newst
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Mackinaw
Think Different
Most interesting. Could you supply a pic? Peter is active on the Canon Historical page on Facebook, and I'm sure he (and others) would like to see your ten-bladed 35/2.8.
Jim B.
aw614
Member
Here is a picture of mine along with a picture of my chrome one too.
This was the auction I bought it off on ebay from late June
https://www.ebay.com/itm/28486065762...p2047675.l2557
It was not reassembled correctly and the threads needed to be cleaned out and regreased, but it's working for me now, just shot a few frames today with it.
EDIT: I made a post about it on the Facebook group.
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Bingley
Mentor
I've seen this comment about glasses-wearers and wondered: "How is it hard to see" I don't wear glasses while shooting, but even without, I have to smash my eye right up against the finder. My lens came with an accessory finder in a nice little leather case, but the idea of the P body was not to have to need that. I think I'll make do, as I really like the camera.
I think I'm done buying LTM cameras now. The IIIc, I bought for sentimental reasons: my grandma scrimped and saved and finally bought a used one for my grandpa in the early 50s. That's a good camera, but a real hassle to use. I challenge myself to shoot quickly with it, but everything has to be preset to do that reasonably. I have a whole new respect for press photographers of the 20s-50s that used these cameras.
I figure the Summitar 50/2 will stay on the IIIc and the Canon 35/2.8 will stay on the P. Then maybe add a Zuiko 85/2 for the OM1N at some point? (or just stick with the 135/3.5 I already have)
Here are a couple of shots from the Canon 35/2.8 on my IIIc. Mine is chrome and is not marked Serenar.
Girlfriend and daughter by Jeremy, on Flickr
P9078316 by Jeremy, on Flickr
The first photo is wonderful!! And I think the combo of the Canon 35/2.8 and the Summitar is close to perfect if you like an old-school look.
Bingley
Mentor
Canon IVSB2, Canon 35mm f2.8 (black and chrome), TMax 400 @ iso 200 in Perceptol:
High Sierra from Robinson Creek by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
High Sierra from Robinson Creek by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Bingley
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Canon IVSB2, Canon 35mm f2.8 (chrome and black), TMax 400 @ iso 200 in Perceptol:
Pine forest by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Pine forest by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
bluesun267
Well-known
This is an excellent and underrated lens. At f5.6-f11 it is indistinguishable from the Ultron 35/2 V2, except the Canon is an actual 35mm lens, unlike the Ultron which gives a noticeably narrower FOV. Mine is a late black and chrome model and has 10 blades. I like the rendering better than the Canon 35/2.
largedrink
Down Under
Mine is also the 10 blade aperture version, black and chrome, serial number 32791. I was given this lens, it performs really well, as do all my Canon LTM lenses.
largedrink
Down Under
Here's a specification and lens diagram for the chrome 35mm 2.8:
largedrink
Down Under
And another shot using the black and chrome version. Leica M2, Canon 35mm 2.8 LTM lens, Ilford FP4 125
Das Rollende Ei #2 by Hugh B, on Flickr
Das Rollende Ei #2 by Hugh B, on Flickr
Bingley
Mentor
I have the Type 6 version of this lens, from 1961-62, according to Peter Kitchingman's book on Canon RF lenses. According to Kitchingman's book, the Canon 35mm f2.8 had the longest run of any Canon rangefinder lens other than the 50mm f1.8. He does not mention any change in the number of blades over the run, and mine does indeed have 10 aperture blades.
Costo Kim
Established
canon ltm 2.8/35 on sony a7rII
shot @ f/2.8
b&w film simulation
DSC07751 canon ltm 35mm f/2.8 by bokeh hunter, on Flickr
DSC07779 canon ltm 35mm f/2.8 by bokeh hunter, on Flickr
shot @ f/2.8
b&w film simulation
DSC07751 canon ltm 35mm f/2.8 by bokeh hunter, on Flickr
DSC07779 canon ltm 35mm f/2.8 by bokeh hunter, on Flickr
The Spastic Image
Established
Thanks for turning me on to what a Canon L1 can do. I just got my example last week, and the Canon 50 mm/f2.8 early this week, now shooting the test roll. I love how this Canon 35 mm/f2.8 looks, it delivers nice images. I hope to find myself a nice example. I enjoy how the Canon L1 handles and feels. I look forward to many happy rolls together. And maybe a nice Canon VT Deluxe or a VL-2 in the fleet. Or maybe a 7. My love of Canon RF is beginning.Canon L1. Forgot the film.
Jim B.