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50 Kinoptik f2 - M3 - Provia 100

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Hi, Autobahn-photography, a special kind of street-photography,😉 on the A3, heading south (M9 - Elmarit 2,8/28 v4, f 5,6 ; crop) :

 

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13 minutes ago, yorda@ said:

Following our conversation, Colors aren’t that off;)

 

 

 

Yes, all is well !

50 Kinoptik f2 - M3 - Provia 100

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1 hour ago, yorda@ said:

Really nice Ecar, didn’t thought the 35 will fit this nicely in the M10M

Thanks. Well, the Kino 35/2 doesn't quite cover the FF sensor entirely (esp. wide open at infinity, of course), but a proper conversion should get you nearly there. Small dark corners and/or some degree of fall-off are to be expected depending on subject distance and aperture. If it bothers you, you can either (a) choose your subjects carefully, (b) remove some vignetting in post or (c) take it into account when framing and very slightly crop your images - or a combination of these. I try to avoid (c) but it's sometimes inevitable. Yes, this is one of the lenses that make you work for your images, but isn't it part of the fun?

Here's another one, again with the Kinoptik 35/2 on the M10M (f/2 or f/2.8, no crop, using (a) method😉 only).

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This one is the result of applying both method (a) and a bit of (b). No crop.

Btw, colours are gorgeous too with this lens - rich, warm, cinematic. I must have posted a couple here a while ago, but I'll try and get some more.

M10M + 195X converted Kinoptik Apochromat 35/2, wide open

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Following the above discussion, 

I usually crop the (full frame 3x2) shots taken with the 35 Kinoptik f2 lenses to the 4X3 format:

35mm Kinoptik Foyer f2 Leica M converted on the SL 601, 4X3 cropped:

 

 

 

At a very close distance, the vignetting goes away: 

Same combo  in full frame 3x2 (no crop):

 

 

Best , JM.

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Uncropped shot taken with the 35 Kinoptik f2  Focale on the M10

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One of my favourite spots...

M10P ASC + 1949 Angenieux S1 50/1.8 (Rectaflex converted to M), wide open

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Leica M10-P & Summicron Rigid 50mm F2

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50  Kinoptik f2  -  Provia 100 - M3

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M10M with Summicron 50mm Rigid V1

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M10P ASC + 1949 Angenieux S1 50/1.8 (Rectaflex converted to M), 1st @ f/5.6 and 2nd @ f/2.8

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M10P ASC + 1954 Angenieux S21 50/1.5 (Rectaflex converted to M), both wide open, 2nd one @ MFD

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summilux 35 pre-asph v2

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