FPjohn
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Fine images. You have an enviable eye!
yours
FPJ
yours
FPJ
Mudman
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you're making me want to go shoot with my Elmar all day.
LChanyungco
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thanks & i love you guys. in an ltm to m kind of way 
johannielscom
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Looking forward to seeing more shots from that lens, Lem! To keep the appettite up, I'll say!

LChanyungco
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unfortunately for me its sitting in a box on a shelf at the moment... im giving my Summicrons all the light at the moment trying to decide which one i'm going to keep... first or latest version. only because i feel i NEED a 35mm already... someone swap me one please ? 
ZorkiKat
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Lem, I have the Leica Wollensak with me almost all of the time, on the Nicca. But I can't shoot anything lately, and the roll is just past its 12th exposure mark. Are there just two of us here (on the planet?) who still use this lens? 
LChanyungco
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@ 5.6 w/yellow #1 on an M3 with RolleiRetro 100

LChanyungco
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@ 3.5 on an M3 with RolleiRetro 100

LChanyungco
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hi Jay, i think i saw someone on Flicker that uses one... he had 5 or so photos.
Lem, I have the Leica Wollensak with me almost all of the time, on the Nicca. But I can't shoot anything lately, and the roll is just past its 12th exposure mark. Are there just two of us here (on the planet?) who still use this lens?![]()
ZorkiKat
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Found 2 Leitz-Wollensak Velostigmat shots:
Both on Luckypan 100 film, developed in paRodinal.
But 'unfortunately' the lens wasn't attached on a Leica... it was on a 1937 FED-1 and a Zorki-1! ...An American copy lens on Soviet copy bodies.


Both on Luckypan 100 film, developed in paRodinal.
But 'unfortunately' the lens wasn't attached on a Leica... it was on a 1937 FED-1 and a Zorki-1! ...An American copy lens on Soviet copy bodies.
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johannielscom
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Hi zorkikat,
the lens that Lem owned is with me now. I'm happy as a pig in mud with it.
Took it out to shoot in Dutch cities Groningen and Zwolle last week, using both my M3 and my IIIa-sync with it, and RolleiRetro 400.
I hope to post shots here soon. Hopefully my shots with the lens will live up to Lem's, because I always found his shots with it very inspiring!
the lens that Lem owned is with me now. I'm happy as a pig in mud with it.
Took it out to shoot in Dutch cities Groningen and Zwolle last week, using both my M3 and my IIIa-sync with it, and RolleiRetro 400.
I hope to post shots here soon. Hopefully my shots with the lens will live up to Lem's, because I always found his shots with it very inspiring!
LChanyungco
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i'm really glad that you have the Wollensak Johan. it couldn't be in better hands 
johannielscom
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i'm really glad that you have the Wollensak Johan. it couldn't be in better hands![]()
Nice of you to say Lem,
although I gotta confess I do not shoot it enough. However, I did not shoot any lens enough those last couple of months. Work is keeping me tied up in a terrible manner...
But, I'm loving it and have bought company for it:
- a Leitz N.Y. LTM body cap
- a Leitz N.Y. orange filter
- a Leitz N.Y. lens hood, marked Elmar 50mm, so probably pre-war.
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
Posted this in the Show your LTM Leica thread as well but felt it also really belongs here...

Leica IIIc (1943) with Leitz Wollensak Velostigmat 50mm 3.5 and E. Leitz N.Y. accessories.
This is now my only Leitz Barnack.
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