erdandi
Newbie
Hi! I'm buying my first M3 and I need some help.
I found these two available:
1) M3 s.no. 1003696 + Summicron 1:2/50 $ 1334
or
2) M3 s.no. 1077405 + Summicron 5cm collapsible $ 1149
Are there right prices? Which one I should take?
Thanks to all.
I found these two available:
1) M3 s.no. 1003696 + Summicron 1:2/50 $ 1334
or
2) M3 s.no. 1077405 + Summicron 5cm collapsible $ 1149
Are there right prices? Which one I should take?
Thanks to all.
rlouzan
Well-known
Condition is everything (dents, decementing, haze, ...) What model Summicron? If n.1 is Ex+ factor in a CLA, no more than $1100.
If possible have a technician take a look.
If possible have a technician take a look.
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John Lawrence
Well-known
As rlouzan says condition is everything. Without knowing the condition of the cameras and lenses it's difficult to give a definite answer.
However, I would say that the prices you have been given would be in the ball park for cameras and lenses in E++ to mint- condition, when buying from a reputable dealer with a guarantee.
However, I would say that the prices you have been given would be in the ball park for cameras and lenses in E++ to mint- condition, when buying from a reputable dealer with a guarantee.
simonSE15
Established
just for reference my M3 cost me £250 GBP without a lens. quite a few user marks, no collector's item, but works fine.
pachuco
El ****
Unless those are in very nice condition those seem high to me. Check KEH.com for some good deals and a return policy.
erdandi
Newbie
Thanks to all for the answers!
I purchased an M3 body and now i need the lens.
Which is the difference between Summicron with feet/meters scale and other with only the meters scale?
I found these 2 at a reasonable price:
1)
2)
I purchased an M3 body and now i need the lens.
Which is the difference between Summicron with feet/meters scale and other with only the meters scale?
I found these 2 at a reasonable price:
1)


2)


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januaryman
"Flim? You want flim?"
I know folks get all "summicron-y" when buying a Leica, but I honestly feel you can get a MUCH better deal by trying say an old Canon, like the 50/1.5, or a CV lens-- or the 40mm Rokkor has a good reputation. YMMV. I use Canon lenses and find them to be an excellent value. All you need is an adapter.
erdandi
Newbie
I posted some photos of some Summicron I can buy but I don't know how to find what type they are.
John Lawrence
Well-known
BillBingham2
Registered User
Is there anything here in the classifieds? I look here first.
B2 (;->
B2 (;->
FrankS
Registered User
Check out this site: http://www.antiquecameras.net/leicamlenses.html
They are both type 2, aka rigid, Summicrons.
They are both type 2, aka rigid, Summicrons.
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