Marco Milazzo
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It appears to be a helical focusing mount -- but for what?. It has 39mm threads on the camera end, and a 3-tab mount inside. It's marked "Elmar 5 CM" on the front. Any ideas?
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The lens is mounted collapsed which is why the prongs are the mount. There are two other versions of the same device, the NOOKY-HESUM for Hector and Summitar lenses and the SOOKY for the collapsible Summicron.That would be a NOOKY - a close-up accessory for use with the collapsible Elmar. Paraphrasing from information gleaned from the below, one bayonets the lens into the device, attaches it all to the camera, and then you can focus a LTM lens/body down to 50cm with parallax compensation. Pretty neat! http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-wiki.en/index.php/NOOKY
A good find. Here in the UK you'll find people get very nostalgic when you talk about NOOKY. 🙂
Adrian
Yeah, talk for yourself...
Hi,
That's like buying Niccas in pairs...
Regards, David
...depends how old you are...
NOOKY for Elmar
NOOKY HESUM for Hektor and Summar
SOOKY for Summitar and collapsible Summicron
Yes. Summitar, summar, hektor.Doesn't the NOOKY HESUM also focus the Summitar correctly? Chers, Dez
Hi,
That's like buying Niccas in pairs...