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<p>Good News for all HASSELBLAD EL/M users, there are now brand new rechargeable batteries with charger for your workhorse available. Send me a PM for more info!</p>
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<p>For the capacity of the 36 MP FX sensor of the D800/E camera bodies, there is an new world champion standard lens announced, the brand new <strong>Carl Zeiss APO Distagon T* 1,4/55mm!</strong> Stay tuned, and collect the money for it!</p>
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<p>Send your SL66 to an experienced official ROLLEI repair service, to get first an cost estimate, charged with approx. 25 € which will be compensated later with your repair order! The firm WIESE-Fototechnik at Hamburg/Germany (<a href="mailto:wiese-fototechnik@gmx.de">wiese-fototechnik@gmx.de</a>) has the official ROLLEI service to help you with your SL66 problem.</p>
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<p>Owners of the ZEISS IKON bodies have no reason to get nervous, I have the info, that the camera bodies will be serviced furtheron at Oberkochen.</p>
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<p>If you as an serious amateur like to shoot good images, take the Pentax 645D, if you must have the prestige and mythos of the name Leica to keep up with the Johnson's, get you an S2!</p>
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<p>If you as an serious amateur like to shoot good images, take the Pentax 645D, if you must have the prestige and mythos of the name Leica to keep up with the Johnson's, get you an S2!</p>
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<p>People who <strong>really need</strong> the <strong>12mm</strong> of course, won't buy the 16mm glass!</p>
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<p>For people looking out for special razor sharp and crisp top glass, should get himself the<br>
brand new<br>
<strong> APO ZEISS Sonnar T* 2.0/135mm!</strong></p>
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<p>It was foreseeable, that the ZI without an digitial sensor could not survive! But the new liaison between Zeiss and Fujifilm let expect some very good camera ans lens news in the future! After the Photokina, is before the Photokina!</p>
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<p>I am using a wide range of MF glasses with adapter sucessfully on different cameras, incl. with LiveView even on my Canon 5DII. I don't miss no AF nor automatics etc. and this has saved me a lot of money.</p>
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<p>Hi Ray, you're saying here, that the Leica S2 is perfect for using a collection of other brand glasses. With the PENTAX 645D it is possible, to use the wide range of the excellent Pentax 645 and Pentax 67 lenses, even with much more favorable prices.</p>
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<p>If <strong>prestige</strong> is important, take the <strong>LEICA S2</strong>, if a<strong> tool </strong>ist needed, take the solid <strong>PENTAX 645 D </strong>and save a lot of money!</p>
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<p>Please, do not complain, it was always more expensive to use a LEICA!</p>
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<p>Please, do not complain, it was always more expensive to use a LEICA!</p>
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<p>Hi Valentin, I hope, you've not picked an black market junker, because this sensitive mirror lens was often in use with DDR military border patrols, and they cared less in using a lens of this focal length. To my knowledge, an good reviewed version costs much more.</p>
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<p>I guess, the Fujihasselblad adapter has the databus for automatic use of the Fuji glasses on the Leica S2 camera.</p>
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<p>Bengt, you're right, this is really the case, as an pro photographer, you must show and have always the better tools! But the problem is, these noble amateurs have mostly more cash!</p>
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<p>Q.G. de Bakker, you're right, for to opening an bakery, it needs more cash or credit! But I guess, this is not a good example! There are in these days so many photographers, fighting for each jobs, like dogs for an little bone splitter! I know it, from a good old friend of mine!</p>
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<p>This stuff is way too expensive, who in the hell can afford it, regardless whether Habla, Mami, POne, Pent or L-S2! Have I forget one? Most pros, or noble amateurs, must turn the nickel twice at these days, before spending!</p>
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<p>Who is paying for the high development costs of a new camera system and glasses, I guess, Hasselblad can't afford it anymore!</p>
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<p>If you project your 6x7 slides with an GOETSCHMANN 6x7 slide projector on an very large screen, and the same digital images with an very good beamer, I know already for sure, who will be the champion in this competition!</p>
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<p>Robin, the glass is absolutely not a monster, it is not as large, nor as heavy people might think! Its a very well and highly precise made tool, and therefore can not be cheap. Its made for photographers who need this SWA. AF is absolutely not required for this lens!</p>
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<p>At earlier times, excellent glasses for Leica-M came also from Zeiss Jena, and today from Zeiss/Cosina at Nagano/Japan! So what!</p>
Carl zeiss 50 mm f1.4 lens
in Sony/Minolta
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