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There`s enough written about the new, old Noctilux, and I don`t want to bore anyone with repeated informations on this lens. For information I can highly recommend Jono Slacks review in this forum.

But I guess, some of you are eagerly waiting for more pictures from this beautiful lens. All I want to point out for now is, that the handling of this lens is the most pleasant of all Noctiluxes so far. It has a long focus throw which I have to get used to. But this is the only downside I see and everyone, who is used to older Leica lenses, is familiar with this characteristic. 

Make your own judgement by looking at the following pics, which are all taken at f/1,2 in the streets of Berlin.

Of course everybody is welcome to post their own images with this lens.

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Leica M6. Leica 50mm f1.2 Noctilux lens.  Tri-X rated at 800, developed 7:45 in XTOL stock with added Rodinal 1:100. 20 degrees Celsius. 

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To be continued. 

Maybe a side by side comparison of the Noctilux and the Summilux V2 from 1967 is of interest for some of you:

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58 minutes ago, Wonzo said:

To be continued. 

Maybe a side by side comparison of the Noctilux and the Summilux V2 from 1967 is of interest for some of you:

 

No, but I would be interested to see what you can do with this lens on Portra 400, Delta 100 and Tri-X.

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