Erik van Straten
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As a testing device for lenses the digital M Leicas are unsurpassed.
This is what an uncoated Hektor 50mm f/2.5 from the early thirties produces @ f/2.5.
Erik.
This is what an uncoated Hektor 50mm f/2.5 from the early thirties produces @ f/2.5.
Erik.

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Erik van Straten
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Uncoated Summar 50mm f/2 @ f/2.
Erik.
Erik.

Bébèrt
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You can't beat that old Leica glass look !!! Nice collection on your table btw.
Leica Xenon 50mm/f 1,5 uncoated °1937
Leica Xenon 50mm/f 1,5 uncoated °1937

Erik van Straten
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Nice picture, Bébèrt! Great lens, this Xenon!
Elmar 50mm f/3.5 prewar, but coated.
Erik.
Elmar 50mm f/3.5 prewar, but coated.
Erik.

Is the Summar front-focusing a bit? Maybe has an effect on the different (rough) bokeh
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
WOW , the Elmar has such a nice 'POP'...
and the Xenon is LOVELY
those are my two Favs in this series
Thanx Erik !!
and the Xenon is LOVELY
those are my two Favs in this series
Thanx Erik !!
LeicaFoReVer
Addicted to Rangefinders
Keep posting guys...I love the old Leica glasses!!
maddoc
... likes film again.
Erik, I would like to have a glass of that Baron d'Arignac !! 
The lenses perform very well indeed !
The lenses perform very well indeed !
Erik van Straten
Veteran
Yes, Gabor, the Baron d'Arignac-glass is excellent.
There was also an Elmar 50mm f/3.5 with M-bayonet. Here @ f/3.5.
Erik.
There was also an Elmar 50mm f/3.5 with M-bayonet. Here @ f/3.5.
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Bébèrt
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M8 + Visoflex III + Televit + Telyt 400/5.6 (1966), wide open 1/1000 sec

fotomeow
name under my name
Bebert, awesome foto, especially given the equipment you are using: slide film?
Bébèrt
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Nop, Digital Leica M8 

Ron (Netherlands)
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Nop, Digital Leica M8
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So the thingy on your shoulder and below the Telyt is a Televid?
fotomeow
name under my name
oh, yeah, M8=digital, duh....... too much RFF is making my brain soft .........
Bébèrt
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So the thingy on your shoulder and below the Telyt is a Televid?
from left to right:
Me
-- Telyt 400 f 5.6 (is the screw-on lens head, my set has also the Telyt 560mm f 5.6 lenshead)
Bébèrt
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Ron (Netherlands)
Well-known
This is the Televit device.
Rear part (on the right here) is with Visoflex mount, also exists with Leica R (Leicaflex) mount.
Left part is the removable diaphragm.
Seems quite rare to me, but lovely for shooting a 400mm without a tripid!
popeye
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This is the Televit device.
Rear part (on the right here) is with Visoflex mount, also exists with Leica R (Leicaflex) mount.
Left part is the removable diaphragm.
How many does the magazine hold?
Very cool, how is the handling and functionality of the setup?
Bébèrt
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It's a bit getting used to. Getting the focus spot on is trial and error.
This bazooka is a bit dodgy in the eyes of the law enforcement.
This bazooka is a bit dodgy in the eyes of the law enforcement.
Erik van Straten
Veteran
Great shot, Bébèrt!
Nikon made in the fifties also some lenses with Leica mount. Here's the Nikkor-H 50mm f/2 @ f/2. I have the same lens in Nikon 'S'-mount wich is much sharper than this one.
Erik.
Nikon made in the fifties also some lenses with Leica mount. Here's the Nikkor-H 50mm f/2 @ f/2. I have the same lens in Nikon 'S'-mount wich is much sharper than this one.
Erik.

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