narsuitus
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finarphin
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Mjd-djm
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rybolt
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just arrived

Some beauties on here... I'm living vicariously through you guys!
asimplefarmer
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M4 + 28 elmarit and same M4 with Canon 100 f2 LTM.


harvester
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i tried this sacrilegious concept recently too with my non ai 24 2.8 and a similar adapter.
it works.
i already have a good idea of the 'scope' of the faithful nikkor 24 - so i tend to use it pre focused, outdoors with the lens stopped down.
fun.

narsuitus
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i tried this sacrilegious concept recently too with my non ai 24 2.8 and a similar adapter.
it works.
I first used this technique back in the early 1970s when I had a Leica M1 that I used primarily on a microscope. Since the M1 did not have a rangefinder, I searched until I found two adapters, one allowed a Nikon F lens to mount on an "X" body and another adapter that allowed an "X" lens to mount to a Leica M body. I no longer remember what "X" was; however, unlike the adapters of today, I do remember that this "sacrilegious concept" did not permit focusing on infinity.
Penzes
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giulio stucchi
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Erik, István, some exotic glass there!
Giulio
Giulio
Theo Scholten
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on the studio floor by István Pénzes, on Flickr
Very nice: Noctilux on black M-P! All you need. period.I think you will have a lot of fun with this setup...
regards, Theo
Jerevan
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Rummaging through the thread and happened to see this ... what is the thing on the shutter speed dial on the camera at six o'clock?
I always found the small dial a bit hard to use on an M2/3/4 - it works better with an MR-4 but that sort of defeats the nimbleness of the camera.
Rummaging through the thread and happened to see this ... what is the thing on the shutter speed dial on the camera at six o'clock?
I always found the small dial a bit hard to use on an M2/3/4 - it works better with an MR-4 but that sort of defeats the nimbleness of the camera.
I think that lever was added to make it easier to change the shutter speed with gloves on. Perhaps Tom A will spot this thread and comment for us! That particular camera is a very special one. More details at the links below:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/rapidwinder/10447909994/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/rapidwinder/6402873825/
Here's a shot of the camera featured at TCS:
http://tokyocamerastyle.com/post/1030610745/shinjuku-leica-m23-with-35mm-summicron
And a shot by me of TCS taking a shot of a Leica MDa just after he took the shot above:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jonmanjiro/4937628716/
Jerevan
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Thank you, jonmanjiro!
I looked through the threads and Tom writes: "I donated on[e] of my custom shutter speed dials for it" - so I guess it was perhaps something he made.
It looks slightly different in different photos, perhaps it was refined over the years.
I looked through the threads and Tom writes: "I donated on[e] of my custom shutter speed dials for it" - so I guess it was perhaps something he made.
It looks slightly different in different photos, perhaps it was refined over the years.
dave_
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Current setup

Jerevan
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Lookin' good, Dave!
The black one - is it a repaint?
The black one - is it a repaint?
dave_
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Lookin' good, Dave!
The black one - is it a repaint?
Thank you. The black one is black chrome
Talus
pan sin sal
My new pony.

brennanphotoguy
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Thank you. The black one is black chrome![]()
Who did the work? It looks great.
analoged
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