undelgrau
Newbie
Hi,
I bought a second hand Leica M8 and I wanna buy a 28 mm Elmarit type II for a good price. Do you know if it is compatible with M8?. I say this because the list of codes that I found on the Internet, this model is not listed. Any problem with it?.
thanks
I bought a second hand Leica M8 and I wanna buy a 28 mm Elmarit type II for a good price. Do you know if it is compatible with M8?. I say this because the list of codes that I found on the Internet, this model is not listed. Any problem with it?.
thanks
kbg32
neo-romanticist
No, I have a type II. Works great.
undelgrau
Newbie
thank's a lot
thank's a lot
Thank's for your reply. So i'll go for it. Now i only need to find a hood. Anyone know where to buy one? (better in Europe)
Thanks again
AHH! nice gallery
thank's a lot
No, I have a type II. Works great.
Thank's for your reply. So i'll go for it. Now i only need to find a hood. Anyone know where to buy one? (better in Europe)
Thanks again
AHH! nice gallery
SDH
Newbie
Agreed - I had a v2 which I used with both M8 and M9. Worked really well - excellent color, sharpness, and flare resistance.
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
For lenses of 35/50 mm and longer the six-bit code is only useful for getting them into EXIF. There are no noticable lens-specific in-camera corrections.
undelgrau
Newbie
do you encoded it?
do you encoded it?
Thank's everyone...
have you encoded the lens?. Which code must use?
do you encoded it?
Agreed - I had a v2 which I used with both M8 and M9. Worked really well - excellent color, sharpness, and flare resistance.
Thank's everyone...
have you encoded the lens?. Which code must use?
cidereye
Film Freak
Thank's everyone...
have you encoded the lens?. Which code must use?
I would guess you just code it as a type III (000011) :-
http://whimster-photography.com/leica_m_lens_codes/index.html
undelgrau
Newbie
I would guess you just code it as a type III (000011) :-
http://whimster-photography.com/leica_m_lens_codes/index.html
thank's a lot
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
But be aware that the Elmarit is a lens adjusted to film tolerances, which may not be precise enough for an M8/9. Even if it seems to be focussing OK on a film body it may well be that it needs to be recalibrated to M8/9 standards.
undelgrau
Newbie
But be aware that the Elmarit is a lens adjusted to film tolerances, which may not be precise enough for an M8/9. Even if it seems to be focussing OK on a film body it may well be that it needs to be recalibrated to M8/9 standards.
GLUPSSSS!!!. I bought it yesterday. I'll see
thank's
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
Having it adjusted is no big deal for any competent Leica technician.
Share:
-
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.