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Old 01-30-2006   #1
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Mystery lens filter

I have a Vorsatzlinse #2 3,5 5cm "Elpik" Does anyone know what this Leitz lens filter fits? The screw in is only 19mm! I have the original box for it as well. It was used by a mining engineer.
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I think it is meant for the denter thread in the small Elmars: 50/3,5 collapsible and 35/3.5.
That way you can still use the aperture since it is on the front of these lenses. With the A36 filter the aperture handle is behind the filter.

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Rob, It sounds like it would result in a vignette like image if the diameter is of the filter is smaller then that of the lens?
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I think it is meant for the denter thread in the small Elmars: 50/3,5 collapsible and 35/3.5.
That way you can still use the aperture since it is on the front of these lenses. With the A36 filter the aperture handle is behind the filter.

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I have a #1, fits old style f3.5 Elmar.

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No Jim, it won't. The face of the old Elmars has a ring with aperture numbers etc. An A36 push-on filter fits over, your small filter screws in just around the lens glass surface. Picture by Leicatime

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Rob, It sounds like it would result in a vignette like image if the diameter is of the filter is smaller then that of the lens?
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That makes sense, I forgot how small those Elmars are. Thanks' again Rob. JimG
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