Let's see your Leica M

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Thinking of H.C.B. M9-P Summilux 35mm ASPH
 
music_healing said:
Using this setup to document my daughter's school activity

My documentary setup by William Jusuf, on Flickr


Sincerely
William Jusuf
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Your 50mm Summilux Hood fell off too? That really griped me when it happened to mine (when I still had the lens). Odd that it's held on by that one solitary screw. DAG provided me with a new screw to hold it tight though and it didn't happen again after that.

Beautiful combo otherwise!
 
A quick teaser of my newly acquired Leica M7 0.85 with updated MP finder. Still need a lens. Leaning toward a VM Nokton 50/1.5 in chrome!

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agoglanian said:
Your 50mm Summilux Hood fell off too? That really griped me when it happened to mine (when I still had the lens). Odd that it's held on by that one solitary screw. DAG provided me with a new screw to hold it tight though and it didn't happen again after that.

Beautiful combo otherwise!
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I know a few people this has happened to as well.
 
Saul said:
Erik,

Is it an original BP body?
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Yes, it is a conversion by Leitz made in the early seventies (the serial number is not from a batch of black cameras) made on demand to match a Noctilux 50mm f/1.2 . The paint type is the same as of a black M4.

The method of engraving the serial number is the giveaway: no spaces.

Those conversions are very rare, only a few were made, as the cost of them was astronomical.

The lens is an original black paint one, however.

Erik.
 
Erik van Straten said:
Yes, it is a conversion by Leitz made in the early seventies (the serial number is not from a batch of black cameras) made on demand to fit a Noctilux 50mm f/1.2 . The paint type is the same as of a black M4.

The method of engraving the serial number is the giveaway: no spaces.

Those conversions are very rare, only a few were made, as the cost of them was astronomical.

The lens is an original black paint one, however.

Erik.
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It's a lovely combo
 
agoglanian said:
Your 50mm Summilux Hood fell off too? That really griped me when it happened to mine (when I still had the lens). Odd that it's held on by that one solitary screw. DAG provided me with a new screw to hold it tight though and it didn't happen again after that.

Beautiful combo otherwise!
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yes.. it fell off while I was in the zoo

I solve it by using a very thin non erosive non acid adhesive paper .. (ussualy use to protect watch in service)
it keep the hood in place secured
 
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