kevin4u2
Member
Maurice
Maurice
You could check E-Bay...
back alley
IMAGES
are you selling this?
if so, please use the classified section.
joe
if so, please use the classified section.
joe
mknawabi
photographeur
No, I think he wants a price check
Ronald M
Veteran
I paid $400 for one so clean I need a magnifier to see a few 1/8 " long cleaning marks.
It now wears an E 43 UV except in tricky lighting. It also has the proper shade.
It now wears an E 43 UV except in tricky lighting. It also has the proper shade.
FrankS
Registered User
I paid $275 for mine 3 years ago. Same fine shape as yours.
Rogrund
Antti Sivén
Rob-F
Likes Leicas
"It now wears an E 43 UV except in tricky lighting. It also has the proper shade."
An E43, Ronald? Not a 41mm?
An E43, Ronald? Not a 41mm?
mknawabi
photographeur
Just wondering, where would be the best place to ask for a price check on these forums? (I want to see how much I would be able to get for my summicron 35 v3)
FrankS
Registered User
Check ebay completed auctions, and again, here: http://members.aol.com/dcolucci/a.htm where it suggests $800.
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elude
Some photographer
You can't estimate a lense's price based on a picture. Just get it if that's what you want. A lense that fits your eye is never a ripp off.
I have paid mine 350 euros = 460 us dollars and was in perfect condition even though he had a previous life.
I have paid mine 350 euros = 460 us dollars and was in perfect condition even though he had a previous life.
bennyng
Benny Ng
I've always been very curious about this lens but heard that fogging and haze can be a problem. The pictured sample certainly looks good on the outside.
Cheers,
Cheers,
John Elder
Well-known
Can't tell if you are buying or selling? If you are buying, i would buy something else. The original 50 summarit has a reputation of being very soft wide open. If you are looking at screwmount lenses, check out a 50 summitar or a Canon 50 1.8 which is a great lens and can be bought for 150.00 US or less.
