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I'm taking my 109 and Sofort as well so I think this will be enough film. If not I figure I can probably find somewhere in London to buy more. :)

 

As for the lenses, I just finished a road trip through the American Wild West, The Badlands, Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone and a bunch of towns in between. I took 35, 50 and 90mm, I used the 90mm about 25% of the time but I never used the 35mm, because of this I'm going to leave the 35 at home and see how it goes.

 

I think that the 35 would be beneficial in London. If I am taking photos in London I usually take only a 28.

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Ah don't tempt me :p I give in to temptations too easily~~

Sorry, Rus. I can't help you with that ...

 

Get one. You know you want to. How about a lovely non-self timer model. Button rewind just to be different ;)

Really it's the only practical way to shoot both lenses side by side. Alternatively colour and B&W, slide and neg, fast film and slow film, etc ...

 

Enjoy! :)

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Sorry, Rus. I can't help you with that ...

 

Get one. You know you want to. How about a lovely non-self timer model. Button rewind just to be different ;)

Really it's the only practical way to shoot both lenses side by side. Alternatively colour and B&W, slide and neg, fast film and slow film, etc ...

 

Enjoy! :)

 

That's a nice picture you are painting there haha..

I might indeed consider getting a non-self timer one if one surfaces at some point XD

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I think that the 35 would be beneficial in London. If I am taking photos in London I usually take only a 28.

 

I've never found a 35mm to be very useful in London, most of my film shooting there has been done with a 50mm. If I wanted wide I used 24mm back in my SLR days. Nowadays I don't photograph the landmarks much, it'll be mostly street photography.

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I've never found a 35mm to be very useful in London, most of my film shooting there has been done with a 50mm. If I wanted wide I used 24mm back in my SLR days. Nowadays I don't photograph the landmarks much, it'll be mostly street photography.

 

Fair point. Probably the difference between visiting and working there, as I did.

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Another look of the M2 with the Summicron-C 40/2

 

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M2 with 35f2.8 C-Biogon-perhaps the perfect travel companion loaded with Ektar 100 or TriX.

 

M2 with 35f1.2 Nokton with TriX or HP5-perhaps the best available light film combo.  I have owned more M2's then any other M camera.  Mine is now teamed with a M5 for when a meter is needed.

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M2 with Lux 50 Pre-A LTM

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Does anyone know when (serial #) Leica switched from button rewind to lever?

 

I've just acquired an M2 circa 1959 sight unseen and curious what version I purchased. The vendor doesn't know because it's shipped and on it's way to me now. I like surprises but also should have asked more questions before purchasing!!

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