jcrutcher
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rogerzilla
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1937 Summar at f/6.3. Between f/3.2 and f/9, it's as sharp as a 'cron but with nicer bokeh. I see they're selling for 300 GBP each now with scratches. Mine is unscratched; it was so neglected by previous owners that no-one ever cleaned it, hence no cleaning marks!

Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Leica IIIc, 50/2 Summar, No.1 yellow filter, Ilford XP2


helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
Well Done ..,Great Shots Rick !
Must try the summar w/ a yellow filter
Must try the summar w/ a yellow filter
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Thanks Helen,
I regret I only had 2 roll of 35mm Ilford film with me on the trip.
Here's another with desaturated Lucky 200 Color film run through a cheap negative scanner.
I regret I only had 2 roll of 35mm Ilford film with me on the trip.
Here's another with desaturated Lucky 200 Color film run through a cheap negative scanner.

jcrutcher
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Nice shot, mr Crutcher!
Is it just me, or do those uncoated lenses really look best on film...?
Gotta love those high-qaulity scans too, I wish I had a hi-res scan facility near me...!
Thank you. I agree film is the best. The lab scanned this shot but I get better results from my plustek 7600 and it's very easy. Just a thought.
jcrutcher
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jcrutcher
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Erik van Straten
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Great results, Crutcher!
Erik.
Erik.
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Established
I'm blown away by the Elmar. I never thought an uncoated lens could produce such results.
Although i've not got much to share at the moment, i'm still playing around with mine.
Although i've not got much to share at the moment, i'm still playing around with mine.
jcrutcher
Veteran
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero

Portbail (Lucky 200 Color)

Fort de la Cité de St. Malo (Ilford XP2)
50 f/2 Summar on a Leica IIIc
MC JC86
Negative Nancy.

Leica IIc with uncoated 5cm Elmar F/3.5
TRI-X in D76 1:1
Simon Bruxelles
Established
Leica III Elmar 3.5cm on Leica III
Leica III Elmar 3.5cm on Leica III
Bath market cafe:
rff3 by debrux2010, on Flickr
Old soldiers' last parade in Wootton Bassett
rff1 by debrux2010, on Flickr
Bread from the Bertinet Bakery

rff2 by debrux2010, on Flickr
Leica III Elmar 3.5cm on Leica III
Bath market cafe:

rff3 by debrux2010, on Flickr
Old soldiers' last parade in Wootton Bassett

rff1 by debrux2010, on Flickr
Bread from the Bertinet Bakery

rff2 by debrux2010, on Flickr
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johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
Great shots, Simon!
What lens & camera & film did you use?
What lens & camera & film did you use?
Simon Bruxelles
Established
Thanks Johan, it's a 1934 Leica III with an Elmar 5cm lens. The lens is uncoated so I use a Fison hood. Glad you like the shots.
jcrutcher
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Tom A
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Leica II, Hektor 50mm f2.5, Neopan F @ 40 iso.Pyrocat developer.
jcrutcher
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johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
My good friend Wild Bill (1932)
IIIA (1938) with a 73mm Hektor (1935) wide open. Portra 400 shot at 800. Let's hear it for the 1930's!
Yay!
Great shot, hope I'll be that goodlooking when I'm hitting eighty!
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