Archive 2014 · Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
p.22 #1Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
A few with the Mandler Lux 35...
a7II_Lux35_CostaMesaCH by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Lux35_CostaMesaGS by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Lux35_CostaMesaGoL by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Lux35_CostaMesaPoW by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
And one with the Elmarit 28 vIII. Put anything shiny in an arch and I will photograph it, apparently.
a7II_Elmarit28_Laguna_WS by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Lux35_CostaMesaCH by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Lux35_CostaMesaGS by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Lux35_CostaMesaGoL by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Lux35_CostaMesaPoW by Bradley Clemens, on FlickrAnd one with the Elmarit 28 vIII. Put anything shiny in an arch and I will photograph it, apparently.
a7II_Elmarit28_Laguna_WS by Bradley Clemens, on FlickrDec 06, 2015 at 05:39 PM
p.22 #2Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Found this snap on a roll of Acros that was still in my Leicaflex SL:
have a seat by Georg, auf Flickr
could be a NSU? - Leicaflex SL, probably shot through a Summicron-R 90/2
have a seat by Georg, auf Flickr
could be a NSU? - Leicaflex SL, probably shot through a Summicron-R 90/2
Dec 13, 2015 at 07:38 PM
p.22 #3Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
The current 50mm Summicron-M (v5?) is a mandler design, yes? It isn't an ASPH design, I believe.
I don't have my 90mm Summicron-M Pre-ASPH nor the 35mm Summicron-R E55 ROM anymore, but I did pick up the current 50 Cron-M. Will be sharing some photos with the (new to me M) lens in the upcoming weeks.
Oh, is there a difference (rendering, IQ, etc.), if any, between the 50 Summicron-R V2 (non built in hood) and the current 50 Summicron-M?
Edit: Looks like the V5 50 Cron-M (no tab and built int hood) is a mandler design!
I don't have my 90mm Summicron-M Pre-ASPH nor the 35mm Summicron-R E55 ROM anymore, but I did pick up the current 50 Cron-M. Will be sharing some photos with the (new to me M) lens in the upcoming weeks.
Oh, is there a difference (rendering, IQ, etc.), if any, between the 50 Summicron-R V2 (non built in hood) and the current 50 Summicron-M?
Edit: Looks like the V5 50 Cron-M (no tab and built int hood) is a mandler design!
Dec 22, 2015 at 12:33 AM
p.22 #4Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Yes the built-in hood version has exactly the same optical configuration as the tabbed version - so yes it's a Mandler design but no it's not an Asph design
I think the R Summicron without hood is version 1 - there were only 2 versions according to Erwin Puts
I think the R Summicron without hood is version 1 - there were only 2 versions according to Erwin Puts
Dec 22, 2015 at 03:26 PM
p.22 #5Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
shac wrote:
Yes the built-in hood version has exactly the same optical configuration as the tabbed version - so yes it's a Mandler design but no it's not an Asph design
I think the R Summicron without hood is version 1 - there were only 2 versions according to Erwin Puts
Ah! You're right, it is a V1 50 Cron-R.
Yes the built-in hood version has exactly the same optical configuration as the tabbed version - so yes it's a Mandler design but no it's not an Asph design
I think the R Summicron without hood is version 1 - there were only 2 versions according to Erwin Puts
Ah! You're right, it is a V1 50 Cron-R.
Dec 23, 2015 at 01:31 AM
p.22 #6Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Happy New Year everyone!
Here are a few from New Years Day around Old Town Sacramento with the MP & 50 Summicron (latest version).
Sacramento Tower Bridge Crossing by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Tower Bridge Black and White by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Skinheads by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Eats by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Get Beyond the Gate by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Here are a few from New Years Day around Old Town Sacramento with the MP & 50 Summicron (latest version).
Sacramento Tower Bridge Crossing by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Tower Bridge Black and White by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Skinheads by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Eats by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Sacramento Get Beyond the Gate by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Jan 02, 2016 at 10:15 PM
p.22 #7Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
I started shooting with a Leica Summicron 90/2 v3.1 recently and simply love the colours it produces!
DSC09184.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC09384.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC09542.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC00774.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC00794.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC00800.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC00809.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on Flickr
DSC09184.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrDSC09384.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrDSC09542.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrDSC00774.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrDSC00794.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrDSC00800.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrDSC00809.jpg by Nuno Ramos, on FlickrJan 18, 2016 at 03:05 AM
p.22 #8Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Happy to see work done with Summicron 90 pre asph (M & R) It's really great lens!
