For Sale Canon 17f4 TSE, Summicron 50, 90, Zeiss 85f1.4

[tri911]

Prices do not include shipping or paypal. Please add 3% paypal if used. I also accept personal check or USPS MO.

1) Canon 17mm f4 TSE $1950
I am selling the lense to get the 24 TS. The 17mm is too difficult to find a subject that's worthy to shoot, maybe because I suck. The optic is phenomenon. It is almost as sharp as my Zeiss 21mm and sharper than my Canon 24mm f1.4 MkII.
The lense comes with cap, rear cap and pouch. I do not have the box or paper work. Glass is perfect, barrel is clean.

2) Leitz 50mm Summicron f2 M-mount $890
S/N 2,5XX,XXX, 3rd version.
Comes with rear cap and hood.
Glass is clean. Barrel has some paint wear. the filter thread is slightly bent but still able to mount filters. Great performer and amazing sharpness.

3) Summicron 90mm f2 $800
Serial Number is 2,333,XXX
It is an amazing performer. I ended with two copies so selling one. Glass is clean with a few dust specks. Barrel is clean with minor paint war around the focusing ring and the tripod mount. Focusing is smooth and the apertures are clean.
If you have the R Summicron 90, we could trade plus some cash difference.

4) Zeiss Planar 85mm f1.4 AEG $620
Glass is perfect with only 1-2 dust specks. Focusing ring is smooth and well damped. Cosmetically it is in excellent condition with only few tiny paint wear around the edges. I hate to let it go, but I am not using it since I have around 8 lenses in the 80-100mm range. One of the best portrait lense available with excellent micro contrast. Comes with front and rear caps.

 

[tri911]

3 shots pano with the shift function

Zion National Park by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Horseshoe Bend 7 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Horseshoe Bend 1 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Santa Monica Pier6 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Santa Monica Pier1 by Anh Tri, on Flickr

 

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Summicron 50mm

 

[tri911]

Samples of the 50mm summicron

Leica 50mm summicron 00006 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00009 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00011 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00016 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00037 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00039 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00041 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 50mm summicron 00043 by Anh Tri, on Flickr

 

[tri911]

90mm Summicron

 

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Samples from 90mm Summicron

Leica 100001 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 100004 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 100007 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 90mm f2 Summicron 00109 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 90mm f2 Summicron 00086 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 90mm f2 Summicron00082 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 90mm f2 Summicron 00081 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 90mm summicron 00002 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Leica 90mm summicron 00009 by Anh Tri, on Flickr

More sample pictures at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tritran/page39/

 

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Zeiss 85mm

 

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Samples taken with the Zeiss 85mm lense:

Zeiss 85mm f1.4 9 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85mm f1.4 8 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 81mm f1.4 Planar 00077 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 81mm f1.4 Planar00075 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85MM F1.4 0006900062 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85mm f1.4 1 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85mm f1.4 2 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85mm f1.4 3 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85mm f1.4 4 by Anh Tri, on Flickr


Zeiss 85mm f1.4 7 by Anh Tri, on Flickr

 

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[Poisson Du Jour]

No, you don't suck because of the 17mm TS-E: it is Canon's infamous Achilles Heel with no clear application and behaving more like an uncorrected fisheye. And tell me what your first reaction would be to the huge front element copping a nasty scrape. The TSE 24mm (original version) is the bees' knees of them all for landscape and the best choice (I have used it since 1996).

Inspiring photos of Zion National Park. I guess I'll have to wait 4 more years before retirement to get there!

 

[tri911]

Hello I love Australia.
Yes the 17mm is not for everyone, but in the right hands it sings.

 

[ozphoto]

That 17mm works beautifully for interior images; my d***** tech loves it - very little distortion that needs to be corrected! Sure it has the most bulbous front element I have *ever* owned (my 300 f2.8 the biggest), but the cap protects it nicely.

I was blown away by it's lack of barrel distortion (compared to a previous 17mm I owned), and that was *the* major reason I paid $2500 to add it to my kit. It's an absolute joy to use, and a real workhorse for the architectural imagery I produce for clients.

 

[tri911]

Canon 17TS is sold