05-30-2012
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#1126
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Registered User
Bingley is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by buzzardkid
Aha,
so that's the famous uncoated Summitar that gets all those great shots!
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Thanks, Johan. Yes, this Summitar is a keeper (I think Huub may regret selling it  )
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05-31-2012
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#1127
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Hopelessly Citrophile
Penny Lane is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by buzzardkid
Early Leica II, W-Komura- 35/3.5 LTM and Voigtländer minifinder.
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If that's about as great to use as it is to look at, I shall have to turn green with envy 
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05-31-2012
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#1128
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...new old stock
mynikonf2 is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by buzzardkid
Early Leica II, W-Komura- 35/3.5 LTM and Voigtländer minifinder.
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...one word, SWEEEET!!
Well I could not end my post without a congratulation buzzardkid, this gives me GAS for a black Barnack! 
Guess the only way to avoid it is not to look, yeah right, like that's going to happen. 
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05-31-2012
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#1129
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hunter-gatherer
HuubL is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bingley
Thanks, Johan. Yes, this Summitar is a keeper (I think Huub may regret selling it  )
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Rub it in, rub it in... 
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06-13-2012
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#1130
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dave lackey is offline
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Finally getting around to posting my IIIF, from paulfish, to my desk:

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06-17-2012
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#1131
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Registered User
MISH is offline
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Took my IIIF for a walk yesterday .............. seems to be getting more use than its newer siblings
 
What a joy to shoot with
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06-17-2012
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#1132
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packin' light
buzzardkid is offline
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Screwmount Summicron, so cool 
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06-17-2012
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#1133
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Registered User
MISH is offline
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I have had the IIIF for a year now and after a trip to see Youxin (cla, new shutter curtains and new beam splitter) it is like he sent me back a brand new camera (I fear I will never own a real new Leica in this lifetime) I gave in to temptation and bought this camera because of the Summicron with no cleaning marks but never thought I would enjoy it so much. I wasted the last 30 years thinking that these cameras were some how the redheaded step child to the M system but my opinion certainly changed by actually using one ...... now if I only had a black one etc....etc.....etc
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06-17-2012
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#1134
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BobYIL is offline
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IIIf and IIIc...
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06-17-2012
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#1135
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Ride, dive, shoot.
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Gift for a photographer friend who just got married. (from his best man and myself)
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06-27-2012
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#1136
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modern vintage
digitalintrigue is offline
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07-03-2012
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#1137
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Picture taker
S.H. is offline
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After years telling myself not to buy one... an old repairman, friend of mine, sold me a chrome III for the price of a full CLA. Could not resist, and I already had a screwmount adapter...
Shown here with a strange 1935 sonnar f2 (in a f1.5 barrel  ). Looks like an old hot-rod, small body / fat lens.
Leica III (1936), Jena Sonnar (1935) by s81h, on Flickr
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07-03-2012
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#1138
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Paulbe is offline
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S.H.--beautiful camera and beautiful photo!
How did you light that?
Thanks!
Paul
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07-03-2012
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#1139
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Picture taker
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Thanks!
Just used my desktop lamp (=> tripod, Nikon 60mm macro lens, 6s f32).
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07-08-2012
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#1140
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jcrutcher is offline
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IIIG with 8.5 CM Summarex

