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M10P ASC + converted 1957 Meyer-Optik Goerlitz Trioplan 50/2.9 V, both probably wide open or perhaps @ f/4

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M240 + 1956 Konishiroku L-Hexanon 50/1.9 LTM, 1st @ f/4 and 2nd @ f/2.8

Should anyone be interested, I took these in the Parma Cathedral (or Duomo) a few years ago.

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1 hour ago, Ecar said:

Should anyone be interested, I took these in the Parma Cathedral (or Duomo) a few years ago.

I am interested because they're such an interestingly and ornately decorated vault and cupola, so thank you, E. 👍

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M-P w/Elmar-M 135.

 

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Sankyo Kohki Komura f=200 1:4.5 with M10 Monochrom:

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M10-D, 1964 Leitz Canada 135mm f2.8 Elmarit (goggles)

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17 hours ago, Ecar said:

M10P ASC + converted 1957 Meyer-Optik Goerlitz Trioplan 50/2.9 V, both probably wide open or perhaps @ f/4

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Interesting lens Ecar, I really like the rendering in these photos.

Did you get it converted to M-Mount yourself, with rangefinder focussing?

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1 hour ago, robbie3 said:

Interesting lens Ecar, I really like the rendering in these photos.

Did you get it converted to M-Mount yourself, with rangefinder focussing?

Hey, Robbie. Yes, those Trioplans are interesting - as long as you are not too fussy about edge sharpness...😉 They are obviously triplets, each with its own twist: the 50/2.9 shows bold colours and, if that's your thing, the 100/2.8 can produce 'soap bubble bokeh' in the appropriate conditions. The MOG Primoplans are more corrected (they added a doublet to the triplet IIRC) and usually better behaved. I did indeed have these converted - and RF coupled in the process, of course. I must have posted a good dozen pictures taken with this lens in this thread, but here's another, again with the Trioplan 50/2.9 V (where "V" stands for "Vergütet" i.e., coated) on the M10P ASC, probably wide open.

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I never cease to be impressed by the MeyerOptik lenses on my SL/SL2 camera bodies – my collection now comprises seven lenses: five vintage models from the 1950s and 1960s and two modern versions from 2023 (Gen.2). Each lens has its own unique character and charm. While the Trioplan lenses have already been mentioned, the Orestegor and Orestor stand out with completely different characteristics – as does the Lydith, which in turn has its own very special qualities.

here a picture with the 
MeyerOptik-Telemegor 180mm/5.5-M42 

 

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4 hours ago, Ecar said:

Hey, Robbie. Yes, those Trioplans are interesting - as long as you are not too fussy about edge sharpness...😉 They are obviously triplets, each with its own twist: the 50/2.9 shows bold colours and, if that's your thing, the 100/2.8 can produce 'soap bubble bokeh' in the appropriate conditions. The MOG Primoplans are more corrected (they added a doublet to the triplet IIRC) and usually better behaved. I did indeed have these converted - and RF coupled in the process, of course. I must have posted a good dozen pictures taken with this lens in this thread, but here's another, again with the Trioplan 50/2.9 V (where "V" stands for "Vergütet" i.e., coated) on the M10P ASC, probably wide open.

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Many thanks for the reply Ecar, they do look very characterful lenses (in a good way).

Perhaps I’ll try one when I get bored of my current lens minimalist phase 🙃

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Colorado.  M11.  35mm summicron v 4. 

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35mm Summilux v1 1964 + M10-P

 

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35mm Summilux v1 1964 + M10-P

 

 

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Monochrom (original) and Contax G 28mm Biogon

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1949 Zeiss 50/1.5 Opton Sonnar with M9P.  If memory serves this was shot at f/4 to avoid blowing the highlights.

The lens had a little difficulty with the bright highlights but still showed the characteristic Sonnar softness in the out of focus areas.

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Size isn't everything, both Fiat 126s completed the 1/4 mile track in just over 10 seconds, crossing the line at around 134mph.

M10-D, 1964 Leitz Canada 135mm f2.8 Elmarit (goggles)

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Through a fence darkly - warming the tyres on a Plymouth Barracuda

M10-D, 1964 Leitz Canada 135mm f2.8 Elmarit (goggles)

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M11 + 1961 Nikkor 28/3.5 LTM, wide open

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Same camera, lens and aperture as above

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And with a 35mm !

35mm Summilux 1964 & M10-P

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