Couple shots with Lux-R 80, wide open
http://www.kozera.ca/photos/images/20160307_0003_640.jpg
http://www.kozera.ca/photos/images/20160307_0013_640.jpg
Couple shots with Lux-R 80, wide open
http://www.kozera.ca/photos/images/20160307_0003_640.jpg
http://www.kozera.ca/photos/images/20160307_0013_640.jpg
Mar 07, 2016 at 10:19 PM
p.22 #9Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Really nice shots up there:
135/2.8 Elmarit-M on M9:
Winter Feed by unoh7, on Flickr
Yum by unoh7, on Flickr
Air Conditioning by unoh7, on Flickr
135/2.8 Elmarit-M on M9:
Winter Feed by unoh7, on Flickr
Yum by unoh7, on Flickr
Air Conditioning by unoh7, on Flickr
Mar 08, 2016 at 01:15 AM
p.22 #10Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
90mm Tele-Elmarit f2.8 at 2.8 on A7RII
Primroses L inc sat 2 by petergthomas, on Flickr
Primroses L inc sat 2 by petergthomas, on FlickrMar 09, 2016 at 03:41 PM
p.22 #11Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Recently got a Leica Elmarit-R 135mm f/2.8 (vers. II) relatively cheap and I absolutely love this lens already!
When I got my adapter yesterday, I put the lens on my Canon 1Ds mk III and went out for a walk.
All shot wide open (obviously, as this lens doesn't need stopping down)
and two bokeh tests at (or near) minimum focus distance with background very close vs far away
Check out my Blog if you're curious about this lens:
www.mbphotox.wordpress.com
I will add a review with more sample photos soon.
When I got my adapter yesterday, I put the lens on my Canon 1Ds mk III and went out for a walk.
All shot wide open (obviously, as this lens doesn't need stopping down)
and two bokeh tests at (or near) minimum focus distance with background very close vs far away
Check out my Blog if you're curious about this lens:
www.mbphotox.wordpress.com
I will add a review with more sample photos soon.
Mar 16, 2016 at 08:06 AM
p.22 #12Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
'Mandler Look'
http://www.kozera.ca/photos/images/20160327_0007_640.jpg
http://www.kozera.ca/photos/images/20160327_0007_640.jpg
Mar 27, 2016 at 10:33 PM
p.22 #13Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Last week's Southern Ontario ice storm aftermath as seen by the APO-Telyt 180/3.4:
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0324.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0328.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0332.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0333.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0335.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0341.jpg
Shot on the M240 hand held and wide open at what is apparently the weakest area for this lens - near MFD work. Would have really appreciated IBIS to aid with steadying the image so I could focus at 10x magnification. But still managed and didn't have many notable focus misses. Impressed with this lens's handling of 'bokeh CA', or the lack of it. Definitely saw it in my 90AA-M images, as with the 50 Lux ASPH-M (which apparently Peter Karbe considers an APO, too) from the same outing. Pretty impressive IMO for a lens from the 70s (my copy is from 1981). Strongly prefer it over my Canon 70-200/4L IS, which I consider pretty decent itself.
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0324.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0328.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0332.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0333.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0335.jpg
http://ronscheffler.com/samples/fmm9-2016/20160325/20160325_0341.jpg
Shot on the M240 hand held and wide open at what is apparently the weakest area for this lens - near MFD work. Would have really appreciated IBIS to aid with steadying the image so I could focus at 10x magnification.
But still managed and didn't have many notable focus misses. Impressed with this lens's handling of 'bokeh CA', or the lack of it. Definitely saw it in my 90AA-M images, as with the 50 Lux ASPH-M (which apparently Peter Karbe considers an APO, too) from the same outing. Pretty impressive IMO for a lens from the 70s (my copy is from 1981). Strongly prefer it over my Canon 70-200/4L IS, which I consider pretty decent itself.Mar 28, 2016 at 10:29 AM
p.22 #14Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
the slightly faster, but distinctly non-apo R 180/2.8 pre-asph wide open:
http://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1568/26003569145_4c1d3c43c1_o.jpg
http://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1568/26003569145_4c1d3c43c1_o.jpg
Mar 28, 2016 at 12:55 PM
p.22 #18Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Love the 3D pop, but the vignetting is intense!
May 23, 2016 at 04:59 AM
p.22 #19Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
mbphoto_2.8 wrote:
Love the 3D pop, but the vignetting is intense!
I added a bunch of vignetting to the first two.
May 23, 2016 at 09:44 AM
p.22 #20Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
rscheffler wrote:
Impressed with this lens's handling of 'bokeh CA', or the lack of it. Definitely saw it in my 90AA-M images, as with the 50 Lux ASPH-M (which apparently Peter Karbe considers an APO, too) from the same outing. Pretty impressive IMO for a lens from the 70s (my copy is from 1981). Strongly prefer it over my Canon 70-200/4L IS, which I consider pretty decent itself.
It's indeed quite impressive for an old design, but I guess 90AA can also achieve the same level of CA suppression @ f/3.4.
Impressed with this lens's handling of 'bokeh CA', or the lack of it. Definitely saw it in my 90AA-M images, as with the 50 Lux ASPH-M (which apparently Peter Karbe considers an APO, too) from the same outing. Pretty impressive IMO for a lens from the 70s (my copy is from 1981). Strongly prefer it over my Canon 70-200/4L IS, which I consider pretty decent itself.
It's indeed quite impressive for an old design, but I guess 90AA can also achieve the same level of CA suppression @ f/3.4.
May 24, 2016 at 07:04 AM