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07-10-2012
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#1141
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packin' light
buzzardkid is offline
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Allright, this must be a record. I did spend quite some time to find this sweet little Komura 35/3.5 and get it across to NL but now I need to sell it to fund a fast 50 that I need for a project and work... 
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Leica II (1932), Elmars 50 & 135, Heliar 50: the nickel kit
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07-16-2012
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#1142
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Film Shooter
Flat Twin is offline
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What! Sell another one... Johan, Noooooooo!!  That looks so sweet on the II as well!
Go on, keep it. You know you want to...!
Simon
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07-18-2012
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#1143
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packin' light
buzzardkid is offline
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Too late Simon, it's paid for and boxed up... and it'll be going off to the post office shortly.
The proceeds will go to an early Summilux 50/1.4 for my M2 and future-repaired M4. I have some portrait work coming up it seems and I need the faster, softer and tighter-frame lens for that...
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Leica II (1932), Elmars 50 & 135, Heliar 50: the nickel kit
Leica II (1942), Minifinder, Canon 28, W-Nikkor 35, Elmar 90: the chrome kit
Ricoh GXR Monochrom
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07-19-2012
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#1144
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Film Shooter
Flat Twin is offline
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Johan,
Only joking! An early Summilux and M2/4 is a very nice combination and a worthy trade for the Komura I think, well done!
Simon
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07-25-2012
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#1145
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Watch that step!
LeicaTom is offline
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Just some old "camera porn" here I was digging up on my PC...........
A very late 1945 Leica IIIC K Chrome I SOLD to someone here at RFF (they got an amazingly nice/rare camera)
and a uncommon 1943/46 issue Flat Black Painted Leitz Hektor f4.5 135mm lens with a Chrome/Black Painted FIKUS hood, the camera has a "wartime" VIOOH finder on it and also a OKARO rangefinder enhancement filter.
Enjoy!
Tom
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I'm a Retro PinUp Photographer using vintage M39/LTM Leica/ CZJ Sonnar/ Nippon Kogaku and Canon lenses with a Leica M8 Digital
I'm also a Vintage Volkswagen Collector, Driver and Enthusiast ~ I own a 1957 "Oval Window" Beetle named "Blauchen" (oV!Vo) Beep!
http://www.modelmayhem.com/118
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07-25-2012
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#1146
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Watch that step!
LeicaTom is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MISH
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I love the Summicron "barndoor" hood!
Tom
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WW 2 Leica Historian and Rare Military Leica Camera and Lens Consultant Services (for Civilian and Military Engraved Leica IIIC "Stepper" and IIIC K models made between 1940 to 1946)
I'm a Retro PinUp Photographer using vintage M39/LTM Leica/ CZJ Sonnar/ Nippon Kogaku and Canon lenses with a Leica M8 Digital
I'm also a Vintage Volkswagen Collector, Driver and Enthusiast ~ I own a 1957 "Oval Window" Beetle named "Blauchen" (oV!Vo) Beep!
http://www.modelmayhem.com/118
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07-25-2012
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#1147
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Registered User
Mr_Flibble is offline
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Your IIIcK is in good hands Tom
I agree that the 135mm Hektor is a huge beast, the FIKUS makes it worse. I have a similar lens from 1946, but rarely find I need it.

Leica IIIa (1937-38), factory upgrade with IIIf flash controls, SCNOO rapidwinder, Goatskin, ROSOL viewfinder and 50mm f/3.5 ELMAR (1937)
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07-25-2012
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#1148
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Watch that step!
LeicaTom is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Flibble
Your IIIcK is in good hands Tom
I agree that the 135mm Hektor is a huge beast, the FIKUS makes it worse. I have a similar lens from 1946, but rarely find I need it.
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Ahh see it was Rick who bought that one..........yes a really fine specimen of the *very rare* Non-Stamped/Non marked IIIC Kness ~ yeah I photograph a camera with the Hektor on it purly for laughs, it's a really great prop, with that FIKUS hood and the VIOOH on top, looks like something from a Sci-Fi movie!
Like to see work shot with that camera soon......it was delivered with a f3.5/50 Elmar I believe according to the infos back from the Leica factory........too bad the original lens was long gone before I got the camera.
Funny but real 1945 issue Elmar 50's seem to me hard to find right now? - I'm still looking for one for one of my 45' K's.
Tom
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WW 2 Leica Historian and Rare Military Leica Camera and Lens Consultant Services (for Civilian and Military Engraved Leica IIIC "Stepper" and IIIC K models made between 1940 to 1946)
I'm a Retro PinUp Photographer using vintage M39/LTM Leica/ CZJ Sonnar/ Nippon Kogaku and Canon lenses with a Leica M8 Digital
I'm also a Vintage Volkswagen Collector, Driver and Enthusiast ~ I own a 1957 "Oval Window" Beetle named "Blauchen" (oV!Vo) Beep!
http://www.modelmayhem.com/118
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07-25-2012
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#1149
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modern vintage
digitalintrigue is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LeicaTom
I love the Summicron "barndoor" hood!
Tom
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I always thought those were goofy.  But I bet it works well!
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07-25-2012
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#1150
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Registered User
MISH is offline
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Quote:
Originally Posted by digitalintrigue
I always thought those were goofy.  But I bet it works well!
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it does work well, doesn't really get in the way of shooting, just another example of the type of over engineered accessory that makes me love shooting Leica
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