It's been hard of late to find time to shoot. I'm in Cleveland and only had time to take this shot out my hotel window. I used an ice bucket as a makeshift tripod.
A7ii, Leitz Elmar M 50/2.8 v1 (circa 1960), ITOOY hood:
All shot wide open, elevated ISO, uncropped, AWB, aperture priority, IBIS enabled, no flash. Light sources were various, mixed, and entirely obnoxious: skylight, halogen, CFL, indirect, twilight. Sony AWB did a pretty good job, but every shot has been rebalanced in post. The Elmar is a classic, but painful in use due to aperture ring rotating with focus. I used magnified view for critical focus: a serious challenge for candids of a 10-year old girl in shopping mode. Optically, the Elmar has great linearity and decent sharpness w/o. I used to think the bokeh was pretty, but nothing touches STF.
The Elmar is collapsible, but I didn't have the guts to see if that feature would wreck my shutter. The lens is entirely free of color shift on the A7ii (unlike the Summicron M 35).
Photo taken as the sun is clearing the trees about 8 minutes after sunrise
Looking at the sun coming up and Big Meadows
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica M 90mm f2.5 Summarit lens
ISO 200, f11, 1/400 second; processed in LR6.10.1
Exposure corrected by +0.24 Stops
October 24, 2016
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah NP, Virginia
I often wonder how some manufacturers manage to sell any lenses at all 
