k__43
Registered Film User
I'm about to let my Summicron-C 40mm and the CV 35/2.5 go for a Biogon 35/2 ZM.
I've now an almost complete (for my use) set of 39mm filters and ask myself will they vignette on the Biogon (wide open) when stepped-down to fit the thread?
I'm sure on the Biogon-C it will work, but the f/2 Biogon is more than a third longer than the Leica 35 f/2 lenses ..
Anyone using such a step-down adapter ?
I've now an almost complete (for my use) set of 39mm filters and ask myself will they vignette on the Biogon (wide open) when stepped-down to fit the thread?
I'm sure on the Biogon-C it will work, but the f/2 Biogon is more than a third longer than the Leica 35 f/2 lenses ..
Anyone using such a step-down adapter ?
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
Although I don't have my 35 f/2 Biogon anymore, I believe you will have some serious "vignetting" if you use a step-down ring on it; unless, of course, you're using an M8 or a m43 camera.
The filter thread of the Biogon is 43mm. I strongly advise getting the proper filter.
The filter thread of the Biogon is 43mm. I strongly advise getting the proper filter.
k__43
Registered Film User
Although I don't have my 35 f/2 Biogon anymore, I believe you will have some serious "vignetting" if you use a step-down ring on it; unless, of course, you're using an M8 or a m43 camera.
The filter thread of the Biogon is 43mm. I strongly advise getting the proper filter.
thanks for the reply.
damn .. this is what I thought too.
I also have 46mm filters for my C-sonnar so I could step up until I get the original hood.
Over the years I had so many different lenses and systems that I've collected at least a yellow or red filter in so many different sizes from rollei bay I to 67mm (Mamiya 43mm) - here comes another one
Brian Legge
Veteran
I ended up with 43mm as a standard as my Yashinon 5cm 1.8 uses it. The highly irrational part of my brain wants to justify a ZM 35/2 because its the same filter size. 
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