Nikkor S.C. 5cm 1:1.4 Photos only

[Bingley]

February Skies, Lake Tahoe from Tahoe Vista, CA. Leica M-E 240, Nikkor-SC 5cm f 1.4 LTM:

February skies by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatin silver print (nikkor-s.c. 1:1.4 f=5cm) nikon s2

Amsterdam, 2019

 

[JMF]

50/1.4 Nikkor-SC 1950 Nikon S on M9M

 

[JMF]

50/1.4 Nikkor-SC 1950 Nikon S on M9M

 

[RafaelCASD]

1956 Nikkor-S·C 5.0cm f:1.4 Japan LTM, Kodak BW400CN. Please, photos only.

Nikon Nikkor 5cm 1.4 S.C RF Z6 cruising grand june 2023 01_22 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

Not LTM, S mount same optics.

 

[RafaelCASD]

Nikon Nikkor 5cm 1.4 S.C RF Z6 cruising grand june 2023 01_22 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

Not LTM, S mount same optics.

1956 Nikkor-S·C 5.0cm f:1.4 Japan LTM, Kodak BW400CN. Please, photos only.

Nikon Nikkor 5cm 1.4 S black RF Z6 Vista Steam and Gas museum 21 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

 

[giulio stucchi]

m6 nikkor s.c. 5cm 1.4 tri-x 400 (amedeo adapter)
scan from negative
bruxelles 2024

 

[karlin]

S2
50 1.4 SC
KENTMERE 400 @800

 

[karlin]

Fp4+

 

[karlin]

foma 400

 

[Roastchestnuts]

I have been using my 5cm f1.4 adapted via amadeo to m then a m to xcd to my hasselblad 907x. its actually really fun. just be prepared to crop because the image circle is a little small. makes some cool vignette. the second photo below is a little harsh vingette because I didnt want to crop it in so tight. first photo is at f4 and the second photo is f2 with the electronic shutter of the 907.

 

[Bingley]

I've used my LTM version of this lens a lot this fall. I use it on my Leica ME 240, where I can use LiveView to take advantage of the lens's close focusing ability and also dial in the exposure. Here are a few recent photos, using that camera/lens combination, from out on the California coast this past October:

Halloween decoration by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr

Autumn by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr

Golden Hour on Purisima Creek Road by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Regarding the LTM variant, can anyone here share how many degrees the focus is from infinity to 1m, and how many degrees it is from 1m to minimum focus?

Here's the best way I could figure this out.

Note where the focus lock is located in each picture, it corresponds to the image showing the distance.
Does that answer your questions?

 

[Paul_Taylor]

Expired Kodak 400, F8, 1/200, Leica IIIF, 50/1.4 S.C #348275. Sharpness acceptable but I expected a little more. I bought this lens recently to compare to the 50/2 Summicron.

Building is in the Larkin District, Buffalo, NY.

 

[rhl-oregon]

Eugene OR

 

[rhl-oregon]

Eugene OR

 

[hydet]

Early version, wide open.

 

[38Deardorff]

"sharpness is a bourgeois concept". Nikon F, 50mm 1.4 S (late '60s pre-AI) Tri-X

 

[38Deardorff]

Late '60s Nikkor S 50mm 1.4 / Tri-X/ f8

 

[giulio stucchi]

m2, nikkor s.c. 5cm 1.4, amedeo adapter, tri-x 400