Leica LTM Summitar the star...

[Kwreece]

I have the Summitar and the 1999 Summicron and the one I would never sell is the Summitar.

 

[45govt]

Nicca 3 F with Summitar
Kentmere 100 HC110 dil. B


I really don't like the sites uploader

 

[hap]

Wow Mr. Flibble
those Shots are Soooo Cool
have that Cinematography FEEL
Love it !1

BTW had to send back that summitar I purchased
way too soft ...something off ... Sadly I have not tred to purchase another but your shots give me that LUST Factor

Best to You - H 🙂

He's been doing this so long, he could do it in his sleep. I saw many of his pictures on the old defunct Leica forum....which was really nice because Brian Sweeney was extremely active and informative.

 

[Mr_Flibble]

Brian moved to the Cameraderie Forum last time I checked. 😉

Unfortunately due to the lockdown, no new re-enactment photos since March. All events have been cancelled up to October and municipalities won't even process event permit request. 🙁

 

[Mr_Flibble]

I'll just add a couple of images from last year 😉

September Odyssey 1944-2019 - Following the route of the 2nd US Armored Division through Belgium in September 1944.

Leica IIIc, pre-war Summitar (10-blade aperture, uncoated), Fomapan 100

 

[Bingley]

With the recent threads about Summitars, it may be time to bump this one...

The White Place by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

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To Twin Lakes by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

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Wind and tufa by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[Bingley]

Robinson Creek Trail by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[brusby]

I'm starting to get a feel for what Sherry Krauter reportedly said about Summitars having a 3D feel. It does seem to be there, and my guess is it's due mostly to the extra sharpness in the center of the frame -- which naturally draws the viewers' attention there.

 

[brusby]

I posted these in another thread but was asked to put them here too.

1951 Summitar, coated with 6 blade aperture.

Taken during a one or two hour walk in the park. In chronological order.

L1002194 by Brusby, on Flickr

L1002195 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

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L1002201 by Brusby, on Flickr


L1002203 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

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L1002210 by Brusby, on Flickr


L1002218 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

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L1002233 by Brusby, on Flickr



L1002243 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

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L1002248 by Brusby, on Flickr


M2404068 1 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

[brusby]

M2404081 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

[45govt]

Hello,
Film, Camera, Developer???

I posted these in another thread but was asked to put them here too.

1951 Summitar, coated with 6 blade aperture.

Taken during a one or two hour walk in the park. In chronological order.

L1002194 by Brusby, on Flickr

L1002195 by Brusby, on Flickr

 

[brusby]

Hello,
Film, Camera, Developer???

All Leica M240 using Capture One for adjustments to exposure, contrast and some local dodging and/or burning where necessary to emulate my analog film days as much as I remember them. No plugins or "styles" used.

 

[Mudman]

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A couple on my M240 before I dropped it off for servicing

 

[mapgraphs]

M-240, (f/12.5, 1941)


Birch Sapling, Five Oaks (path to ridge)