21mm Super Angulon

[rodt16s]

HP5 @ 250 Perceptol 1+2


the big Spoon diner by Redt16s, on Flickr

 

[rodt16s]

HP5 @250 Peceptol 1+2


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A grand ride back by Redt16s, on Flickr[/URL]

 

[helen.HH]

HP5 @250 Peceptol 1+2
A grand ride back by Redt16s, on Flickr

Fantastic !!!
Adore the Bike shot...Wonderful Perspective of his Arm & the Buildings caving in behind him ...
.love it

 

[rodt16s]

Thank you Helen

 

[maddoc]

 

[stnwara]

Old Market
Leica M6 + Super Angulon-M 21mm F4, ILFORD HP5

 

[dennioL]

SA21, a great lens!

from Macau

 

[helen.HH]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/for...lenartemishill/]helenhill_HH[/url], on Flickr
Life is filled with Broken hearts...Broken shells by helenhill_HH, on Flickr

 

[matt335]

all such brilliant images - g.a.s. explosion imminent !!

 

[maddoc]

My Super-Angulon-M had to be serviced again ... two years after a full service by Leica Germany the front part of the lens had become loose (by standing unused on a cupboard for two years in the apt of my parents ...) Anyway, glad to have the lens back ...

TMZ @1600ASA (Tmax3200P) expired 2010

 

[JSU]

Gabor--

In the future if this happens you can tighten the front group pretty easily yourself.

The rear group unscrews as a module, it should be easy to remove. Then you can see a spanner nut that holds the front module in the lens body. Tighten this, but don't over tighten as it will stiffen the focussing. Then return the rear module.

I've done this numerous times with my own 21/3.4 SA.

--Steve

BTW, Great image!

My Super-Angulon-M had to be serviced again ... two years after a full service by Leica Germany the front part of the lens had become loose (by standing unused on a cupboard for two years in the apt of my parents ...) Anyway, glad to have the lens back ...

 

[maddoc]

Steve,

thanks a lot !! I have the tools and had the rear group unscrewed once so it would have been an easy job ! Leica Ginza charged me JPY8400 for this ....

Cheers,

Gabor

Gabor--

In the future if this happens you can tighten the front group pretty easily yourself.

The rear group unscrews as a module, it should be easy to remove. Then you can see a spanner nut that holds the front module in the lens body. Tighten this, but don't over tighten as it will stiffen the focussing. Then return the rear module.

I've done this numerous times with my own 21/3.4 SA.

--Steve

BTW, Great image!

 

[maddoc]

 

[helen.HH]

Glad to see You Out & About
With the SA Gabor
Always Loved the 21 in your Hands

 

[maddoc]

Thank you, Helen !! Now that it is fixed I should use it more ...

 

[fotomeow]

neopan1600...

shots like this are one of the reasons I bought the 21/3.4!
If I can approximate the quality characteristics of this photo,
I will be a happy camper!

 

[helen.HH]

shots like this are one of the reasons I bought the 21/3.4!
If I can approximate the quality characteristics of this photo,
I will be a happy camper!

Oh Wow, Thanks ever so much for Including me in your 21 vision
Such a Grand lovely Compliment...I'm floored

I think part of the Magic in that photo was using the 21 SA with neopan 1600,midday
Oh how I miss neopan !

 

[jmanivelle]

light box by careca2013, on Flickr

SA 4 + M8
...finally boarding this thread !

 

[jmanivelle]

A room with a view by careca2013, on Flickr

 

[bigeye]

Helen, You are so consistently good with it, I believe the SA is your signature lens.

Charlie