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Dallmeyer Speed 2 inches f1.5 Cursive version + MM (237 of 320) by Jeffo Wong, 於 Flickr

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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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Hugo Meyer Kino Plasmat 5cm f2  + MM (38 of 55) by Jeffo Wong, 於 Flickr

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Formerly known as a Weeping Willow

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Along the Vecht, Holland. MM1, 40mm M-Rokkor

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Leica m246 w/ Noctilux 50mm f1.2 Double Aspherical 

Shot wide open at f1.2

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M9M, Summicron 50 Dual-Range

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1960 Austin-Healey 3000 shot with a 1960 version 50mm Summicron on the MM1.

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M-D 262, 35/3.5 Summaron

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Cocktail time 🍸

📸Leica m246 Monochrom with Noctilux 50mm f1.2 AA 

Shot wide open at f1.2 #milanswolfsphotography

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MM2 + Elmarit-R 35mm. The Rs get closer than 70cm.

 

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MM2 + Taylor&Hobson Summarit 5cm. at f.5.6

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I'm loving all these old-lens images. Here's my contribution. Elmar 90mm f4 on MM1.

 

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On 9/13/2019 at 6:03 PM, downstairs said:

MM2 + Taylor&Hobson Summarit 5cm. at f.5.6

 

Downstairs, I've rarely seen more clean and in-focus images than yours, and suspect it might have something to do with your Taylor&Hobson Summarit. Could you please explain what a Taylor&Hobson Summarit is, and where to get one? I can't see anything relevant to Summarits on their website. 

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The history is entangled.

Zeiss develops Planar lens (1890-ish)

TT&H (Taylor, Taylor & Hobson) designer H. W. Lee revises the Planar formula to be less symmetrical, and have some optical improvements - result is the Opic lens (1920)

A.W. Tronnier of Schneider-Kreuznach uses aspects of the Opic to develop a 50mm f/2 Xenon (1922-24) to match the Ernemann/Ermanox 80mm f/2 for 645 format.

Zeiss introduces the 50mm f/1.5 Sonnar. (1932) - Xenon f/2 languishes - revived in the 1950s.

Leitz contracts with Schneider to develop an f/1.5 version of the Xenon to compete with the Sonnar (1936). Also called a Xenon, originally.

Post WW2, the Leitz-Xenon is renamed the Summarit.

Some Xenon/Summarits may be engraved with the TT&H patent, but it is not a pure TT&H design or product as such. It's possible TT&H built some Xenons once the supply from Germany was cut off during WW2. WW2 "broke" a lot of patents, making designs freely available.

In any case, a 50 f/1.5 Xenon/Summarit is always the same optics. A Schneider design, with historical links to TT&H.

https://www.casualphotophile.com/2019/03/10/xenon-lens-history/

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T&H 50mm Summarit at 5.6 - but with a little help from Helicon Focus.  Taking a series of six shots shifting the focus-ring  from closest to furthest element allows me to use window light without noise.  The  T&H behaves badly stopped down and long exposures are noisy.

The best lenses for low-light still-life are the leica-Rs because the focus rings have a long “thow” and allow for very precise steps.

 

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