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Tokyo Kogaku Topcor 3.5cm f2.8, LTM, M10M

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11311 Summicron-M 35mm f/2, V4, M10M

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35mm APO M11 silverEFx  f4. 1/125. ISO 64

Unless I am printing this as a billboard, not sure I needed the resolution. However, It does let me crop in on a different shot.

 

 

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F/2.8 Summaron (the kind with goggles) on M3, Foma 200 @ 64, PMK)  I've been enjoying the goggled Summaron. I find the f/3.5 Summaron a little mushy in the corners for the kind of stuff I do, but this 2.8 really holds up nicely. The transformed viewfinder view isn't bad either.

 

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35 Summicron 8 elements - Ilford Pan F50

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35 Summilux v2 pre asph 1969 on M10-P

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35 Nikonos f2.5 on M6 with Kodak Vision3 200T 

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35mm summicron 8 elements on M9M

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Nisabost this afternoon.  Isle of Harris.

M10-R BP

35mm summicron asph v1

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The crane

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M9-Monochrome, Summicron 35mm 8E

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The love of imperfections at Leica (--> J. Greer ad: The beauty of imperfection) comes at the wrong moment

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The camera's are so perfect you would need artefacts to cut corners somewhere

M10R/Summicron 35mm 8E (construction workers in the early morning sun, Antwerp)

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The conductors view (Queen Elisabeth Hall, Antwerp)

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M246M + M-Summaron 35/2.8

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4 hours ago, Artin said:

Its been almost 10 years since I had a 35 mm Summicron in front of my camera , I had forgotten just how amazing the colours and the image quality of a simple 35mm Summicron can be. I just picked up this new 35mm asph V2 shot with SL2 

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Hi Artin

Noticed you referred to crons being «simple» by definition. Simple as opposed to advanced… or simple as opposed to expensive… or… 😉Personally I never got the chance to forget how good crons are 👍

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cron 35mm asph 

 

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Not a picture taken with a 35mm, but a picture of the best (tied with the lux pre-asph) Leica 35mm lens :D I’m just too happy that I was able to get a very clean 8 elements Summicron after a few years of not owning one…I sold it stupidly and then prices just doubled out of nowhere…Didn’t think I would ever own one again, so I’m really happy to have it back in the family! :D My M3 is arriving tomorrow so until then, it stays on the MP. Will share pics here once developed! 

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If you shoot vertical and then crop the top square you're basically using it as a "poor mans shift" which doesn't need software perspective correction 😎

Worked well on the new appartment building with an exosceleton in Nieuw Zuid, Antwerp

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Sony A7ii + M-Summaron 35/2.8

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M240p+V35 1.2II

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Handheld 1/25 with a M10-R is possible - but only in heaven

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Het Elfde Gebod, Antwerpen. Summicron 35mm

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