Ronald_H
Don't call me Ron
A local collector has one of these. I was thinking of buying it for my M2. Can anyone tell me a bit more about this lens? I'm not a Canon expert.
ferider
Veteran
It can only be an 85/2 or 1.9.
Good lens. Heavy. 48mm filter size. Double Gauss.
Roland.
Good lens. Heavy. 48mm filter size. Double Gauss.
Roland.
raid
Dad Photographer
Maybe it is the 85mm/2. There is no 90mm/2 based on my information.
payasam
a.k.a. Mukul Dube
I too do not think that Canon made a 90 mm. It may be an 85 or a 100.
raid
Dad Photographer
If it's the 100/2, then get that lens by all means.
M
M like Leica M6
Guest
No, no, no, it's a horrible lens...
what was the number of that collector? :angel:
what was the number of that collector? :angel:
gliderbee
Well-known
And what would be a reasonable price for a lens like that in good condition (I know one also 
) ?
Stefan.
) ?Stefan.
stesm
Established
Which lens? So far 3 or 4 have been mentioned. The best guide I know of is:
http://members.aol.com/dcolucci/can.htm
http://members.aol.com/dcolucci/can.htm
Ronald_H
Don't call me Ron
It's a 85mm, site has been updated. Weird...
schmoozit
Schmoozit good...
I had a 85/1.9 that was fabulous. I heard that the 85/2 wasn't quite as good, but have no first hand experience. I'm interested in re-obtaining that lens, and a body to put it on, perhaps.
I have a few shots posted here with the 1.9 version.
I have a few shots posted here with the 1.9 version.
David Murphy
Veteran
I've had good results with the 85/2 Canon -- a little soft perhaps, but acceptable. It's one of the finest lenses I've ever handled as far as fit-and-finish are concerned -- like the Nikon 85/2 in that regard.
M
M like Leica M6
Guest
Today, I hit the "Buy it Now" button for a 2/100 Canon LTM lens which looks almost like new... ca. 500$ - as I live in Europe deals in that currency are not so bad... this is definitely less than I would have to pay for a user grade 2.8/90 Elmarit or similar.
dexdog
Veteran
That a good price on a lens in that condition. The 100/2 is a beauty.
M
M like Leica M6
Guest
Just a stupid question...
I have a VT deluxe and a Leica M6 plus LTM-M-adapter.
The VT has a 100mm finder. Does someone here use a 100mm lens on an M6? Of course, it only has brightlines for 90 or 135. Do you find the difference big? I would simply use the inner pat of the 90 as a guide for framing the motif and hope for the best. Attaching an extra viewfinder is not such a good idea at a very shallow depth of field...
I have a VT deluxe and a Leica M6 plus LTM-M-adapter.
The VT has a 100mm finder. Does someone here use a 100mm lens on an M6? Of course, it only has brightlines for 90 or 135. Do you find the difference big? I would simply use the inner pat of the 90 as a guide for framing the motif and hope for the best. Attaching an extra viewfinder is not such a good idea at a very shallow depth of field...
ferider
Veteran
100 and 105 work very well on an M6 (90mm framelines) from 3m onwards.
100/2 will be difficult to focus close up and wide open, though. Very shallow DOF.
Roland.
PS: congrats on a great lens.
100/2 will be difficult to focus close up and wide open, though. Very shallow DOF.
Roland.
PS: congrats on a great lens.
raid
Dad Photographer
Yes, the 105 lens is not easy to focus. I have been using a 105 on a SLR instead.
I've used a 10.5cm F2.5 on the M3 and on a Canon VI-T without problem.
On an M2, it will be a little tight close-up and wide-open.
The inner portion of the M3 framelines give about a 100% frame for the 10.5cm FOV.
On an M2, it will be a little tight close-up and wide-open.
The inner portion of the M3 framelines give about a 100% frame for the 10.5cm FOV.
projectbluebird
Film Abuser
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