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Ich benutze seit Kurzem ein Leica Telyt-R 6.8/560 (Baujahr 1971) an mehreren digitalen Canon EOS. Da ich wenig interessante Daten zu dem Objektiv gefunden habe möchte ich hier eine Frage stellen: Ist im Strahlengang des Telyt-R 6.8/560 ein Einsteck-Filter (Serie 7) erforderlicher Bestandteil des optischen Systems? Das Telyt 8/500 wurde beispielsweise mit 5 Einsteckfiltern geliefert und das Glas der Filter ist in der Berechnung des optischen Systems berücksichtigt. Es ist also immer ein Filter erforderlich. Das gilt ebenso bei meinem Canon EF 4/600 welches stets ein (UV- oder Pol-) Einsteckfilter benötigt. Auch das 560er hat eine Filterschublade für Einsteckfilter - das veranlasst mich zu dieser Frage. In allen Beschreibungen finde ich allerdings nur, dass das optische System aus 2 verkitteten Linsen besteht. Ein Filter wurde nie erwähnt. Da ich das Objektiv gerade auf Herz und Nieren prüfe um das Bestmögliche heraus zu holen möchte ich natürlich nicht unnötig Qualität verschenken. Hier ein Bild mit Offenblende 6.8, 1/1600sec, ISO 400, EOS 550D (APS-C), Stativ mit Gimbal:
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Hallo zusammen, da hier und da schon einmal nach dem Puts-Kolumnen für die R-Objekive gefragt wird, möchte ich diese hier zusammenhängend veröffentlichen. Die Kolumnen wurden damals bei Leica frei veröffentlicht, sind jedoch heute nicht mehr verfügbar. Es handelt sich hier um insgesamt 17 .pdf Dateien: Einleitung Kapitel 1: 50 mm und 60 mm Objektive Kapitel 2: 80 mm und 100 mm Objektive Kapitel 3: 180 mm und 280 mm Objektive Kapitel 4: 28 mm und 35 mm Objektive Kapitel 5: 19 mm bis 24 mm Objektive Kapitel 6: 15 mm Objektiv LEICA ELMARIT-R 1:2,8/15 mm Kapitel 7: 28-90 mm Objektiv LEICA VARIO-ELMARIT-R 1:2.8-4.5/28-90 mm ASPH Kapitel 8: 28 mm Objektiv LEICA PC-SUPER-ANGULON-R 1:2,8/28 mm Kapitel 9: 180 mm Objektiv Kapitel 10: LEICA APO-TELYT-R MODULSYSTEM Kapitel 11: LEICA VARIO-ELMAR-R 1:3,5-4/21-35 mm ASPH. Kapitel 12: LEICA VARIO-ELMAR-R 1:4/35-70 mm Kapitel 13: LEICA VARIO-APO-ELMARIT-R 1:2,8/70-180 mm Kapitel 14: LEICA VARIO-ELMAR-R 1:4/80-200 mm Kapitel 15: LEICA VARIO-ELMAR-R 1:4,2/105-280 mm Schlusswort Gesamte Broschüre (PDF / komprimiert) Gruß Thomas
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I have a rather marvellous 400mm Telyt. It has a male 39mm O.D. thread which is bigger than the standard LTM. The normal way to connect it to an M series camera is to use a 16466 M which provides the matching female thread to a male M bayonet (23mm flange-to-flange), plus a Visoflex I or II which has M-bayonet to M-bayonet to connect to the camera and is 41mm flange-to-flange. The Visoflex houses the reflex mirror plus bits sticking out to set and trigger the mirror. Now that I have an SL, I don't need the Visoflex. It would be nice to replace it with a simple 41mm spacer with M-bayonets on each side. i.e a dummy Visoflex. Does such a thing exist? Alternatively I could replace both the Visoflex and the16466 with a 64mm spacer, 39mm female thread to male M-bayonet. Does such a thing exist? The third alternative is disassemble the Visoflex. I haven't tried that. If I do, what problems might I face?
