AnteyPole
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Ronald M
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I may have to get one of mine from storage along with the big barndoor shade.
We will see how it works on the M9
We will see how it works on the M9
SpikeT
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1951 Summitar on IIIC
Bike in the garden by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr
1-19 by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr
Life through a doorway by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr



c.poulton
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jcrutcher
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Bingley
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Very nice work, Jim^^^^^^^. You've also got a good sample of this lens!
02Pilot
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jcrutcher
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Very nice work, Jim^^^^^^^. You've also got a good sample of this lens!
Thank you! It's an enjoyable lens that's for sure.
Jim
jkjod
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I recently had a friend give me a 10 bladed late 1940s Summitar. I have always enjoyed the look this little collapsable chrome beauty gives, I think it goes well with the Double-X I have been shooting. Those Portra 160 shots are beautiful though!
roll20-19.jpg by jkjod, on Flickr
roll20-14.jpg by jkjod, on Flickr
roll20-4.jpg by jkjod, on Flickr
roll20-8.jpg by jkjod, on Flickr




Ronald M
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Nice indeed DogberryJr,
I found that working a tiny drop of oil into the rear seem of the aperture ring frees it up nicely. Mine had the same problem as your, but it's moving freely now.
Ronsonol Lighter fluid. Trace quantity.
Oil is not the best.
AnteyPole
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Bingley
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SpikeT
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4-23 by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

4-22 by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

Leica IIIC by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr
1951 Summitar on Leica IIIC
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
1939 Summitar on a IIIc

Bingley
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Erik van Straten
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I have a Summitar (uncoated) on the way. What shade do you boys use on this lens?
Erik.
Erik.
Luddite Frank
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I use the Leitz "barndoor" shade, or a series filter adapter / hood if using filter.
Bingley
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I have a Summitar (uncoated) on the way. What shade do you boys use on this lens?
Erik.
I have two Summitars, one coated, one uncoated. Both have really clean glass. On the uncoated lens, I use a generic hood I got from Heavystar, which attaches to a Summitar - 39mm adapter. Using that hood, I have not had any problems with flare. On the coated lens, which I have not had for that long, I'm not using a hood or shade (except in rainy conditions), although I keep a filter on the front which may provide a modicum of protection. I'm discovering that this particular lens flares very little, which is contrary to the received wisdom that Summitars are particularly flare prone.
I had another coated Summitar a few years ago (sold it) for which I also had the barn door shade, but that shade was so ungainly I never used it and ultimately sold it.
A clean, uncoated Summitar is a glorious lens, and I look forward to seeing what you do with it, Erik.
Bingley
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Erik van Straten
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Thank you, Luditte Frank and Steve. I will look for a generic hood and an adapter.
Great picture, Steve. I really enjoy your Sweden series, being a big fan of Swedish detective stories (Mankell), but never been there myself.
Erik.
Great picture, Steve. I really enjoy your Sweden series, being a big fan of Swedish detective stories (Mankell), but never been there myself.
Erik.

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