mmradman

I think 28mm will return more keepers than 21mm. For my second trips to Vancouver used M10M and M10R each camera paired with dedicated 28 and 50 lenses also WATE but it contributed small number of shots (less than 1%), this is after first trip where I have on my disposal focal lengths from 16 to 400mm, combining M246 with Z9 and selection of Leica/Voightlander M and Nikon Z lenses

Fantastic seascape. If Adriatic, which vantage point?

Well long fast lenses have own appeal, personally I am happy pairing 50mm with Summilux 75/Nokton 75mm, biggest problem is my eyesight when using RF for focusing. With respect to 50mm v4 I think it is keeper for me, it is smooth lens. Despite all Leica optical goodness there are annoying ninja stars and onion rings in most ASPH lenses and some older lenses also.

In my hands since early July, to give myself chance of focused shot at maximum aperture used Nikon Z7. Picture shows dog, lens is anything but. Probably works equally well on SL cameras. On M camera in good light and stopped down it produces lovely sun stars.

M10R with 2 day old Voigtlander M APO Lanthar 28mm f2. Slightly cropped and coded in camera as Summicron 28, provides brighter corners.

M10R with Voigtlander M APO Lanthar 28mm f2, shot at max aperture and slightly cropped plus few minor tweaks in ACR. Lens coded in camera as Summicron 28mm as provides brighter corners than non coded.

One more from Granville Fish Market, M10M with APO Summicron M 50mm.

Glue two standard rear lens caps together and it works. Did anyone mentioned Billingham 😅

Essex Bridge, Staffordshire UK, M10M with APO Summicron M 50mm.

Recent trip to Vancouver, view from Cypress Mountain south with Mt Baker covered in snow some 100km away. M10R with Voigtlander M APO Lanthar 50mm f3.5. Edit, conflict with spell checker

Another one outside the market hall, same camera and lens.

After almost 10 years with M246 acquired M10M primarily as companion to newly acquired M10R-BP. Recently put both cameras to road test. Image shared was taken with M10M and APO Summicron M 50mm, venue Granville Fish Market in Vancouver, BC.

Lot of posts make mention of some trully excellent brands, what post omit to mention that some of them are not in business at least not for photographic filters. Two brands likely going out are Heliopan and Marumi, I have filters from both houses and am saddened to see them go. How did I found out? Recently I was hunting for orange 43mm filter and in the process combed the web and spoken with retailers in the know. Eventually got Marumi Orange in 43mm via eBay from Japanese dealer.

I believe it was launched with “Soviet” version of M240. Note, CCCP collapsed in 1990. what do I think, Slava Ukraini

Same scene with M246 and Voigtlander Nokton 75mm f1.5 stopped down.