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Like the covering of your MP
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Covering
Yes, the Leica Customer Service in Solms did it. I`m not sure how much it cost, the normal cover was uneven and I asked them to fix it up and change it to vulcanit. they were very friendly and didn`t charged anything!
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Thanks,
it is a Domke gripper strap (http://www.tiffen.com/), made out of canvas with non slip rubber.
my pictures: http://www.lightstalkers.org/miguel_ferraz |
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1969 summicron and hood, 1.25 mag and luigi strap... M3 metal levers:
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thank to roundg too! I too hated the feel of the plastic tip advance lever so I wanted to change it, and at the same time the frame and self timer lever. The summicron makes it a nice pair but I must say, the day I will lay my hands on a first generation chrome summilux 35mm, this thread will see some serious p0rn!
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M4 metal levers + my newly acquired Type I 35mm Summicron.
I left the MR meter off, the original Leica UV filter, hood, and Luigi's cherry wriststrap. Just the bare essence! ![]() |
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Well, this is something I thought I would *never* do....
One of these days I may actually buy a scanner and upload some images! Nah, never happen....<laugh> Best D |
My black paint M4
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This is my black paint M4 with Summicron 35mm at home.
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"I like the 35mm ASPH 'cron with the round vented hood (always have) and I love the signs of wear."
Where can I get such hood? I hate the square plastic one on the 35 cron asph...anyone know the no.? |
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That hood's a tad pricey, but at least it's metal...
Everyone keeps telling me the square one is more effective...I just can't beleive how flimsy & ugly it is... |
Those M4s are killing me.
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Lens Hoods
I ordered one of these from China last week and it arrived today. Very high quality and very well engineered:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...2139&rd=1&rd=1 Not metal but very high quality plastic. Looks superb on the lens. ![]() |
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I have two 12585 hoods, one is labelled for 50 f2, f2.8 and f3.5, 35 f2.8 and 35 f 3.5. The other adds 35 f2 to the list but is otherwise identical in size and shape.
I use them on 35 and 50 'crons and on a thin Tele-Elmarit when I want to travel very light with a 35/90 outfit. |
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According to the 1976 Litz Catalogue, the 12504 fits the Lux 35 and Cron 35 (v3).
I wonder if the 12504 or 12585 fits a V4 Cron 35.... |
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Ms family!!!!:)
au plaisir eric |
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Be aware that both hoods interfere with access to the aperture ring, so I leave them on the shelf. Actually, the aperture rings are still too fiddly, so I leave the lenses on the shelf also, and use a Summaron. :) |
I agree-- it does not 'gel well' with an MP , It seems Solms only wants me to use #12526! I await a reply from leica usa to see what their reccommendation for a metal hood would be.
Sorry, I am confused now--12585, 12585H,12526,12504,12524. They range from 70-250 USD new/ hard to find all used. It's not that I don't trust you guys, but seems I have many options. I'll let you know what leica usa says. |
All original Leica hoods are expensive to buy separately from the lens. They are quite sought after since that "bargain" lens is unlikely to have the original hood and caps with it. Try finding a cap for the back of the hood on its own if you want a real challenge.
I'll be interested to see the official recommendations. mkl - the 12585 works perfectly on the 35 'cron v4. |
My new lens came with a cheap, flimsy, plastic hood. A very un-leica like hood-to me. I have never bought leica new until recently, and this was a surprise. I still can't believe it says leica on it...And I LOVE Leica! I am now on a quest for a hood worthy of this lense...
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Now we're talking hoods, my 50 DR Summicron came with a non-vented 12571J hood, bearing the same indications for f/3.5, 2.8 and 2 50 and 35 lenses... So even more to choose from :)
Here are both the vented and the non-vented hoods on the 35 and 50mm Summicrons. |
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Got this exactly 2 weeks ago. M6 Wetzlar Classic. 35 Summicron V3
I have the round, metal hood for it but left it off for the photoshoot : P |
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The 'look' doesn't bother me so much as that it is plastic and rather flimsy. Anyway, leica usa also cautioned that this(12526) is the dedicated one for the 35 cron asph. They also informed me that #12452, (for 225 USD new) is black paint and metal and will suffice. This is the one..!( I can live on sardines for a couple weeks, right?)
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