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Leica Screw Mount Copies Classic Leica Copy forum as listed in the book 300 Leica Copies, including but not limited to Nicca, Leotax, Honor, Canon etc. At one time there was a major part of the camera industry just trying to make a lower cost copy/dirivitive of the original Leica.

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Old 02-19-2010   #26
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Very nice Details and colors.. love the 1600 image.. didn't think 1600 was that clean and detailed..... what did you develop it in......
I actually had the lab do that roll. I was in a rush to get pictures out to everyone and I had some 120 color film to send anyway. It was the first roll I took with Neopan 1600 and I liked the results a lot.
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Another from a portrait session last weekend. So far, I am not regretting my decision to sell my Summicron and go with the Nikkor.
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Old 02-20-2010   #29
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Great Portraits Tim...
Looks like YOU have found the PURRfect Mix.... Magic
between the 50 Planar & the 85 nikkor
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Old 03-11-2010   #31
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I favor the Nikkor 105 2.5 LTM over the 85mm 2.0. It also is razor sharp.
Raid, what do you like better about the 105/2.5? Is it the focal length itself, the handling of the lens, image quality?

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Old 09-15-2010   #32
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Old 09-15-2010   #34
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i love this lens, although it's goddamned heavy
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figured I'd revive the thread, now that I have one of these beauties. Images from the Leica M Monochrom:









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Very nice portraits,
time to show some colors!

Nikkor 85 2,0 LTM on Leica M8

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LTM Version on Delta 400 (I think).
I dont use this lens often enough, but each time I use it, I cant seem to bring myself to consider selling this away

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figured I'd revive the thread, now that I have one of these beauties. Images from the Leica M Monochrom:
wow. those are spectacular
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