mm. The outside diameter seems to be about 44.5mm and has a groove in front that seems to be designed to accept a clip-on (reversible?) hood (and cap?), just like my Summicron-M 50mm (III-Canada). Do you know the 5-letter code and/or 5-digit code of the Leitz hood/cap and/or swin-out polarizer. Have you seen any for sale? I have put a roll through the M3 with the Summilux, and the results look promising. Now that the lens came back after a cleaning, it just sparkles and I really want the shade/cap to keep that glass pristine. And the polarizer would be nice. Thanks for your help. Guy
