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Würde auch noch gerne eine Frage zu dieser Kamera stellen:

 

 

Hat hier schon mal jemand ein 75er Summicron (oder auch Summilux) an der Epson verwendet und was könnt ihr dazu berichten (die Epson hat ja keinen 75er Rahmen)?

 

 

Danke und Gruß

Marc

 

 

Uuppsss! I´ve just notice that I have posted this into the international forum!

 

So I try to ask my qustion in english:

 

Has anyone experince in using the summicron or summilux 75mm at the R-D1 and what can he or she report about this combination (because it has not the 75 frame)?

 

Marc

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I just own the 75/2.

Great lens indeed.

High sharpness but high contrast as well, so beware of blown highlights.

If you like the 50/1.4 asph, you'll like the 75/2 as well.

Needs a 1.3x magnifier to be focussed at f/2 with the R-D1.

Without magnifier, f/2.8 is the normal limit IMO.

Not too difficult to guesstimate the 75mm FoV within the 50mm framelines with a bit of habit.

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Focussing the 75 summilux wide open close up is hit and mis with the R-D1 ... i kept my 75 lux in the closet mostly till i got the M8. Funny thing is i never had problems focussing the Noctilux on the R-D1 ......... the rangefinder baseline is just too short to focus the 75 lux consistently however! Stopping down to f2 or backing up to about 1,5 meter makes a whole lot of difference!

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