Leica M4-P or M6

[Magus]

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[BillBingham2]

If it's speed, go CV 35/1.2, but it's big and it costs more. If you want speed and size, CV 40/1.4, great lens, medium price. If you want size and speed is not an issue, CV 35/2.5 PII, a bit less expensive than the 40.

I'd go with the 40, the extra speed is very handy and it's a well built lens.

B2 (;->

 

[rogue_designer]

If it's speed, go CV 35/1.2, but it's big and it costs more. If you want speed and size, CV 40/1.4, great lens, medium price. If you want size and speed is not an issue, CV 35/2.5 PII, a bit less expensive than the 40.

I'd go with the 40, the extra speed is very handy and it's a well built lens.

B2 (;->

Or get the CV 35 1.7 - not much of a speed hit over the 1.4/1.2 options... Helluva lens.

 

[loon]

What is a good source to find some of these lenses? Is buying used the way to go? Also, is the sekonic L-308 a meter worth buying?

 

[Kyle]

What is a good source to find some of these lenses? Is buying used the way to go? Also, is the sekonic L-308 a meter worth buying?

You can get Voigtlander lenses from CameraQuest.com or PhotoVillage.com (both RFF sponsors). Otherwise, just check the classifieds here for used stuff.

The Sekonic L-308 is a very good meter. I have it and love it.

Check out this recent thread, its basically a Sekonic love fest...

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30278&highlight=meter

 

[richard_l]

...Also, is the sekonic L-308 a meter worth buying?

It's very accurate and easy to use.

Richard