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Tony C.

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I would guess a 50 from the angle of view. Possibly a 75, but I suspect not.

Contrast is moderately low, so I'd guess it's an oldie.

I've never used a 50/1, but there's nothing swirly about this.

Hard to tell aperture, because there's nothing in clear focus.

The edge of the point spread is well defined, so it's a well corrected lens, so I'd guess 1960s based on the degree of correction and contrast. Or a 1970s wide open.

There's a hint of oof artifacting (faux lines produced by point spread), which is somewhat rare in Leica and more common in Zeiss.

 

So... I'd have to join Carsten... a classic Sonnar 50/1.5. Were these made as late as the 60s? Or did you buy Jack's Canon 50?

 

Interesting analysis. It's a (modern, though limited edition) M-Hexanon 50mm 1.2. That image was shot wide-open at dusk. I've made a few more comments a couple of posts above yours.

 

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Tony C.

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Interesting analysis. It's a (modern, though limited edition) M-Hexanon 50mm 1.2. That image was shot wide-open at dusk. I've made a few more comments a couple of posts above yours.

I feel a bit foolish for not noticing you had actually revealed the lens before I posted! :o

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