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Dear Forum Members: It is my first day here and I am already so happy that there is so much to learn and every one is sharing knowledge so enthusiastically. I had a question about old lenses. On most lenses, when I move the focus to infinity, the barrel stops and I know this is the end of focus. But the Telyt 280mm f/4.8 lens I have got (series number is 234XXXX) goes beyond infinity and extends to the m/feet mark. I am attaching a photo explaining the problem. I have two questions: Is this normal? I am guessing that the Telyt 280mm f/4.8 lens does not couple with the rangefinder. In that case, I am going to be using the live-view any way. Let's say, this is a calibration issue with the lens. Eventually, it should work out with the live view mode, right? Or could this calibration error mean that my camera won't focus in the right range, ever.
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I have interest in this first version of the Telyt 40cm 5, serial numbers and pictures. I have 5 in my collection. Thank you
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I've used my Visoflex 1 on my '37 Leica II, fitted with bellows, to take macro shots but I've just put it on my IIIf along with a 200mm Telyt lens to check it over before I take it out for some alpine photography in a few weeks time. The problem is that although I can swing the camera through 90 degrees for portrait and landscape views, the camera is not horizontal or vertical, but off by a few degrees. This means that I can't get horizontal at all (unless I unscrew the Visoflex slightly), and I can achieve vertical but only by moving the camera off one of the Visoflex end-stops (I hope that makes some sense?!). Can I adjust the 'end stops' on the Visoflex so that I can ensure horizontal / vertical setting of the camera? If so, how? Thanks, David.
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Taken with Elmarit 90/2.8, Bellows II, Micro-Visoflex III from inside of my window a couple of days ago. Probably the last few times I will use this setup as I am selling all my Telyt and Visoflex stuff.
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I have quite a few Telyt 400mm and 560mm lenses and they come with different shoulder stocks. The stock on the left has a flat platform with two pins to attach to the bottom of a pistol grip which has two holes (in addition to the screw hole). The stock in the middle has a pistol grip which accepts a trigger cable. The "C" shape shoulder butt has two holes for attachment to the stock at different positions, and two more holes further out at both ends with a flat cut-out which does not look like for stock attachment. I don't know what those are for. The stock on the right has a similar pistol grip head with the addition of a thumb screw to secure the trigger cable, but the stock itself is quite different in design that the butt plate can be removed and attached to the bottom of the pistol grip to turn it into a small table pod. I am wondering if these different designs were from whatever time periods, or if they are specifically for whichever Telyt lenses (the f/6.8 series or the f/5.6 series)?
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I would like a cheap way to use a telephoto lens on my SL. The Leica 280 f 4.8 mm Telyt, which was used on M cameras with a Visoflex, is found on Ebay for three or four hundred dollars. However, the ads for the lens caution that it is for use with the Visoflex or Focorapid device (whatever that is) or with a 62.5 mm TXB00 or T2FOD tube (huh?) can fitted on an M240. Has any one used this lens on an SL? If so, how? And what were the results? Thanks. Michael
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Meine lieben Mit-Leicaner. Weiß jemand welcher Drahtauslöser in das Schulterstativ zum telyt 6.8 400 und 560 passt? Für die R-Cameras gibt es einen elektrischen Auslöser für den Motor. Bei den Visoflex bestückten M-Cameras ist ein Drahtauslöser von Nöten, der im Handgriff des Schulterstatives Halt und Widerlager findet. In den gängigen Katalogen habe ich keine Lösung gefunden. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Thomas Gustav Sachser
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I found a Black-tailed Hare ("Jackrabbit") this morning in Yolo County California. Technical stuff: R8/DMR, 280mm f/4 APO-Telyt-R, shoulder stock & monopod. All comments welcome.
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A rare sunny period on Tues afternoon, so a walk on the Marlborough Downs was called for M240, APO Tely-M 135mm.
