Mine was built in 1968. My dad bought it new and used it everywhere; Ireland, Accra-Ghana, Singapore, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Jahire Bahru, Brunei, Hong Kong, etc. It STILL works and I put at least 4 rolls thru it every year. I use a Weston Master V lightmeter. And yes I used to dev & print, myself (don't miss smelling of 'fixer' on a Saturday eve!).
IDREAMINSURFGREEN yes! Thanks for the correction, completely forgot about the M5 (and CLE?) it is apparently quite under appreciated... Only handled an M5 once, and it felt quite different to the other M's
Yeah, but CL and then the CLE does not fall under the umbrella of M cameras, so you were right in leaving it out. The m5 is the redhead of the family. Some people love them, some people hate them, but they are definitely part of the family.
2-3 Stops overexposed is my choice of shooting! At F1.2 (85mm or 55mm) and 1/500th of second and use ASA 400 film grain. Great episode as per your usual my friend! Love the Mustang capture! Cheers from UT!
I dont know, my M2 is a late 69 and has bright viewfinder, but the differences between the two are serious minimal at best. Both are incredible, especially when you go with the all brass M4. Anyways, enough geeking out, lets get out and shoot 👊😅
Great review! I sold my M6 and got an M2 and haven't looked back. If you're looking for a good lens, I highly recommend the Summaron 35/2.8. It's super compact, has a nice focus tab and all the lens reviews say it's as sharp as the 35mm ASPH summicron.
Such a pleasure to see a new video about M4, you can't event find that much of people talking about this lovely machine! I got it last year and done like 400 rolls already with a Summicron 35/2 v1 and 50/2 v4. The only problem I hate about is the finder without a correction lens``` It destroyed my last glasses··· OTL
i use one of plastic things that you can buy to put over the end of keys , 50 cents and no more stuffed glasses and it fits snugly over the metal eye piece
Hey man, your video appeared in my feed. Fantastic review and an excellent video. I loved the mixture of POV and behind the scenes footage. I lusted after an M3 for years but ended up with a lovely M4 with a Ziess Biogon f2 about six months ago. I think it’s a fantastic camera but I really want to try out the M2 because I like the look of the Knurled rewind knob and metal advance lever. I am also saving for an M6 as sometimes I simply want the inbuilt meter. Thanks for sharing, I just subscribed. Enjoy Japan, it looks amazing.
Pushing Film considering I don’t have another lens to compare it to and it’s my first Leica it’s hard to say. I need to work on my development process as some shots are bad ha ha. Matt Day gave a good review on it and I read a lot of great reviews. From what I can tell it is a very nice lens. It doesn’t come with a lens hood but I purchased a 3D printed rectangular hood which looks pretty cool and does a good job at protecting the lens.
The Leica M5 was the first to add a light meter and’s the best Leica M together with the M3. Street photography and general purpose photography isn’t something that just became popular these days that’s literally what the M system was built for.
Hey! That's great, gotta love the M3. I don't, sorry! It was high on my list some time ago, but I progressively found that there were many great videos out there already showing the process. I could still do one down the track through, showing my method (its quite standard though)
you should also mention on your video , the old leica lenses will go on leica digital , also summar means f2 nocton means F1.8 F1.4 F1.2 noctolux F.95 is the best lens in the world ,giving sharp focus at .95 better than canon nikon at f2 ,
watched your video thanks I've just got a m4 1970 1971 and it is a beautiful camera working on all speeds well ,waiting for a lens to be delivered a summitar 5cm f2 ,
I love my M4. Paired with a 35mm lens (in my case, the Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm f2.5), it's my favourite camera and the one I use almost daily. However, after having used both the M4 and an M3 (which I also own) for a number of years, I have to say that I prefer the M3's loading system to the M4's 'quick load' system: with the M4, it's much easier to misload a roll of film by mistake and replace the bottom plate without realising that the film hasn't been engaged by the sprockets and delivered onto the takeup spool. That happened to me once or twice when I first got the camera and I watch out for it every time I load it now; on the other hand, I've never misloaded my M3. But on balance, then M4 is my favourite Leica M camera.
Paul Lewis Nice! How do you like the 35mm skopar? As for the loading issue, I have a habit of visually confirming that the rewind knob rotates with the film advance with any manual film camera, so this wouldn't be a problem personally. It would be nice having both though!
After making those couple of misloads when I first got the camera, I now always check that the rewind knob on my M4 rotates with the film advance: the reason I didn't do that when I first got the camera was because I had been so use to the M3, which is near-impossible to misload (as you have to physically insert the leader into the takeup spool) that I had become complacent/lazy :) The 35mm Color-Skopar is a great little lens and quite affordable too (for an M mount lens, that is). I've been using it for years now and I can't praise it enough.
