FrankS Registered User Local time 11:01 AM Joined Aug 23, 2004 Messages 19,343 Location Canada, eh. View My Gallery Nov 18, 2004 #1 Is a Summitar (1950) described as 9/10 for $250 a good deal?
ddunn John Local time 10:01 AM Joined Sep 10, 2004 Messages 93 Location Norfolk VA View My Gallery Nov 19, 2004 #2 Bought a post-war Summitar last weekend for $175. Optically flawless (which is hard to find in a lens of that vintage), but aperatures are tight.
Bought a post-war Summitar last weekend for $175. Optically flawless (which is hard to find in a lens of that vintage), but aperatures are tight.
P pshinkaw Guest Nov 19, 2004 #3 Seems a little high to me, but the condition might justify the price. An honest 9/10 is outstanding condition for it's age. -Paul
Seems a little high to me, but the condition might justify the price. An honest 9/10 is outstanding condition for it's age. -Paul
Film dino David Chong Local time 12:01 AM Joined Oct 2, 2004 Messages 618 Location Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia View My Gallery Nov 19, 2004 #4 Seems high to me too; mine cost $170 about three months ago & the glass is in unmarked condition.
doubs43 Well-known Local time 11:01 AM Joined Oct 29, 2004 Messages 1,552 Location Byron, GA USA View My Gallery Nov 19, 2004 #5 The prices being asked/gotten for a Summitar have come as a shock to me. I wasn't aware that they had inflated that much! Live & learn. Walker
The prices being asked/gotten for a Summitar have come as a shock to me. I wasn't aware that they had inflated that much! Live & learn. Walker