Any reason to own LLL 35mm f1.4 and f2.0 APO ?
p.3 #1Any reason to own LLL 35mm f1.4 and f2.0 APO ?
dalegaspi wrote:
when someone asks "should i buy X (and Y)?" most of the time, they are not really seeking for guidance or advice as their mind is already set; they are merely seeking validation/approval.
(source: me
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"Should I buy this?" and, "Should I take the lens I already purchased and have never used, sell it, and buy this other lens I've never used?" are two different questions. One is most likely normal, though it could be an indication of a problem, the other is likely to be the subject of a TLC reality show.
freaklikeme wrote
If I were you, I'd pump the breaks on the spending. You've got one of the best 28's available winging its way to you. I would use it a little before you decide to buy two of the same focal length.(source: me
)"Should I buy this?" and, "Should I take the lens I already purchased and have never used, sell it, and buy this other lens I've never used?" are two different questions. One is most likely normal, though it could be an indication of a problem, the other is likely to be the subject of a TLC reality show.
Sep 01, 2026 at 04:08 PM
p.3 #2Any reason to own LLL 35mm f1.4 and f2.0 APO ?
I bought the Leica 35 APO M and LLL 35 f1.4 roughly the same time.
I got my LLL 35 f1.4 back which was front focusing and it’s seems to be corrected. But it’s pretty damn good. The Leica APOs are just one of those luxuries - no looking back but the LLL 35 APO looks to be a good alternative. Go for it!
I got my LLL 35 f1.4 back which was front focusing and it’s seems to be corrected. But it’s pretty damn good. The Leica APOs are just one of those luxuries - no looking back but the LLL 35 APO looks to be a good alternative. Go for it!
Sep 01, 2026 at 06:33 PM