Summarit 5cm shots

[defektive]

Pulled the trigger, got one on the way.

[jmanivelle]

Congratulations !

[julescasablancas]

Nice grip!

[michaelshane]

[helenhill]

Good One Michael ...Got that 'Glow'
Adam: Love those Night Shots ...Tres Atmospheric

A Protest One...

[raid]

Helen,
I see that you are a fan of the 5cm Summarit. Why?

[jmanivelle]

Great shot Helen, such a vintage look, nice art direction too !!

Originally Posted by helenhill

Good One Michael ...Got that 'Glow'
Adam: Love those Night Shots ...Tres Atmospheric

A Protest One...

[joseph_galilee]

Originally Posted by raid

Helen,
I see that you are a fan of the 5cm Summarit. Why?

Because she is the Goya reincarnation's.
A lot of people think that sharp lens means excellent pictures. It's not true. Henry Cartier Bresson, Gianni Berengo Gardin, Andrè Kertèsz, they had used old lenses, aspheric free, yet they have made ​​the history of photography. That's why Helen Hill is the reincarnation of the Goya. She prefers old tools because in reality she prefers subjects and creativity. I like Chagall, but that, as Kipling would say is another story.
I like the hyperbola.

Leitrahot

[dave lackey]

Well, three years now with the Summarit 1.5 and I am more impressed with not only the great quality build of the lens itself, but I am just now learning the M3+Summarit kit...and it will take the rest of my life to even begin to master it.

I tried the 35 Cron. Couldn't give it back soon enough because the 50 is the focal length that is me. Cannot change to a 35 as a one camera one lens setup. YMMV. That's great, but for me, it is the 50 and the Summarit 1.5 is it:

http://www.adoramapix.com/davegt/boo...ille-georgia-1

Two of my images:

http://gallery.lfi-online.de/gallery...t=-3589&page=2

[defektive]

Originally Posted by dave lackey

Well, three years now with the Summarit 1.5 and I am more impressed with not only the great quality build of the lens itself, but I am just now learning the M3+Summarit kit...and it will take the rest of my life to even begin to master it.

I tried the 35 Cron. Couldn't give it back soon enough because the 50 is the focal length that is me. Cannot change to a 35 as a one camera one lens setup. YMMV. That's great, but for me, it is the 50 and the Summarit 1.5 is it:

http://www.adoramapix.com/davegt/boo...ille-georgia-1

Two of my images:

http://gallery.lfi-online.de/gallery...t=-3589&page=2

Lovely portraits Dave.

One of my aims for the future is to follow a similar direction - acquire an M film body and plonk one lens on it permanently. It would most likely be my Summarit that arrived recently for the M9.

[dave lackey]

Originally Posted by defektive

Lovely portraits Dave.

One of my aims for the future is to follow a similar direction - acquire an M film body and plonk one lens on it permanently. It would most likely be my Summarit that arrived recently for the M9.

Thank you, sir.

The only slippery slope part is...one camera one lens turns into many "one camera one lens" kits! For instance, on the IIIF, it has the Industar 26. The FE2 has the 50 1.8 lens. Etc......

The upside of this is you really bond and think with the absence of thinking about the gear after awhile.

[jmanivelle]

M8 +Summarit LTM 50 1.5


working on a shim for the Canon LTM 50 1.2 !

[jmanivelle]

trainamento no clube Flamengo 1


trainamento no clube Flamengo 2

[raid]

My Summarit example is rather special as it has some optical defects that make it into a very pleasant soft focus lens. DAG took a look at it, and a look at some images it can produce, and his verdict was not to touch the optics. I have many vintage (sharp) 50mm lenses, so I left my Summarit as my soft focus portrait lens for the family. Whenever I talk about my Summarit and its "problems", I have several people here shout out that their Summairit lenses are tack sharp. This is very well possible. My lens has defects.

Here, I used the lens on the Olympus EP-2 M 4/3 camera:



















I am adding one image without colors:

[helenhill]

Wow had not seen this Thread in awhile...Apologies for not responding to YOU...
Well Raid, it seems that your Question was Eloquently Answered by Jmanvelle & Joseph_Galilee

Originally Posted by jmanivelle

Great shot Helen, such a vintage look, nice art direction too !!

Lovely of You Jmanvelle, Thx much very kind...it's True , the Summarit has that 'Retro' Glow.

Originally Posted by joseph_galilee

Because she is the Goya reincarnation's.
A lot of people think that sharp lens means excellent pictures. It's not true. Henry Cartier Bresson, Gianni Berengo Gardin, Andrè Kertèsz, they had used old lenses, aspheric free, yet they have made ​​the history of photography. That's why Helen Hill is the reincarnation of the Goya. She prefers old tools because in reality she prefers subjects and creativity. I like Chagall, but that, as Kipling would say is another story.
I like the hyperbola.

Leitrahot

Wow Joseph , you Floored me with your Poetic Ramblings....How Charming
And Beautiful a Gesture !! Thanks Much

[parkpy]

I'm not a big fan of the glow:


So I then had Youxin Ye CLA my Summarit 50mm f/1.5, primarily for the grease on the aperture blades. But he did a good job cleaning the lens too. There are some pre-existing cleaning marks. Regardless, I think the lens is plenty sharp for me. I have yet to shoot Color with it.