Battle of the Leica screw 50mm: Industar V Summitar V Canon f1.8!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- I compare my three 50mm Leica screw standard lenses: the budget Industar 10 against the canon LTM heavyweight (literally) and the king of 'glow' the 50mm f2 summitar!
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Summitar is a fantastic lens. I have a 1946 10 blade coated one on my Leica iif. Nice review of lenses.
Many thanks for the interesting comparison. I own the Canon 1.8 as well as a coated summitar but have to shoot the latter more to come to my own verdict. But there is also a Canon 1.5 on my shelf, that is asking to be used and the first rolls from it were very promising! I need to shoot more film, that is for sure! 😊
Always need to shoot more film through a Leica 🙂
Nice to see the old Summitar lens doing well when compared to newer coated lenses. I only have a Summitar 50mm f/2 lens for my IIIb, and I don't intend to change that any time soon. I haven't put colour film through my IIIb yet, but it's on the to-do list.
The shot of my cat Missie shows the lovely, rich but subtle colour palate the old Summitar has - along with the beautiful fall off of sharpness at the edges of the frame that give an almost dreamlike quality. I can't really afford to have an 50mm Elmar for compactness and a Summitar - but the Industar 10 does super well for pocket-ability
I have the silver and black version of the Canon 50mm 1.4 for my Canon 7. Its nickname is the Japaneses Summilux. I comes highly recommended. Why is posting links in comments not allowed? I would have posted a link to a review of the lens.
When I started I got lots of links left by spammers for 'adult websites' so I disabled comment links. I was literally taking down 10 a week! I will lift that restriction tomorrow and see how it goes.
@@ashsphotolounge It was this link I wanted to post: ua-cam.com/video/WHEhPQsocsk/v-deo.html
@@michaelrasmussen3347 And from Mr Leica himself - a great site 🙂