Leica LTM Show Your Elmar 5cm 3.5 Photos

[Coldkennels]

coldkennel's photo below reminds me of something John Constable would have painted. I really like this effect from older lenses.

I recently saw a few of Constable's paintings at the National Gallery in London. They're absolutely beautiful in real life, so I'm honoured to have created something even close to that. The man was a true master.

gelatin silver print (summilux 50mm f1.4 v1 black) leica mp

Wrong thread, Erik.

 

[Erik van Straten]

I recently saw a few of Constable's paintings at the National Gallery in London. They're absolutely beautiful in real life, so I'm honoured to have created something even close to that. The man was a true master.



Wrong thread, Erik.

Accidents can happen, I'm sorry.

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatin silver print (elmar 50mm f3.5 fixed) leica 1a (1928)

Amsterdam, 2014

 

[Leupio]

BMW 328 von 1938.

Leica IIIa mit 3,5cm Elmar von 1935. Adox-Film von 2015.

 

[Leupio]

Leica IIIa mit 3,5cm Elmar.
Stock Ackerraupe.

 

[brusby]

M240, 1940's coated 50mm f3.5 Elmar, slightly hazy at the time of this photo.

Geometry
M2404976 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

[brusby]

M240, very clean 1940's coated 50mm f3.5 Elmar stopped down a bit

In Sync
M2405937 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

[brusby]

M240, 1940's coated 50mm f3.5 Elmar

Light Poles, Benches and Steps at the Point
M2406550 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

300 SEL 6.3 by Richard, on Flickr

 

[Richard G]

Silver Wraith by Richard, on Flickr

1932 Nickel Elmar (11 o'clock on Leica II)

 

[Richard G]

Denham by Richard, on Flickr

 

[s_zemliakov]

Testing the 1937 uncoated Elmar with colour film. Very good results with little to no flare.
Senza titolo by Sasha Zemliakov, su Flickr
Senza titolo by Sasha Zemliakov, su Flickr
Senza titolo by Sasha Zemliakov, su Flickr

 

[Coldkennels]

I recently broke the habit of a lifetime and actually used some C41 film I was given back in 2010. Only 100 ISO, fridge-stored since fresh, so it held up pretty well. Put it in a Canon IIIa with an Elmar on the front, and took it everywhere for a while.

First time I've ever used the Elmar with colour film and it did a lot better job than expected:







Still not sold on this whole "colour photography" thing, though. It'll never catch on.

 

[coogee]

1930's uncoated Elmar 5cm, on Leica II, Kodak Double-X 5222/7222