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m 240 p Leica M 240 P incl. 4 Voigtländer Objektiven komplett
Too-Saxy posted an advert in Leica M Cameras
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Ich verkaufe hier meine komplette Leica M Ausrüstung, wegen Systemwechsel zur Leica Q2, nämlich: - Leica M 240 P Gehäuse, schwarz, am Bodendeckel übliche Gebrauchsspuren, Neupreis: 6500,- € - Leica EVF 2 Sucher, Neupreis 400,- € - Leica Ledercase braun, Neupreis 149,- € - Leica M Akku BP-SCL 2, Neupreis: 144,- € - Voigtländer Ultron VM 21 mm, f 1.8 asph., Neupreis: 1149,- € - Voigtländer Ultron VM 35 mm, f 1.7 silber, Neupreis: 949,- € - Voigtländer Sonnenblende in silber für Ultron 35 mm, Neupreis: 149,- € - Voigtländer Nokton VM 50 mm, f 1.5, silber, Neupreis: 949,- € - Voigtländer Heliar Classic VM 75 mm, f 1.8, Neupreis: 649,- € Gesamtneupreis: 11039,- € Alle Teile im neuwertigen Zustand. (im 35er ist ein ganz kleiner Flusen in der Linse). Nur zusammen zu verkaufen als komplettes Set. Nichtraucher und tierfreier Haushalt. Abholung in Remscheid oder in Dortmund wäre mir am liebsten, versicherter Versand geht natürlich auch. VB 6000,- € Privatverkauf, daher keine Garantie und keine Rücknahme. (allerdings liegen bei einigen Objektiven noch die Rechnungen bei, so dass es noch die Werksgarantie gibt.)6,000.00 EUR
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Hi everyone! Voigtländer’s two most recent vintage lenses have been widely available for quite a few months, but I find very few “real life” reviews on line, and none from the usual suspects specifically, I am looking for feedback on personal experience/testing with the Color-Skopar 21mm f/3.5 VM on digital Ms (not curious about other 21mm lenses, nor Sony mount version, nor speculation based on specs sheet, nor inferences from the 35mm Ultron nor general talk about VM lenses). Anyone in this forum actually used the lens with a digital M yet? If yes, how did it perform for you (resolution/contrast, potential quirks in corners, distortion, vignetting, rendering in general, focusing reliability, etc) ? Please forgive me if the specific performance topic was already discussed in detail in this forum. Or can you point to any (good) output-based review blog/video (found one using film M, a couple showing lens rather than discussing performance and plenty of reviews for E-mount version)? Or simply pictures shot through the lens (preferably high res downloads)? i have seen the promotional picture samples published at launch, so no need to point there! Thanks beforehand!
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Ich verkaufe hier mein Color Scopar 35/2,5 in Flachbauweise. Das Objektiv ist in bestem Zustand, 2013 neu gekauft, aber nur selten genutzt. Ich kann keine Gebrauchsspuren oder Schäden entdecken, selbstverständlich ist es möglich, das gute Stück vorher auszuprobieren. Mein Preis ist 320 Euro incl. versichertem Versand.320.00 EUR
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Voigtländer macro APO Lanthar 125mm f/2.5 SL Ai-s for sale. bought in 2014. rare used. Nikon F mount lens connected Novoflex F adapter M. lens and adapter in good condition. all original: lens Voigtländer APO Lanthar 125mm f/2.5 front metal cap rear plastic cap metal lens hood lens hood rubber cover papers box all original: Novoflex F adapter M papers box wonderful lens. legend picture. perfect for macro and portraits. manual aperture ring. for M, F, EF or mirrorless users. $3.000 welcome questions!NO VALUE SPECIFIED
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CL + 50mm 1.5 Voigtländer© Rudi Poppes
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CL + 50mm 1.5 Voigtländer
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It was time for a selfie with the CL and some off camera flashes.🤣 Nobody home to help out, remote app not working with CL, Godox trigger and Voigtländer lens. Back to self timer and guessing position in front of lens.
