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Sold A couple nice LTM wide angle lenses.

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nanthor

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1. A Leica 35mm f3.5 Summaron LTM lens in great condition with smooth focusing, nice operating aperture, and clean, clear glass. This produces stunningly sharp and colorful images. Comes as shown, no caps. $390.00 shipped in USA.

2. A Canon 35mm f3.2 Serenar LTM lens also in great condition with clean and clear glass, smooth focusing and aperture. Also very sharp. $220.00 shipped in USA. This one is sold.
 

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What beautiful lenses. Nice! The Summaron requires some sort of clip-on holder for filters or filters with a clamp? Interesting.
 
Kodachromeguy said:
What beautiful lenses. Nice! The Summaron requires some sort of clip-on holder for filters or filters with a clamp? Interesting.
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Likely "Series" filters, like early mounted on original thread mount lenses, before threaded filter mounts were common.
Be aware these push on filters can scratch lenses.
 
Don_ih said:
Leitz was annoying about filters. Just plain annoying.
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Likely because they did not want badly taken filtered photographs and slides, out in the wild, and degrading the Leica lens mythology.

IMO
 
eli griggs said:
Likely because they did not want badly taken filtered photographs and slides, out in the wild, and degrading the Leica lens mythology.
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Far more likely is filters were not a concern when designing the Elmar 50 and 35.

Little excuse for lenses thereafter, though.
 
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