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here is an early version of T&H series 0 sample shot.

 

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Cooke Series 0 50mm f2 + MM-10 by Jeffo Wong, 於 Flickr

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MM10

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with ElmaritR 35. R lenses are clunky but give closer focus.   
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A couple of M Monochrom shots, using my 1969 copy of the 90mm Tele-Elmarit "fat" version 1. Wide open at f2.8, incidentally.   You can clearly see the fabled "glow" on either side of the picture of

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Couple of shots from Glasgow in the fog yesterday. M Monochrom mk1, 90mm Tele-Elmarit "fat" version 1

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Out with friends the other night, and only had my M Monochrom mk1 and 1960 copy of the 35mm Summaron F2.8. Was past dusk, almost night when I snapped this row of flats. 2500 ISO, 2.8 on the lens, and 1/20th of a second, hand held. That Summaron is such a lovely little lens.

Nice to have the option of a brand new camera, 40,000 ISO, and a super fast lens, but sometimes it's fun to have more limited options, and the challenge of getting a result (as long as it's not for a client!)

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Monochrom CCD, Industar-50 50/f3.5

 

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M9 Monochrom, 1965 Rigid Summicron 50, orange filter

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London, near Borough Market

M9 Monochrom, 1965 Rigid Summicron 50, orange filter

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A jacket made of recycled PET bottles, fishing nets and mountaineer rope

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MM1 with M-Rokkor 28mm,

de Bijenkorf Rotterdam

 

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On 10/31/2019 at 9:57 PM, Alberti said:

A jacket made of recycled PET bottles, fishing nets and mountaineer rope

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MM1 with M-Rokkor 28mm,

de Bijenkorf Rotterdam

 

Nice...what's the brand of this jacket? 

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On 10/31/2019 at 6:03 AM, Musotographer said:

London, near Borough Market

M9 Monochrom, 1965 Rigid Summicron 50, orange filter

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One can almost imagine Professor Moriarty lurking right around the corner, behind a veil of fog.

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7 hours ago, james.liam said:

One can almost imagine Professor Moriarty lurking right around the corner, behind a veil of fog.

Thanks James - it's a favourite corner. For us photographers it's sad that these days fog is in very short supply in our cities - a few gas lamps wouldn't go amiss either. I'd love to be able to take some Atkinson Grimshaw-like pics!

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Nikkor SC Kogaku Tokyo 5cm f1.5 ltm + MM-117 by Jeffo Wong, 於 Flickr

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A dash of sunshine

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Paris, with the Bon Marché in the back.

MM1 + Russar 20mm

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