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leica or not but lets keep to rf gear...
my real life kit, if just using one lens and body is the rd1s with the rollei 40 sonnar attached.
my real life kit, if just using one lens and body is the rd1s with the rollei 40 sonnar attached.
nightfly
Well-known
M4-p Cv 28 3.5.
dotur
od karnevala
dave lackey
Mentor
Easy....my M3 with the 50mm Summarit 1.5!
Been using this for over 3 years now...never anything else on the M3.
Been using this for over 3 years now...never anything else on the M3.
openuser
Newbie
Mp with 50 summicron (pre asph).
It is with me 24/7 wherever I go.
It is with me 24/7 wherever I go.
wjlapier
Well-known
Real life. M7 and 50 cron. Poor 35 cron asph gets no love these days.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
I must say that's
M2 + 50 Elmar-M, Neopan 400 @1600 inside.
M2 + 50 Elmar-M, Neopan 400 @1600 inside.
sevres_babylone
Mentor
I'm a slut with my 50's (my preferred focal length), but if I had to choose one it would be the Zeiss Sonnar, because while the focus shift issues can be frustrating, it's so good wide open, and so flare resistant, that it would be the one I'd pick. With my M9.
Lord Nikon
Shoots Leica
sorry, wrong thread
Teuthida
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Unfair to keep it to RFs.
Nikon F5 w 50mm 1.8, loaded with HP5.
Nikon F5 w 50mm 1.8, loaded with HP5.
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not on a website named rangefinder forum...in a section called rangefinder photography:bang:
Melancholy
To grain, or not to grain
My M6 and 35 summicron, always with me.
Alfasud
Old Toys
Spoiled for choice
Spoiled for choice
I'll stick with either of my fixed lens options: My Konica III with its 48/2 Hexanon, or my Vitessa L 50/2 Ultron.
Spoiled for choice
I'll stick with either of my fixed lens options: My Konica III with its 48/2 Hexanon, or my Vitessa L 50/2 Ultron.
Jim-st
Well-known
M8 + 35 Summarit-M (unless it's a CV15 day!)
Peter_wrote:
Well-known
yashica lynx 14
Merkin
For the Weekend
Olympus Pen FT with 38mm f1.8. Yes, I know it is an SLR, but it has the same form factor and size as an RF, and I use it the same way I would use an RF, just with better reliability. The thing is a tank.
