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M-E220 + Cron 40

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Really happy to have recently scored a second copy of the rokkor version of this gem .  
 

Of course this pulls up 50mm frame lines on M bodies but now I have 2 of them I’m thinking to swap over the mount from a 28mm m-rokkor on one of them as I think this will pull up 35 frame lines on the M.   The un-modified version will continue to trigger 40mm framelines on my minolta CLE  

(the seller had a copy of the 28:2.8 rokkor with the white spots problem that those lenses had, so threw it in the deal as a write-off). 
 

life is good !

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A pretty random 40:2 m-rokkor happy snapshot to celebrate. 
only one I have handy on my phone but sums up my feelings.  
40:2 tri-x. 

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5 minutes ago, Al Brown said:

This lens is basically the exact same double Gauss construction as the Summicron 35/2 V2 (or V3) so any of these.

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If I buy another cron it would be v2 or v3 for this reason. Although I think the little extra compression of the 40mm makes it really nice. 

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M4-2, Summicron 40, Fuji C200

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Leica M4-2, Summicron 40, Fuji C200

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The rubber lens hood on mine came apart. As I am using it on the digital CL, I found out that the rubber lens hood of the matching 90mm Elmar-C fits nicely onto the Summicron-C and does not vignette at all, the CL having a smaller sensor.

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Fuji X-E3 + Summicron C 40mm

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