Gang way, Noctilux on board! Wooohooo

[35mmdelux]

I dont normally post emotional messages, but after 17 years of shooting Leica M I finally snagged a Noctilux and its 6-bit coded to boot. Now all I need is a 21mm Summilux and I'll call the kit complete.

Shout out to Tuolumne. Thanks brother, Ira.

Paul

 

[axiom]

What do you think about the new CV Nokton annoucement after your new purchase?
any regrets/doubts/hesitation?

 

[samoksner]

Congratulations, have fun with the lens and take more then the forever lasting test shots that we see from Nocts...

 

[nuckabean]

Wow, way to rain on his parade. (kidding)

But congratulations, even if there is a new competitor in the f1 area, a noctilux is a noctilux, and it's hard to match that.

 

[axiom]

hmm...
I just realised how much of an ash0le I was
Sorry man, no offence
The reason being, I cannot decide between the Noctilux and Nokton (assuming I can get a Noctilux for a very decent price)

 

[Vickko]

Congratulations.

Congratulations.

Congratulations.

Fast glass is always worth celebrating.

Nothing beats f1 and Mandler's mathematics.

 

[Tuolumne]

I dont normally post emotional messages, but after 17 years of shooting Leica M I finally snagged a Noctilux and its 6-bit coded to boot. Now all I need is a 21mm Summilux and I'll call the kit complete.

Shout out to Tuolumne. Thanks brother, Ira.

Paul

Enjoy it. It's nice to be able to pass it on to someone who isn't a stranger.

/T

 

[35mmdelux]

What do you think about the new CV Nokton annoucement after your new purchase?
any regrets/doubts/hesitation?

For the price you cant go wrong with a VC, we know this. But I shoot Leica. I prefer the Leica ergonomics, the speed, the rendition, and the industrial heavy-duty built of Leica lenses. You could have asked if I prefer a ZI instead of the MP I purchased. No regrets.

Best Regards -- Paul