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75 Lux on CL

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A couple I shot on my M9 and Noctilux F1 version 1 (E58), wide open at F1. Don't have either the M9 or the Noctilux any more. I don't miss the M9, but I often wish I still had the Noctilux. ca170f4

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Sunlight & shade on the landscape.  90mm Elmarit-M f2.8, M240.    

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Moment from yesterday's evening trip. M10 with 50mm Summilux pre-ASPH (E46).

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51 minutes ago, ianman said:

At last some photographs that correspond to the thread title.

Thank you.  This lens never fails to please thanks to Malcolm Taylor's attention when I first bought it a couple of years ago.  Just shot a roll of film with only this lens, looking forward to seeing how it/I did.

 

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Moment from yesterday's evening trip. M10 with 50mm Summilux pre-ASPH (E46).

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One more picture from the same trip (and same lens):

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5 hours ago, evikne said:

One more picture from the same trip (and same lens):

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Wonderful photo, Evikne.

Actually, all of your photos are terrific! I really appreciate your wide open shots and composition. (Beautiful daughter, too).

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Wonderful photo, Evikne.

Actually, all of your photos are terrific! I really appreciate your wide open shots and composition. (Beautiful daughter, too).

Thanks, Rob

Thank you so much for your very kind words!

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8 hours ago, satijntje said:

Is the pre-ASPH 35mm Summilux from 1970 a Mandler lens???

There is only one version of the pre-ASPH 35mm Summilux, optically. Same lens from 1961 until end of production (1995-ish). Cosmetic or operational differences such as infinity locks, focus tabs styles, M3 goggles, filter and hood sizes, and minimum focus distances don't affect the imaging.

And yes, it is a Mandler lens.

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Yes, the "old" Summilux 1.4/35 is still a great lens. I bought mine 30 years ago, by chance, it is a late Made in Germany version. It just came back from Leica after a CLA (first time!) and it works very well with a M10-D.

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The titanium version, 1992, on my M9P - one of my favourite lenses. There's a bit of black paint missing from where the filter thread would normally be, which is presumably why it was relatively affordable.

Taken with a Dual-Range Summicron on an M10,  just to stay within the magical Mandler parameters. 🙂

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Back to school in a few days so time for haircuts.  M10 75 Lux

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From today's little excursion. M10 with 50 Summilux pre-ASPH (E46).

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No blueberry year this year …

My son was in the woods picking blueberries with the school class, and this is what he brought back home. 😄

I love the rendering of the 75 Lux, but I had to stop down to f/4 for this shot at minimum distance, which also elicited the annoying jagged bokeh ball up to the left. 

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Two blueberries "Made in Italie" 😉

👍 Nice composition.

Next year more blueberries will come 🔆

 

This is first time that jagged balls don't worry me.

Other times, I close down to past f/5.6 or 8 to avoid them with Summilux 75mm, beside using wide open of course.

 

This is old Noctilux 1.0, wide open on Kodachrome 25 posted somewhere already, but has it's place here

 

 

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28mm Elmarit v.2, M10

Colors that say "Mandler" to me: tan skin, cyan skies, architectural greens that stay green, contrasting reds.

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Summicron 4 35mm, M-E

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