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issa918 12-15-2009 22:48

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Originally Posted by roundg (Post 1212268)
MP or MP3? There is big difference.:)

Should be a MP3, has baterry compartment and Solms engraves. :)

I want one too!

findwolfhard 12-16-2009 00:26

Hi Penzes,- Nice camera! :) I`m sure you will put it to good use!!

Best Wolfhard

me
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Originally Posted by Penzes (Post 1212141)


sepiareverb 12-16-2009 03:06

That metal drawer unit is a vast improvement over my previous storage Peter, it's made by Rousseau in Quebec.

Rayt 12-16-2009 03:46

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Thanks Don. It was worth the wait!

ZoomP 12-16-2009 04:23

At last... from left: Nikkor 50 f1.4 LTM, Nikkor 85 f2.0 LTM, Leica 50 Rigid Summicron f2.0, Leica 35 Summicron ver 4, Canon 50 f1.2 LTM, Canon Sonnar 50 f1.5 LTM with Walz Hood, Topcor 50 f2.0. Of course, the bodies to go with these lenses... Shinatro Blackpaint M3 and Leica M8 Chrome.

I just realised I have a pair of everything, except my Topcor. Oops... Poison coming!!!



Here's a close-up of the Shinatro blackpaint... I love it!!

Vobluda 12-16-2009 04:34

Looks like a hand grenade :D

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Originally Posted by Rayt (Post 1212365)
Thanks Don. It was worth the wait!


peter_n 12-16-2009 04:57

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Originally Posted by roundg (Post 1212268)
MP or MP3? There is big difference.:)

Well it's an MP3 but there isn't that much difference, mainly the solitary framelines and the gussied up exterior. It's still basically an MP.

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Originally Posted by sepiareverb (Post 1212352)
That metal drawer unit is a vast improvement over my previous storage Peter, it's made by Rousseau in Quebec.

Very fancy! I use standard Steelcase office cabinets, but I must see if they make dividers, I like the look of those!



edho 12-16-2009 06:35

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Repainted M2 with 35 lux and Ollux hood

Penzes 12-16-2009 10:13

Thanks Wolfhard, the first 15 shots are already taken. :)

Nugard 12-16-2009 12:31

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Originally Posted by edho (Post 1212490)
Repainted M2 with 35 lux and Ollux hood

Edho, where did you get this lens?.. :eek:I want such too... Is it Canada made?.. Is there some photos, that you could show, made by this lens?..

benmacphoto 12-16-2009 12:52

M3 with 35mm f2.8 Schneider Xenogon and 35&50mm Telesar bright line finder.


wjlapier 12-16-2009 14:30

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Originally Posted by Rayt (Post 1212365)
Thanks Don. It was worth the wait!

Don as in DAG? Just talked to him yesterday. My 50/.95 should be done by the end of the year. Nice guy to chat with.

If it is a DAG conversion, could I see a pic of the rear of the lens?

Bill

edho 12-16-2009 17:00

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Originally Posted by Nugard (Post 1212755)
Edho, where did you get this lens?.. :eek:I want such too... Is it Canada made?.. Is there some photos, that you could show, made by this lens?..

Hi Nugard,

I have just bought this lens from second hand source. It was made in Canada. Haven't got a chance to test it yet but I will post pictures taken by this lens once I have got some.

ZoomP 12-16-2009 17:10

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Originally Posted by edho (Post 1212901)
Hi Nugard,

I have just bought this lens from second hand source. It was made in Canada. Haven't got a chance to test it yet but I will post pictures taken by this lens once I have got some.

Nugard, if you're referring to the metal hood, I believe you can find them on ebay. This should be the 35 lux pre-asph.

Edho,

Are you to use a filter on this hood?

edho 12-16-2009 17:16

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Originally Posted by ZoomP (Post 1212903)
Nugard, if you're referring to the metal hood, I believe you can find them on ebay. This should be the 35 lux pre-asph.

Edho,

Are you to use a filter on this hood?

Hi ZoomP,

Yes, it is a 35mm lux pre-asph version 1(silver version) with google. I think filter does not fit into this lens so I am going to use it with the Ollux hood for protection.

zerobuttons 12-17-2009 01:13

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Originally Posted by peter_n (Post 1212403)
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Very fancy! I use standard Steelcase office cabinets, but I must see if they make dividers, I like the look of those!

