rickp
Well-known
i've been looking at a lot of photos and browsing the forums for articles/opinions about the pre-ASPH summilux 35mm, and was ready to start looking for one.
unfortunately, a quick check on leica's list of "codable"older lenses doesn't show this summilux.
has anyone coded their summilux, possibly by removing the flange and sending it to john milich?
thanks for your help
greetings from hamburg
rick
unfortunately, a quick check on leica's list of "codable"older lenses doesn't show this summilux.
has anyone coded their summilux, possibly by removing the flange and sending it to john milich?
thanks for your help
greetings from hamburg
rick
jag157
Member
I have a 35mm summilux that was 6 bit encoded when I bought it. Wonderful lens.
rickp
Well-known
thanks, jaq157. maybe you have the ASPH version of that lens??? mine is coded too, no problem, but i'm curious about coding the PRE-ASPH model.
kind regards
rick
kind regards
rick
jag157
Member
Hi ...yes you are correct it is a ASPH version; sorry for any confusion.
rickp
Well-known
no worries - no confusion. i did buy the lens but don't have it yet. if i or a camera repairman can safely remove the flange, i may send it to milich for 6-bit milling. wish me luck!
regards
rick
regards
rick
Philippe D.
Cheeeeeese
Hi Rick,
If you don't already have one pre-asph, You better should look for an Asph to buy, it's an amazing lens. I love it.
Be very careful, some Summilux 35 Pre-Asph doesn't fit on the M8, or only unless you do cut some metal on the back of the lens.
If you don't already have one pre-asph, You better should look for an Asph to buy, it's an amazing lens. I love it.