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Somebody know what CV new products are expected for 2008?
Some CV new products for 2008?
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chrish
Chris H
a full frame digital rangefinder with a viewfinder that can zoom to 5x for super precise focusing all for $999. also a 35/0.75, and a non-fish eye 6mm 5.6
chrish
Chris H
how about a pancake 50? is that possible? not collapsible, just pancake.
pizzahut88
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There should be several new lenses for 2008.
Mostly screw mount versions will be changed to M-mount.
Expect the 28/1,9 and 35/1,7 to become M mount.
Maybe a 50/F0,95?
Something similar to Noct?
Perhaps a new and improved version of 35/1,2?
Perhaps, maybe Epson will re-enter the RF game?
A 12mp RD2?
Fat chance . . . . .
If there was a purely mechanical Zeiss Ikon,
I will surely buy one.
Manfred
Mostly screw mount versions will be changed to M-mount.
Expect the 28/1,9 and 35/1,7 to become M mount.
Maybe a 50/F0,95?
Something similar to Noct?
Perhaps a new and improved version of 35/1,2?
Perhaps, maybe Epson will re-enter the RF game?
A 12mp RD2?
Fat chance . . . . .
If there was a purely mechanical Zeiss Ikon,
I will surely buy one.
Manfred
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lZr
L&M
I need digital back for Bessa RX line, full frame
kevin m
Veteran
A shutter that doesn't sound like a coffee grinder would be nice. 🙂
ocean7
DSLR Defector
If we look at the discontinued LTM lenses my guess is that they are all scheduled to be replaced by M mount versions :
- 28/1.9 Ultron
- 35/1.7 Ultron
- 50/2.5 Skopar
There are currently no equivalent to these lenses in M mount.
Personally I'd like to see a new medium-fast 35mm and a new std 50mm 🙂
- 28/1.9 Ultron
- 35/1.7 Ultron
- 50/2.5 Skopar
There are currently no equivalent to these lenses in M mount.
Personally I'd like to see a new medium-fast 35mm and a new std 50mm 🙂
dazedgonebye
Veteran
Faster lenses at 21 and 25mm to compete up market a bit.
(Pure speculation)
(Pure speculation)
Andrew Sowerby
Well-known
I think that Sean Reid (of Reid Reviews) makes a good point about CV switching their lenses from LTM to M mount:
If you buy a LTM lens, you can buy a coded adaptor for use on the Leica M8. If you buy an M-mount lens, you have to have to send it away to be coded, which is much more of a hassle. Any thoughts about this?
If you buy a LTM lens, you can buy a coded adaptor for use on the Leica M8. If you buy an M-mount lens, you have to have to send it away to be coded, which is much more of a hassle. Any thoughts about this?
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
"A shutter that doesn't sound like a coffee grinder"? Kinda harsh. It doesn't bother me. More bothersome is the short effective baselength of the rangefinder.
Me, I think a folding rangefinder with 50/2 Heliar would be great. Something along the lines of a Vito III. Even better would be the same camera and lens in 6x6 format. But I'm sure we won't get either.
Me, I think a folding rangefinder with 50/2 Heliar would be great. Something along the lines of a Vito III. Even better would be the same camera and lens in 6x6 format. But I'm sure we won't get either.
dazedgonebye
Veteran
Hey,
How about a folding 6x6 with a 65mm f2.8 lens?
With Cosina...I feel it's ok to dream.
How about a folding 6x6 with a 65mm f2.8 lens?
With Cosina...I feel it's ok to dream.
tribal.snake
Member
not sure if it's possible but...
how about a body with 15/28/50/75 framelines
how about a body with 15/28/50/75 framelines
Anupam
Well-known
tribal.snake said:
You'd end up zone focusing the 50 and 75 on that finder, especially with the current 37mm baselength chassis.
-A
photobizzz
Speak of the Devil
I would like to see the option to order a Bessa R3A etc. from the factory with options... like a gray R4M with ostrich skin. (Bessa a la carte)
vdonovan
Vince Donovan
Folding 6x6! That's my vote too!
Yes indeed. I know for a fact Mr. K has lots of new Voigtlander products planned for 2008.
But like Orson Wells and those old wine commercials (what wine was that anyway? ),
no wine, ehhh no Voigtlander annoucements, before their time.
Stephen
But like Orson Wells and those old wine commercials (what wine was that anyway? ),
no wine, ehhh no Voigtlander annoucements, before their time.
Stephen
Pablito
coco frío
Paul Masson, "we will sell no wine before its time"
see here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXZIc0HMO9U
see here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXZIc0HMO9U
dazedgonebye
Veteran
CameraQuest said:
Fat lot of help you are.
Get it...Fat...Orson Wells? I crack me up!
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I wonder....
I wonder....
An interesting thought.....
What if you went along those lines and had a finder with frame lines for say a 15, 18, 21, 25 and 28 but no rangefinder? Just a switch to bring up frame lines. All of them you can zone/hyperfocal/guess focus well enough.
Make it M mount and call is the L2A and L2M, make sure it takes a winder.
He would sell several thousand of them!
I'm hoping we will see some new CV SLII Lenses this year, that's more of what I'm lusting for at this point.
B2 (;->
I wonder....
An interesting thought.....
tribal.snake said:
What if you went along those lines and had a finder with frame lines for say a 15, 18, 21, 25 and 28 but no rangefinder? Just a switch to bring up frame lines. All of them you can zone/hyperfocal/guess focus well enough.
Make it M mount and call is the L2A and L2M, make sure it takes a winder.
He would sell several thousand of them!
I'm hoping we will see some new CV SLII Lenses this year, that's more of what I'm lusting for at this point.
B2 (;->
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xayraa33
rangefinder user and fancier
I am still waiting for a non collapsable 50mm f3.5 Heliar in M mount.
