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9 minutes ago, farnz said:

Are you satisfied with Skylanney's workmanship, Jean-Marc?  (I'm not suggesting that you might not be, I just haven't seen any feedback from happy or disappointed customers.)

Pete.

 

1947 Carl Zeiss Jens 50/2 Sonnar with M10

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Hello Pete,

 

yes, I am very satisfied with Chris Andreyo / Skyllaney's craftmanship.  Just went to visit him last week in Scotland and I have been impressed by his equipment and competence.

Chris@Skyllaney shot on 35 Summilux pre asph v2 1967 with M10-P

 

Chris @Skyllaney shot on 90mm Angénieux P1 1.8 1957 on M10-P

 

Best, Jean-Marc

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4 hours ago, JMF said:

yes, I am very satisfied with Chris Andreyo / Skyllaney's craftmanship.  Just went to visit him last week in Scotland and I have been impressed by his equipment and competence.

+1. Chris and Vita are a pleasure to deal with!

Same camera, lens and aperture as above.

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Customary test shots of the garden variety...

M10P ASC + converted 196X TH Cooke Deep Field Panchro 100/2.5, both wide open

 

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2 inch f2 Elcan Leica M adapted on M10-P ASC

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2 inch f2 Elcan Leica M adapted on M10-P ASC

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Tokyo Kogaku Topcor-S 5cm F2 V2, M10M

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Kitchen - Leica MM1 (CCD) Summilux 35mm pre-asph Orange filter

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5 hours ago, Erato said:

Tokyo Kogaku Topcor-S 5cm F2 V2, M10M

No tripod, no perspective control. Post-process contrast +15. No further adjustment. The fibonacci spiral layer is a preview feature added from the "Grid" options upon the Capture One 22 Pro panel.

 

Another shot on the same day, same combo, similar process without fibonacci spiral layer.

 

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M10P ASC + 1947 Fritz Kuhnert Evar 40/2 (Efka 24 converted to M), all wide open

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20 hours ago, Erato said:

Tokyo Kogaku Topcor-S 5cm F2 V2, M10M

Interesting.  Did you intend to have the Golden Spiral crop guide on photo?  Second, how did you get it to print with the photo?  Also, is the Topcor-S a screw mount with M adapter?

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Leitz Summicron 35mm mounted on the macro adapter of the M-Elmar (somehow the 35mm - and also a 50mm - lens fits not good and turns heavy, adapter seems to have features that expect an Macro-Elmar 90mm)

But result is great.

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36 minutes ago, RayD28 said:

Interesting.  Did you intend to have the Golden Spiral crop guide on photo?  Second, how did you get it to print with the photo?  Also, is the Topcor-S a screw mount with M adapter?

Hi Ray, many thanks for your faves.

I'd like to address your questions below:

  • Did you intend to have the Golden Spiral crop guide on photo?
    • Not really, I don't crop photos indeed. The overlapped photo above was a test of the fibonacci spiral layer overlapped against the M10M full frame sizing. And of cause, it would be just fine when the grid type is Rectangular.
  • Second, how did you get it to print with the photo?
    • I am not going to print this photo since it was a screen shot even it was taken on a 6K display.
  • Also, is the Topcor-S a screw mount with M adapter?
    • Yes, it is a vintage L39/LTM lens manufactured in Japan back in 1956.
    • L-M adapter -- Rayqual Mount Adaptor for Leica M body to L Lenses 50-75mm Made in Japan

Cheers,

Erato

Tokyo Kogaku Topcor-S 5cm F2 V2, LTM, M10M

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10 minutes ago, Erato said:

Hi Ray, many thanks for your faves.

I'd like to address your questions below:

  • Did you intend to have the Golden Spiral crop guide on photo?
    • Not really, I don't crop photos indeed. The overlapped photo above was a test of the fibonacci spiral layer overlapped against the M10M full frame sizing. And of cause, it would be just fine when the grid type is Rectangular.
  • Second, how did you get it to print with the photo?
    • I am not going to print this photo since it was a screen shot even it was taken on a 6K display.
  • Also, is the Topcor-S a screw mount with M adapter?
    • Yes, it is a vintage L39/LTM lens manufactured in Japan back in 1956.
    • L-M adapter -- Rayqual Mount Adaptor for Leica M body to L Lenses 50-75mm Made in Japan

Cheers,

Erato

 

Tokyo Kogaku Topcor-S 5cm F2 V2, LTM, M10M

Thanks for the reply.  I've considered getting a Topcor and your photo makes me want to get one even more.  Not sure if I need another 50 (three as of now) but your photos are making me think, can one have too many 50's?  🙂

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17 minutes ago, RayD28 said:

Thanks for the reply.  I've considered getting a Topcor and your photo makes me want to get one even more.  Not sure if I need another 50 (three as of now) but your photos are making me think, can one have too many 50's?  🙂

I'm enjoying subtle differences against multiple 50mm and 35mm lenses.

And I believed that there are many pals here feels the same as I do, especially vintage lenses are exquisite and fabulous to me.

 

Tokyo Kogaku Topcor-S 5cm F2 V2, LTM, M10-P

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Leica M9 with Elmar-C 1:4/90 (originally designed for the film Leica CL).  An under-rated lens in my view, affordable and very portable compared with the APO-Summicron.

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M10P ASC + converted 196X TH Cooke Speed Panchro 75/2 Ser. II, probably @ f/2.8

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M10 + Canon 50mm 1.2 LTM

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90mm Angénieux P1 f1.8 LTM  (1955) on M10-P

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90mm Angénieux P1 f1.8 LTM  (1955) on M10-P

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