© Rudi Poppes
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From the album: October 2018
© Rudi Poppes
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From the album: October 2018
© Rudi Poppes
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Bericht: Voigtländer Heliar 3,5/50 mm VM an der M9
bonnescape.de posted a topic in Leica M Objektive
Hallo zusammen, weil ich die Idee, Vintage-Objektive an modernen Digitalkameras zu verwenden, interessant finde, habe ich zwei Wochen lang das Heliar 3,5/50 mm VM aus der Classic Line von Voigtländer an meiner M9 ausprobiert. Kurz-Bericht: Das Ding hat mir Spass gemacht. Vom Design und der Verarbeitung her ein echtes Schmuckstück, zwingt das Heliar zum entschleunigten Arbeiten ... im besten Sinne. Zusammen mit der M9 hatte ich das Gefühl, mit einer Kamera aus den 1950er Jahren zu arbeiten (noch mehr als sonst, wenn ich mit der M9 fotografiere ). Die Bildqualität war top. Kann ich das Heliar grundsätzlich empfehlen? Ja und Nein. Wer hofft, dass das Objektiv den Bildern einen Vintage-Look vermittelt, wird enttäuscht. Das Ding ist einfach zu gut. Noch immer ein 5-Linser wie der klassische Vorgänger, aber völlig neu berechnet. Sehr gute Schärfe bereits bei der (mässig lichtstarken) Offenblende, farbneutral wirkendes Rendering, kaum erwähnenswerte Abbildungsfehler. Lediglich Vignettierung, aber das stellt ja heutzutage kein Problem mehr dar. Manch einer wird sich also fragen, warum man sich unter diesen Umständen die "Vintage-Arbeitsweise" mit geringer Lichtstärke, gemeinsam drehenden Blenden- und Fokussierringen und dem Blendenring ohne Raststufen antun muss. Wer es dagegen liebt, old style zu arbeiten und dennoch seinen Objektiven zeitgemäße Leistung abverlangt, wird mit dem Heliar sicher glücklich. So ganz nebenbei hat das Ding auch noch ein vergleichsweise geringes Eigengewicht und eine sich nach vorn verjüngende Bauform, die den Sucher nicht abdeckt. Nachfolgend noch ein Bilder, die ich mit dem Heliar gemacht habe. (Wer die lange Fassung lesen möchte, findet sie in meinem Blog: https://www.bonnescape.info/praxistest-voigtlaender-heliar-3-5-50mm-vm/) -
Moin Leute, erstmal vielen Dank für die Tipps der letzten Woche. Nun ist die Leica M9 zusammen mit dem Voigtländer seit 10 Tagen in meinen Händen. Seht hier meine ersten Erfahrungen und Meinungen zu dem guten Stück: http://carlitopix.com/leica-m9-in-2017/ Saludos aus Andalusien Carsten
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to whom it may concern: Gerüchte gab es ja schon steht aber jetzt auf der Cosina Voigtländer Homepage: "BESSA A Serieses is Production Discontinued" BESSA -RANGEFINDER CAMERA- Damit werden imho nur noch die mechanischen "m" Modelle der Voigtländer Bessa (R2m/R3m/R4m) angeboten. Über den Grund kann man spekulieren .
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Hello, I'm a teenager photographer who would like to by a M system on a budget. Possibly below ~850$. Thing's I'd like. -The body must be compatible with the Voigtlander 15mm Screwmount with an adapter. -A meter would be ideal, but not absolutely necessary. -Good viewfinder -At least somewhat stable I don't reall have any specification on lenses, other than I already know I'd get a 15mm 4.5 screwmount. If you have any other opinion such as getting a R setup, please tell me!
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Buongiorno a tutti, qualcuno mi può aiutare, vorrei riuscire ad utilizzare il 35mm f/1,4 che uso sulla M6 anche con la M9, ma leggevo in una tabella trovata in rete che questo obiettivo non è compatibile con uno similare a 6-bit. Al momento non riesco ad utilizzare il telemetro per la corretta messa a fuoco. Grazie mille in anticipo a tutti. Hello everyone, anyone can help me, I would be able to use the 35mm f / 1.4 I use on M6 also with the M9, but I read in a table found on the net that this lens is not compatible with a similar 6-bit. At the moment I can not use the rangefinder for the correct focus. Thank you in advance to all.
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Kleine Belohnung ohne besonderen Anlass – sehr genial: (Voigtländer VC Meter II)
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Liebes Forum, ich bin frisch beigetreten , verzeiht mir falls ich meine Frage hier am völlig falschen Ende poste... Ich nutze an meiner Leica M4-P seit kurzem das Voigtländer Color Skopar 50mm F2.5. Allein schon zum Schutz der Linse hätte ich gerne einen Filter drauf, kann mich aber im Dschungel der ganzen M39 Filter nicht wirklich zurecht finden. Was würdet ihr mir empfehlen? UV oder einfach nur Schutzglas? Gibt es vielleicht ein Produkt, das sich besonders bewährt hat? Ich fotografiere meistens auf Fuji Superia X-TRA 400, Ilford HP5 und Ilford XP2. Filterdurchmesser wie oben angedeutet M39. Vielen Dank und herzliche Grüße Fernauslöser -
http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-Gsxw9K5/0/S/i-Gsxw9K5-S.jpg http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-HSkdMd5/0/S/i-HSkdMd5-S.jpg http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-jmTFTKH/0/S/i-jmTFTKH-S.jpg http://gallery.ancientcityphoto.com/photos/i-jDfrdSn/0/M/i-jDfrdSn-M.jpg I shot all of these with the M8 and Voigtlander 75mm F/2.5. I've worked on this project for over a year now. This combination of camera and lens and specific lighting conditions were the only combo that was giving me exactly the rendition I wanted. It's amazing how awesome the M8 is. I love that camera! I have a few on my blog, and will be putting up some more and some behind the scenes kinda stuff shortly. I also have an ebook available that features these images and more. It was designed for digital reading. You can see it here if you are interested. http://soundvisionpassion.com/2012/0...now-available/
