dovevadar
DoveVadar
After searching for a properly documented test on all important apertures for the Hex limited but with no luck, I finally decide to contribute my bit for this wonderful lens. All shots were taken with support (but not tripod) and focused as well as I could. Hope this set of info will help to be owners of this lens reach a conclusion:
awilder
Alan Wilder
If it helps, here's a link on my own tests of this lens that you might find helpful: http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58559&page=3 and here: http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59269
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dovevadar
DoveVadar
awilder
Alan Wilder
I wanted to limit my 50 to a single lens so I sold my Summicron and kept this one instead.
dovevadar
DoveVadar
cron is too harsh isn't it? 
all the dreamy effects are gone. otherwise a cron is a dream lens.
all the dreamy effects are gone. otherwise a cron is a dream lens.awilder
Alan Wilder
Harshness was less of an issue than it's tendency to flare and produce secondary reflections in adverse lighting. The extra speed of the Hex is also nice to have with lower than usual corner light falloff. The only thing I'll miss is the 'cron's incredible edge to edge sharpness even when shot wide open.
maddoc
... likes film again.
Some different lens test... kinda like it. The Hexanon is very appealing, not so expensive compared to the Noctilux and from what I have seen so far very well performing.
The Hexanon is very appealing, not so expensive compared to the Noctilux and from what I have seen so far very well performing.