I think the Thypoch Simera 50mm f/1.4 for Leica M-mount offers great value for money, being a fast 50mm lens which is sharp enough wide open, gives you that nice bokeh with a bit of swirl, which I really appreciate.
I think the Thypoch Simera 50mm f/1.4 for Leica M-mount offers great value for money, being a fast 50mm lens which is sharp enough wide open, gives you that nice bokeh with a bit of swirl, which I really appreciate.
If you have both these lenses already you will correctly tell me that the Raynox 250 will not clip onto a 43mm filter thread diameter of a VC Nokton 40mm f1.4. But, if you attach the metal vented hood to the VC 40/1.4 you can then clip it to the larger 52mm filter threaded hood.
The Leica M-A is the ultimate Leica purist camera.
I think I proved today with my first rangefinder camera wedding experience that you most certainly CAN use a Leica M9 for wedding photography!
Of the 21mm lenses currently available in Leica M mount, the Thypoch Ksana 21mm f3.5 is now my first choice. I tend to use 21mm when I travel so the small size is a key and I Iove how compact it is on both my Leica M cameras and APS-C Leica CL as a walkabout lens.
After using the Light Lens Lab 35mm f1.4 AA for a few months on both film and digital camera I would say it’s a keeper and Light Lens Lab have done a fantastic job, yet again.
