Olympus XA
This didn't sell in the (there was a url link here which no longer exists) and I can't be bothered to list it on ebay.
Let's try this: subscribers only - you send me one roll of fresh film* to cover postage, I send you the XA. I don't think this is worth sending outside of the EU.
* 35mm or 120 Portra, Ektar or Reala please.
Forgive my ignorance, is this the one I sent to you with the flash attachment? lol! I sent it to someone...
I had to check to be sure, but no, I got it from here: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)
Fuji slide boxes:
Any interest?
Are these still availble? If so id love them!
Leica.overgaard.dk seems to disagree with your definition. Summicron was derived from Leicas use of crown glass for the first time.
ALL Summicrons are f2 maximum aperture.
-M says it's an M mount lens not an R or reflex lens
Not all Summicrons have finger tabs, in fact MOST do not.
I think you're getting mixed up here.
The Summicron was the first Leitz lens to use LANTHANUM crown glass. Normal crown glass has been in regular use in optics since the 1730s; without it, there would have been no achromats until the 1950s.
"Summicron" is a progression of the Summar/Summitar/Summarit naming convention for double-Gauss normals. If you can get -cron out of "lanthanum", I salute you.
f/2 is the middle speed of Leica's lineup, between 2.8/2.5 and 1.4/1.0/0.95. All 'Crons are f/2, and all 'Crons are also mid-speed.
Most M-mount lenses don't have -M in their names. That's a recent convention. A Summicron 50 f/2 and a SUMMICRON-M 50 f/2 are not the same lens, either optically or mechanically.
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