The lens is M-mount right? A Bessa L or Canon P ain't gonna work.
a.noctilux
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For M/LTM mount...
Non RF Leica: MD, MDa, MD-2 = not Leica RF feel, but light/cheap.
I use with pleasure MDa with my wides.
Non RF Leica: MD, MDa, MD-2 = not Leica RF feel, but light/cheap.
I use with pleasure MDa with my wides.
Alpsman
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The lenses are available with M 39 thread, Leica M ans Sony E mount.
On the 2nd-handmarket ya 'll find mostly M39 and Leica M mount.
Absolutely incomprehensible to me why they dont build one with Nikon S mount like a lot of other Voightländer lenses.
The lenses are available with M 39 thread, Leica M ans Sony E mount.
On the 2nd-handmarket ya 'll find mostly M39 and Leica M mount.
Absolutely incomprehensible to me why they dont build one with Nikon S mount like a lot of other Voightländer lenses.
The 10mm Voigtlander is made in Leica M and Sony E, never in M39.
Neither are adaptable to Nikon rangefinders -- the lens back focus will not allow it.
Voigtlander discontinued their Nikon S mount lenses due to low sales. There will not be more.
Your best solution is Leica M or Sony FE body with the appropriate mount Voigtlander 10mn lens.
Corran
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Probably because they would only sell 2. One to you and one to me .
I also have the 12mm + F-S adapter.
.I also have the 12mm + F-S adapter.
Alpsman
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Thanks for leading me the right way.
I thought I've seen one with M39 - well I was wrong.
So it will have to be a cheap Leica.
Alpsman
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Probably because they would only sell 2. One to you and one to me
I also have the 12mm + F-S adapter.
We both are enought reason for producing two
The 12mm is a really nice lens.
Corran
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Indeed, especially for architecture! One day I'll try out the 10mm...on my M6.
Nikon SP, 12mm Voigtlander, Tri-X:
Nikon SP, 12mm Voigtlander, Tri-X:
Voigtlander stopped making LTM (or L39, not M39) lenses a loooong time ago (2004-5?) whereas the 10mm is a very recent lens (released in 2016). No idea what you were smoking when you thought you saw an LTM version of the 10mm for sale on the used market, but I want some
Alpsman
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Voigtlander stopped making LTM (or L39, not M39) lenses a loooong time ago (2004-5?) whereas the 10mm is a very recent lens (released in 2016). No idea what you were smoking when you thought you saw an LTM version of the 10mm for sale on the used market, but I want some
Ah - 2004 is only fourteen short years ago.
. . .
I got confused from to many different mounts on to many different lenses for to many different bodys. :bang: