leica 135mm f4.5 hektor M wide open on my Fuji X-E2.

[lundrog]

leica 135mm f4.5 hektor M wide open on my Fuji X-E2.

the first set are un edited, then with Lightroom adjustments.









Edited:









Enjoy.

 

[Emile de Leon]

Nice..
Yours is way better than my 135 Hektor ..as it really needs a CLA..and flares like crazy..
I just bought a Elmar 135 in mint...and am very happy with that...

 

[lundrog]

Nice..
Yours is way better than my 135 Hektor ..as it really needs a CLA..and flares like crazy..
I just bought a Elmar 135 in mint...and am very happy with that...

Perhaps a good investment for $58?

 

[charjohncarter]

If you get a chance post some normal scenes, I have the LTM Hektor f4.5-135mm. My copy hasn't been used much (by me) but it seems to be good. I don't remember ever using it on a tripod so it is hard to tell OQ. This is the only two I could find (with BessaR).

Podva House March Morning by John Carter, on Flickr

Trix HC-110h Rodinal (35mm) by John Carter, on Flickr

 

[Dralowid]

These 135 lenses are an excellent deal and I reckon have found a new lease of life on digital. Of course they were always useable on film but just not that popular. I have the 135 Tele Elmar which is great, even on an older Nex.

 

[lundrog]

If you get a chance post some normal scenes, I have the LTM Hektor f4.5-135mm. My copy hasn't been used much (by me) but it seems to be good. I don't remember ever using it on a tripod so it is hard to tell OQ. This is the only two I could find (with BessaR).

Podva House March Morning by John Carter, on Flickr

Trix HC-110h Rodinal (35mm) by John Carter, on Flickr

Sure will, I'll post some more images. It's winter here, so once it warms a bit. :0)

 

[Emile de Leon]

Elmar 135mm f11..
Lanthanum glass in there..and not tele design..so good for closeups as well...