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Campanile Basso di Brenta (left) with its "Sentinel" in the middle.

 

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The view from Mt Eros.

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Rotspitze and (far left) Dreiherrenspitze , Ahrntal, extreme north of Italy (German denominations hereby are mandatory....)

 

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Bucegi Mountains - Carpathians

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Back in the days when we had water this was a favorite fly-fishing spot of mine…….the East Walker in Bridgeport, CA, with the high Sierras in the background.

 

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Puig Major Spain

Leica M9 + 35 Summilux FLE

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Stairway to heaven - Tahoma.  

 

M6 / TMax 400 / 'Cron 35 Asph.

 

 

 

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Mount Ruapehu, New Zealand - from the Desert Road. M246 w/ Summicron 50...

 

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Zion National Park, UT

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At Zion National Park, UT Edited by ShawnK
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This doesn't fit with the sunset thread because it's sunrise.  But even though it's mostly a picture of a lake, there are mountains in it, so I thought I'd post it here.  Lake Tahoe, Oct. 2015. 

 

This is with an M3, with a 50mm f2 Summicron collapsible, ltm (with adapter) - I don't have any M lenses.  Fuji Velvia 50; scan of positive.  I can't focus the camera, so I just set it on infinity and exposed.

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This doesn't fit with the sunset thread because it's sunrise.  But even though it's mostly a picture of a lake, there are mountains in it, so I thought I'd post it here.  Lake Tahoe, Oct. 2015. 

 

This is with an M3, with a 50mm f2 Summicron collapsible, ltm (with adapter) - I don't have any M lenses.  Fuji Velvia 50; scan of positive.  I can't focus the camera, so I just set it on infinity and exposed.

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This doesn't fit with the sunset thread because it's sunrise.  But even though it's mostly a picture of a lake, there are mountains in it, so I thought I'd post it here.  Lake Tahoe, Oct. 2015. 

 

This is with an M3, with a 50mm f2 Summicron collapsible, ltm (with adapter) - I don't have any M lenses.  Fuji Velvia 50; scan of positive.  I can't focus the camera, so I just set it on infinity and exposed.

 

Why can't you focus your Summicron 50 collapsible in lens mount M39 with your M3 ?

Mine does very well and so do all my ltm-lenses without any problems to M3, M6 and M8.2.

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Why can't you focus your Summicron 50 collapsible in lens mount M39 with your M3 ?

 

 1.  My eyesight isn't so good.

2.  I can't hold the camera still enough, and haven't been using fast film, either.

3.  The little patch that contains the two images to be matched is very small.  It's much smaller on an M3 than a IIIf.

4. The main reason, though, is that one of the two images that need to be brought together in the viewfinder is so faint as to be almost invisible.  If the subject contains something like an earring glinting in the sun, then I can see it, otherwise forget it.  I presume the viewinder prisms or lenses or whatever, need to be cleaned, replaced, or calibrated.  The camera is a restoration project, sure.

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This doesn't fit with the sunset thread because it's sunrise.  But even though it's mostly a picture of a lake, there are mountains in it, so I thought I'd post it here.  Lake Tahoe, Oct. 2015. 

 

This is with an M3, with a 50mm f2 Summicron collapsible, ltm (with adapter) - I don't have any M lenses.  Fuji Velvia 50; scan of positive.  I can't focus the camera, so I just set it on infinity and exposed.

 

Well, fortunately this scene didn't require anything but infinity focus and it's a lovely picture!

Good luck with your M3 restoration,

 

James

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