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Here are a couple (also recently posted in "The view from older glass" thread) from the Sonnetar 50/1.1 on the M240. First one wide open, 2nd one @ f/5.6.

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These were taken with the ISM 50/1.0 (despite my initial reservations due to heavy CA, I couldn't resist getting one when a perfectly calibrated BP copy became available). Both wide open on the M10.

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M10 + Perar 28/4

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Perar 35/3.5 on M9-P

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I didn't doubt it would, but the Perar 28mm f4 works pretty well on the M10 Monochrom too.

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35mm f1.4 Apoquallia-G on Portra 400

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Some pictures taken in Porsche Museum (and of the drinks aferwards) with the MS-Optics 50mm 1.0 ISM @ f/1.4 on Leica M10

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This is a black and white conversion from a photo taken with an M10-D using the MS Optics 50 ISM f/1.0 shot wide open mid day.  

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The lens is very nice to work with, not hard to focus even wide open fairly close to the subject. It sharpens up nicely as you stop it down and I haven’t noticed focus shift through the rangefinder (but I haven’t tested that too meticulously).

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Carl Zeiss Tessar 35/3.5 adapted by MS-Optical for M or LTM cameras, in black paint and silver versions. Famous triplet lens of Yashica T4 and T5 film bodies from the nineties. I use it on the digital CL essentially where it shines at all subject distances, including with the current Leica macro adapter. Matches perfectly another favorite triplet of mine, the Elmar-M 50/2.8. Seems to work fine on the M240 too (pic below at f/5.6). 

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8 hours ago, modenaboy said:


This is a black and white conversion from a photo taken with an M10-D using the MS Optics 50 ISM f/1.0 shot wide open mid day.  


 

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The lens is very nice to work with, not hard to focus even wide open fairly close to the subject. It sharpens up nicely as you stop it down and I haven’t noticed focus shift through the rangefinder (but I haven’t tested that too meticulously).

Really liking the ghost bike 

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5 hours ago, FrozenInTime said:

Really liking the ghost bike 

Thank you. The lens is really interesting in how it sees things. Although the bokeh is pretty wild at f/1.0, I like how it renders things like that.


It almost looks like the bike is in motion on a long exposure shot, but the shutter was at 1/4000s and I don’t recall anyone being near the bike moving it. 
 

I’m glad you noticed it, that is one of my favorite elements, and the lens gets that sort of bokeh with other wide open photos on different subjects as well. 

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MS-Sonnetar 50mm f/1.1 x M246

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