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Interested to hear which lenses you use and what you recommend in the 28mm/35mm range of M type Leica/Zeiss/Voightlander lenses 

Also has there been any development on any third party lenses working with the EOS adaptor?  In the 24-70 range?

 

Many Thanks

 

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If you want biting sharp and vivid colors, put on a Summicron 35 aspherical.

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If you want something variously called painterly, subdued, older style, and film-looking, put on a Summilux 35 pre-aspherical.

Check eBay for adapters. The generic ones work fine. If you find none direct to SL, you can even stack an adapter that takes the lens to M-mount and then a generic M-to-L mount adapter.

 

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I often use a Summicron-M 35 f2 ASPH on my SL and think it is probably my all-time favorite 35mm lens (although the Summicron-R 35 f2 is close). I much prefer it to the highly regarded Zeiss ZM 35 f1.4. The Cron is really easy to focus with the camera's great EVF. I also own a Leica Q and cannot praise its Summilux 28 f1.7 too highly. That would be my recommendation if you are at all interested in a fixed lens single focal length camera.

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The Zeiss 35/1.4 is one of the few M mount lenses I have kept for use on the SL. Performance is similar to the Summilux 35/1.4 but costs a whole lot less. 

The Novoflex EOS/NIK AF adapter is flaky and I'm afraid it's 'try before you buy'  .... particularly with 3rd party lenses. 

As above, the 35/2 is excellent as well ..... but avoid the older versions as they are not so good on digital sensors. 

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