Hi Peter,

I see that the German tool-cabinet maker Bott is represented in your country:
http://www.storage-solutions.co.uk/shop/shop.aspx?c=533
They make cabinets like the one sepiareverb has, with the same kind of dividers. Their products are of a very high quality. We use them at my workplace to keep instruments and machineparts.

peter_n 12-17-2009 05:52

Thanks zerobuttons! It looks like Bott only sell their mobile stuff (vehicle racking & shelving) in the USA. It does seem that workshop storage companies would have these products though. Steelcase make office cabinets, but their systems are designed for the storage of paperwork, not solid objects.



Penzes 12-17-2009 09:50


M3
DR Summicron
Neopan 400, Emofin
Canoscan FS4000US

cnphoto 12-17-2009 15:55

Sorry for the bad iPhone pics, but this just arrived via mail :) 1957 M3 DS


and with my M4-P, my everyday shooter


The M3 is a combined xmas present from my fiancee and my family. I should be receiving my IIIc back from Youxin on Monday/Tuesday after a recent CLA and beam splitter replacement.

-doomed- 12-17-2009 16:21

I never saw the nokton 50/1.5 mounted on an m3 , that lens is rather large compared to my 50/2.5 on the M3. Nice setup there though.

cnphoto 12-17-2009 18:05

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Originally Posted by -doomed- (Post 1213576)
I never saw the nokton 50/1.5 mounted on an m3 , that lens is rather large compared to my 50/2.5 on the M3. Nice setup there though.

thanks. yes, it is quiet large.

I'll have a 50mm col. Summitar mounted on the M3, or a 90mm Elmarit-M, most of the time though unless shooting in low light (hence the Nokton) :)

Rayt 12-17-2009 18:11

DAG 0.95 conversion
 
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Quote:

Originally Posted by wjlapier (Post 1212834)
Don as in DAG? Just talked to him yesterday. My 50/.95 should be done by the end of the year. Nice guy to chat with.

If it is a DAG conversion, could I see a pic of the rear of the lens?

Bill

It took Don over 6 months but it was worth the wait. Focus is spot on. The Canon 50mm f/0.95 has a dreamy look to it but prone to flare so it is not a daylight lens (duh!). As you can see I opted to do without the lens mount release lever for a cleaner conversion. Whenever I need to remove the lens I need to get something long and sharp to reach the release button. Now I just dedicated an M3 to it. I had him code the lens too just in case.

issa918 12-17-2009 23:41

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Originally Posted by ZoomP (Post 1212382)
Here's a close-up of the Shinatro blackpaint... I love it!!

oh, you tempted me...I talked to Mr. Shintaro before, and after i saw yours, i contacted him again, he can even help me to paint the eyelets. I'm still thinking, mine is a 1955 DS one in very nice condition.

BTW, what is yours paint name? I think it's not simply black paint. :angel:

ZoomP 12-18-2009 01:32

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Originally Posted by issa918 (Post 1213785)
oh, you tempted me...I talked to Mr. Shintaro before, and after i saw yours, i contacted him again, he can even help me to paint the eyelets. I'm still thinking, mine is a 1955 DS one in very nice condition.

BTW, what is yours paint name? I think it's not simply black paint. :angel:

I think it's called Crackled or cackled blackpaint. Tell him like black hammertone. I am sure Tom A. can help comment.

wjlapier 12-18-2009 06:16

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Originally Posted by Rayt (Post 1213647)
It took Don over 6 months but it was worth the wait. Focus is spot on. The Canon 50mm f/0.95 has a dreamy look to it but prone to flare so it is not a daylight lens (duh!). As you can see I opted to do without the lens mount release lever for a cleaner conversion. Whenever I need to remove the lens I need to get something long and sharp to reach the release button. Now I just dedicated an M3 to it. I had him code the lens too just in case.

Thank you Rayt. He's had my 50/.95 for close to 6 months. I originally wanted the Viso III mount with the lever, but after talking to him a few days ago, I decided to go with the mount like your's. I guess I should also consider the coding as well. Looks like a great conversion. Oh, I also asked him to add a half click between .95 and 1.4 to get an approximate 1.2 aperture opening.

I can't wait!


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