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Topcor 3.5cm F2.8, M10-R

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Leica M2 1957 (converted with a  0.91 finder) - 50 f1.5 Angenieux S21 - Portra 160

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Leica M2 1957 (converted with a  0.91 finder) - 50 f1.5 Angenieux S21 - Portra 160

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Konica Hexar 35/2 UC ltm + M9

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S1R + Leitz Elmar f=5cm 1:3,5
The 1932 lens does a good job on the S1R with a 47MP sensor

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M10, cron 7 elements KOB

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2 hours ago, Brilliant Observer said:

cron 7 elements KOB

For the benefit of those who might not be familiar with the jargon and abbreviations would you very kindly call the lens by its usual name please, eg 35/2 Summicron version 4?  Thank you. 🙂

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Tulips in Lille, France, by Kusama.

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21mm Elmarit 55 - now that's a lens for BIG things.

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Konica Hexar 35/2 UC ltm + M9

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Topcor 5cm f3.5 Collapsible, M10 Monochrom

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19 minutes ago, Brilliant Observer said:

I was thinking to buy this lens last month, IQ similar to our 8 elements or 7? what do you think?

IQ and contrast wise, it is closer to an asph Summicron lens than the pre asph lenses .

Great colors and "depth" !

On the M240:

 

 

 

Mechanically on par or better made than a Leica lens .

My 2 centavos

JM

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30 minutes ago, Brilliant Observer said:

I was thinking to buy this lens last month, IQ similar to our 8 elements or 7? what do you think?

I like the lens very much. For the past 10 - 12 years, it's my most used non-Leica lens on M bodies. I believe its design was based on the W-Nikkor 35/1.8 ltm/S. Performance is more close to Summicron 35 iv (7-element) than the 8-element version. The MFD is between 0.8-0.9 mm that you might find a bit limiting. The workmanship of the lens is better than any of Leica Summicron 35s. There are few others also use this lens and hope they will also comment on their experience.  

 

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Konica Hexanon 35/2 UC ltm + M9

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35 UC Hexanon f2 on Ektachrome/ M2

 

On a M10-P:

 

 

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10 minutes ago, JMF said:

IQ and contrast wise, it is closer to an asph Summicron lens than the pre asph lenses .

Great colors and "depth" !

On the M240:

 

 

 

Mechanically on par or better made than a Leica lens .

My 2 centavos

JM

Fully agree with @JMF about the color rendering. 

Konica Hexanon 35/2 UC ltm + M9

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7 minutes ago, JMF said:

IQ and contrast wise, it is closer to an asph Summicron lens than the pre asph lenses .

Great colors and "depth" !

On the M240:

 

 

 

Mechanically on par or better made than a Leica lens .

My 2 centavos

JM

Thanks for the images, very detailed visual effects, back ground blur is not as artistic as V1 8 ele, also not as contrast as 8 ele in colour. However, I found summicron V1 sometime can be a bit overwhelming. Konica Hexar 35/2 is very pleasing. I do feel in street photography, as Ocean2059 introduced, it has some similarities with summicron V4.

Cheers!

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10 minutes ago, Brilliant Observer said:

Thanks for the images, very detailed visual effects, back ground blur is not as artistic as V1 8 ele, also not as contrast as 8 ele in colour. However, I found summicron V1 sometime can be a bit overwhelming. Konica Hexar 35/2 is very pleasing. I do feel in street photography, as Ocean2059 introduced, it has some similarities with summicron V4.

Cheers!

The Konica Hexar 35mm f2 is another lens. So is the 35/2 Hexanon M !

35/2 ex Hexar AF lens M converted by Miyazaki on M9M:

 

 

 

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There are four versions of Konica 35 lenses that I know of, two ltm versions, a Konica Hexanon (silver), and a Konica Hexanon UC (BP), a M version, Konica Hexanon-M, and converted version from Konica Hexar 35 AF camera. The two ltm versions have the same optical design but different coatings (UC for Ultra Coating). The converted lens from Hexar 35 AF is similar to both ltm versions, but latest Konica Hexanon-M version has a different optical formula. 

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Konica Hexanon 35/2 UC ltm + M9

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12 minutes ago, ocean2059 said:

There are four versions of Konica 35 lenses that I know of, two ltm versions, a Konica Hexanon (silver), and a Konica Hexanon UC (BP), a M version, Konica Hexanon-M, and converted version from Konica Hexar 35 AF camera. The two ltm versions have the same optical design but different coatings (UC for Ultra Coating). The converted lens from Hexar 35 AF is similar to both ltm versions, but latest Konica Hexanon-M version has a different optical formula. 

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Konica Hexanon 35/2 UC ltm + M9

very educational guide! seem to be one of the best companions on Leica CCD 

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