Graham Line
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I'm a little late to this and really appreciate the photos that were scanned in, but let me add my two cents.
The later M-Summicrons are an excellent choice and sometimes you can still find a bargain on the Canadian-made lenses.
Lately, I've been very happy with the results from the Voigtlander 50/2.5. It handles nicely on the M-body, is sharp edge to edge and is practically free compared to Leica and Zeiss glass. There are B&W examples in my gallery here. The lens seems to work best with moderate-contrast films like NPS or Delta 400.
The later M-Summicrons are an excellent choice and sometimes you can still find a bargain on the Canadian-made lenses.
Lately, I've been very happy with the results from the Voigtlander 50/2.5. It handles nicely on the M-body, is sharp edge to edge and is practically free compared to Leica and Zeiss glass. There are B&W examples in my gallery here. The lens seems to work best with moderate-contrast films like NPS or Delta 400.