using the Summaron f/3.5 35mm

[peterm1]

What came out from an old ltm 3.5 and an expired Superia 400, I love this pastel colors

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I really like the second image of the old factory. It is typical of he way this lens renders. As I said below I have one which I am using again and finding it works nicely on my M8 in color like your images but especially in black and white which I am trying again. The tones rendered by this lens are often sooth and buttery which some people, raised on a diet of modern lenses, may not like but I think are sumptuous and quite typical of some early lenses and the way they render in color as seen in old magazines etc. Well done and enjoy this baby.

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[Mudman]

I had an m2 version for a while. It had a touch of haze that a cleaning didn’t take away. Wide open it was very low contrast but gave an interesting look. I’d love to try a clean one some day. Currently have the color skopar and a schneider xenogon in ltm for my 35 needs. And a 40mm minolta.

 

[lundrog]

Here's one color shot on Kodak Ektar:


Mine was pretty hazy when I got it. Definitely affected color and contrast.

Love this shot.

 

[lxmike]

Just bagged a 1953 ltm 3.5 version of this lens cannot wait for it to arrive

 

[IdealCamera]

From the LTM version, 1952 vintage.


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by IdealCamera, on Flickr

 

[IdealCamera]

Another one, from the same 1952 LTM Summaron 35mm. Love it.


HMB_102118_087.jpg by IdealCamera, on Flickr

 

[Burnnots]

Some infrared photography with LTM Summaron 3.5. Efke Aura 820

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*** by Gediminas Bernotas, on Flickr

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[Emile de Leon]

Pretty good corner to corner sharpness @f11..

Just took these happy snaps..haven't used the lens in awhile..

 

[Geo Toreno]

a lot of surprises from this lens


M5 + Summaron 35/3.5

M version.

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LTM version.

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[rhl-oregon]

Ltm M-adapted on M-D 262. Lovely little lens.

Haven’t yet scanned or developed all the Acros recently shot with it on the M7 and Hexar.

 

[Huss]

Some infrared photography with LTM Summaron 3.5. Efke Aura 820

*** by Gediminas Bernotas, on Flickr

*** by Gediminas Bernotas, on Flickr

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Excellent work Ged.

 

[Huss]

Looks a little awkward on the Z7

 

[Huss]

M3 DS with goggled Summaron 35 3.5, Fuji C200

 

[Geo Toreno]

Görlitz Cathedral from Zgorzelec (Poland) by Toreno, on Flickr

M5 + Summaron-M 35/3.5 @ 12 seconds
Tmax 100, Rodinal 1+100

 

[Bingley]

I love this little lens...

Shade by bingley0522, on Flickr

Taos Pueblo by bingley0522, on Flickr

Starbucks by bingley0522, on Flickr

Undecided by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[d.dulin]

Some infrared photography with LTM Summaron 3.5. Efke Aura 820

*** by Gediminas Bernotas, on Flickr

*** by Gediminas Bernotas, on Flickr

*** by Gediminas Bernotas, on Flickr

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What do you use for the IR focus point? I know my early LTM doesn’t have an actual IR indication.

 

[Burnnots]

What do you use for the IR focus point? I know my early LTM doesn’t have an actual IR indication.

Just guesstimate. At F8 - f22 exact focus is not a very big problem in my experience.

 

[3oob]

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