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M8 mit Objektivkopf des Summicron 2/50 an Naheinstellgerät SOMKY. Entfernung ca. 48 cm (naheste Einstellung).

 

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... und so schick sieht die M8 mit dem SOMKY aus:

 

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M8, Objektivkopf des Hektor 4,5/135 mit Visoflex am Balgengerät

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... und so schick sieht das dann aus:

 

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Here's few shots from Amatrice, a small town in Italy hit by a very strong earthquake last August. Couldn't get too close to the ruins as it's all very dangerous. Shot with Voigtlander 35mm F1.4

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What a beautiful place name and then such disastrous destruction.
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M8 mit Objektivkopf des Summicron 2/50 an Naheinstellgerät SOMKY. Entfernung ca. 48 cm (naheste Einstellung)...

 

... und so schick sieht die M8 mit dem SOMKY aus:...

 

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M8, Objektivkopf des Hektor 4,5/135 mit Visoflex am Balgengerät...

 

... und so schick sieht das dann aus:...

 

@Kalle, with equally small photo equipment (M8.2, Summicron 50 collapsible and SOMKY) I walk around gladly.
If you use a Visoflex on the M8, how do you determine the smaller image caused by the crop factor?
 
@Kalle, mit ebenso kleiner Fotoausrüstung (M8.2, Summicron 50 versenkbar und SOMKY) wandere ich gerne herum.
Wenn Du einen Visoflex an der M8 einsetzt, wie bestimmst Du den kleineren Bildausschnitt verursacht durch den Crop Faktor?
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@Kalle, with equally small photo equipment (M8.2, Summicron 50 collapsible and SOMKY) I walk around gladly.
If you use a Visoflex on the M8, how do you determine the smaller image caused by the crop factor?
 
@Kalle, mit ebenso kleiner Fotoausrüstung (M8.2, Summicron 50 versenkbar und SOMKY) wandere ich gerne herum.
Wenn Du einen Visoflex an der M8 einsetzt, wie bestimmst Du den kleineren Bildausschnitt verursacht durch den Crop Faktor?

 

 

@mnutzer,

 

hier ein Zitat aus meinen "Historischen Fototechniken":

 

"Nur für Leica M8:

Die Größe des Sensors der M8 hat das Format 18 x 27 mm (Cropfaktor 1,33). Daher habe ich mit Faserstift entsprechende Markierungen auf der Visoflex-Mattscheibe angebracht*.

Das Motiv, auf das scharf gestellt wird, muss sich innerhalb des markierten Feldes befinden.

 

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*Anmerkung: Das Mattscheibenfeld beim Visoflex II und Visoflex III hat eine Diagonale von 40 mm über die abgerundeten Ecken.

Die Crop-Diagonale muss daher 40 : 1,33 = 30,075, also rund 30 mm betragen. Ich markiere daher von den 4 Ecken der Mattscheibe aus eine jeweils 5 mm lange Teildiagonale. Siehe Abbildung „Sensorfeld der Leica M8“."

 

 

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The diagonal of the Visoflex focusing screen is 40 mm. 
The Crop of the M8 is 1,33.
 
You have to part 40 mm through 1,33.
The Result is 30 mm.
 
From each corner mark now 5 mm.
 
(For more look at my picture Sensorfeld der Leica M8 in "Historischen Fototechniken").
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@Kalle, thanks for the reference with the diagonal of 5mm.
This I will try to keep in mind and subtract with head calculus in future.
Since Visoflex focusing screens are scarcely available yet, I would not like to label one separately.
Years ago, I 'converted' a Visoflex focusing screen by overpowering cleaning into a clear screen.
The back coating is not engraved but only vaporized.
 
@Kalle, vielen Dank für den Hinweis mit der Diagonale von 5mm.
Das werde ich versuchen in Erinnerung zu behalten und mit Kopfrechnen abzuziehen.
Da Visoflex-Mattscheiben kaum noch erhältlich sind, möchte ich keine extra beschriften.
Vor Jahren habe ich eine Visoflex-Mattscheibe durch übereifriges Putzen in eine Klarscheibe 'umgerüstet'. 
Die Rückseitenbeschichtung ist nicht eingraviert sondern nur aufgedampft.
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Markierungen des Bildfeldes der M8

 

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Es ist die glatte Seite der Visoflex-Einstellscheibe, auf der die Markierungen angebracht werden. Die Seite, die bestimmt schon hunderte Male geputzt worden ist.
Es besteht keine Gefahr einer Beschädigung! Die Markierungen lassen sich leicht mit Alkohol wieder entfernen.
 
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It is the smooth side on which I have attached markers. It is the site that has been cleaned hundreds of times.
There is no risk of damage. If you no longer need the labels, you may clean it with alcohol.
 
 
 
 

 

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