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Hi folks, I have been thinking about buying another lens for my M8, something a bit wider to give me the 'classic' 35mm field of view. Here's the back story - I used to have a Canon 1DMkII and used a 50mm lens as my 'walkabout' lens, so when I sold it and went to the M8 I went for a 50mm Summilux mainly because that is a focal length that I was used to, especially since both cameras have a 1.3x crop sensor. So the question is - what are my options when it comes to achieving a 35mm equivalent on the M8? By my calculations I should aim for a 27mm to get the closest possible, but seems like I will need to compromise. Oh, one other thing - I would like to buy used and not spend too much. I'll list below the options that I've found, along with approximate used prices. (Mainly AUD, but that's not far from USD at the moment anyway...) Voigtlander 25mm f/4 - $420 (This actually looks like a new price?) Voigtlander 28mm f3.5 - just had a quick search online but not much success finding any of these?? Carl Zeiss 25mm f/2.8 - $1,000 Leica 28mm Elmarit (f/2.8) - $1,000 MS Optical Perar 28mm f/4 - $700 (The very far left-field oddball option... price is for new.) Canon 28mm f2.8 - $500 (Screw mount and would require adapter.) What is the opinion on much older lenses, say a 1970's 38mm Elmarit? Honestly I don't care about some paint wear or scratches on the body. Actually I suppose I shouldn't be too concerned, my Summilux is a 1970's model anyway and I am floored by the image quality (or maybe I'm just not very picky). I am seriously considering this old Elmarit, but my only concern is that it has neither front or rear lens caps, so I hope they're sturdy as it must have been stored like this as well... also 'cleaning marks' on the front glass. But this is by far the cheapest option... maybe a good cheap introduction to using 35mm? I figure I can always sell easily without much loss if I don't like it anyway. From what I have seen & read about the Canon 28/2.8 it seems like a great performer as well...? I don't necessarily expect the same performance as my Summilux, I suppose I am happy to experiment a bit because I have only used a single lens on my M8 so far. Interested to hear some other opinions. Are there any other screw mount lenses that I should consider? Cheers
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Within Lightroom 4 there is a decent selection of lens profiles for the Leica M (as well as the S), but when attempting to download more in the Adobe Lens Profile Downloader not a single lens is shown when selecting "Leica" from the "Camera Make" column. I would think that at least the existing profiles would be there, but nothing! I am looking for a solution to correct for the color cast of the Cosina-Voigtländer 15mm and 21mm M lenses on the Leica M9. I bought the Super-Elmar M 18mm as a compromise, but I decided to go with the Leica 21mm and ditch the rest. In the meantime, I still need to correct the images I have made with the CV 15mm and 21mm. Does Lightroom 4 have the ability to correct these color casts like Cornerfix, or am I barking up the wrong tree? If not, where can I download Cornerfix profiles? Must I make my own?
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Hello, I wrote a blog post about the M2 + 15mm camera combo. For those of you who are interested in reading it and seeing some of the 20+ photos I posted, check it out here: Leica M2 + a Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 Thanks for your time! -Justin
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auf der CP+ in Yokohama hat Cosina das Modell II des Nokton 1,5/50 mm asphärisch angekündigt. Das Nokton mit M-Bajonett soll im Sommer 2013 in schwarz und in silber auf den Markt kommen Technische Daten Voigtländer 1,5/50 mm asphärisch (Mod.II) Brennweite 50 mm Öffnungsverhältnis 1:1,5 Kleinste Blende F 16 Optischer Aufbau 6 Elemente in 5 Gruppen Bildwinkel 46° Blendenlamellen 10 Max. Durchmesser 53,8 mm Filtergröße 49 mm Länge 45,7 mm Anschluss M-Bajonett siehe auch Nokton 0,95/42,5 mm und Nokton 1,5/50 mm asph. | photoscala
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Recently did a spin around the Tibetan Autonomous Zone of west Sichuan Province. Took an M9 and a few VC and Zeiss lenses. Didn't have much time to shoot as the guys I was with just wanted to drive like madmen. We were above 4000 meters for 12 days. I got a back and had a little problem with my card reader in the M9, took for service and they told me I will get it back in eight months. I like the M9, but at the end of the day it's a toy and not something for serious work. As I can't figure out how to add images to the gallery I created, I will just post a few here instead. Can check out more here. VC 50/1.5 VC 75/1.8 VC 75/1.8
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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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Hello, What lens profile are people using with this lens on the M240 with the latest firmware? I have read many articles that states that both the WATE (21mm), Summicron 28mm, and 21mm f/2.8 lens profiles works good. Though, I guess one profile must be more suited for this lens than others?
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ich habe mir ein 1.5/50 asph. bestellt und es überzeugt mich in punkto optik und haptik. leider ist die fokusierung sehr schwergängig ... ich muss sehr viel mehr kraft aufwenden als bei meinen ZMs. gibt sich das mit der zeit oder habe ich ein besonders schwergängiges erwischt? danke und viele grüße jan