Well you can 100% make sure the film will be loaded correctly by simply align the edge of film to the button silver line (no idea what call), I made those loading mistakes too when I got my M4 for the first couple months. it won't loaded correctly because the rewind knob did not set to a proper angle... Once you get familiar with that you won't make any misleads ever again```; )
Paul Lewis I've read some reviews that the aperture ring on the 35mm skopar is very loose and may accidentally change when you focus, can you confirm this? thx
jqueryrocks Due to the compact size of the lens, I guess it's possible to hit the aperture ring accidentally when you focus it but I've never had that problem personally. I wouldn't call it loose exactly, but it's certainly not stiff. On the other hand, I spent a number of years shooting with the click-less Jupiter 8 (on a Zorki, then a Bessa-R) which, I always felt, does have a 'problem' in terms of the possibility of changing aperture accidentally whilst focusing.
Wow when were you In Fujikamaguchiko? I also travelled to Japan for 2 weeks in November and looks like I went to the same part of lake kawaguchiko as you here! Did you visit Aokigahara or the Narusawa Ice Cave?
Hey, such a good video about the Leica M4. Im looking to get a Leica M4, still tossing which between M4 or M4-p. Do you have any recommendation? Cheers
I may be weird and I know you were exaggerating, but I actually hate when I can't hear/feel a shutter going off. I want to know I just did something. It would be like shooting a gun with no recoil or using a point and shoot with a fake shutter noise.
Cade Johnson I know what you mean! You can definitely still hear it (I probably did exaggerate a bit) I guess it's probably like a suppressed pistol? Haha
always a great review from you, i like how your reviews are more on the feel and usability than technical. i remember your Nikon FE video, which made me buy one and now i use it more than the F3. Have you tried the canonet QL17 GIII range finder? nowhere close to a Leica of course but i figured since people call it the the poor mans Leica, it would be a good comparison for your kind of review.
Petecors Gz Thanks for your comment! I actually have a Canonet Ql17 (non G3) and plan to do a review on that soon. Besides the size there aren't too many differences
Nice review, I was stuck trying to choose between the M2 and M4 when I decided to take the plunge and buy a Leica. I ended up with an M2 because the right camera came up for sale with a recent CLA at a good price. I don't regret it. The difference in loading is a non issue (still really easy to load and pretty much impossible to get wrong) as is the knurled rewind knob. For what it's worth I'd say don't worry too much about finding one in such nice condition. I think that a Leica looks good with a little wear and tear (not abuse) and brassing is a sign that it has been well loved and used for what it was intended for. The money saved by not buying mint can pay for a CLA so that it is good to go for another however many years.
Mathew Chatterton Hey, you're absolutely right on both fronts, wouldn't knock back an M2 either! And indeed a body with a bit of wear and tear but a CLA is the best option for someone who plans to really use it
Have you ever used the Contax T3? Heard it was a good point and shoot for 35mm but it’s on the pricey side and I haven’t found any stores in Melbourne that stock them (by doing a google search) Keep up the videos :)
Long Sha Thanks! Have you seen my review of those two cameras? I touch on a slight comparison between them during the F3 review. I think I'm personally biased towards the FE, but the F3 is the technically better camera
@@pushingfilm Thanks, a great lens and one I had when I owned an M2 25 years ago. Looking for an M2 or M4 now, with the same Summaron. I do all outdoor, daylight photography so the slow f3.5 will not be an issue. Have a few fast Voigtlander lens (L39) I can adapt if I need fast.
@@anthonymiller8979 Nice! Hope you find one, they can be had for pretty good prices still. And yeah if you shoot mostly outdoors it's a great compact option.
Just a small correction. The M5 was the first M with built in light meter, not the M6! The M5 is of course of the black sheep of the M family, however many say it has the most accurate meter of any M. It is the lost classic, and one which I am a proud owner of. Great videos btw, I had an FE, great camera too.
Before you say the M4 or M3 is the best built.... try a M7, MP or MA.. They are modern versions with the ability of easier repairs or parts plus the light meters are more accurate. No matter which Leica upi pick, even the old M5 they are all hand built metal cameras
GUYS i know this is unrelated but yall the only good channel with film cameras that i watch. i found an old PN919, the reader's digest crash camera version of the vivitar pn2011. how do i know its working? how do i use it? whats the little scrolling thing on the inside, between the two ends for the film reel? H E L P
*스* Hey, thanks so much man, we really appreciate it. That little scroll wheel is probably the part that goes in the film sprockets to make the film travel forward when you advance a frame. We touch on it a little bit in our video on "tips for your first film camera"
It look like from old Live magazine. I have older Leica but with Elmar and i have never get even close to that sharpness. And Your composition is so cool. I really like to look at your photo :3
Really honest opinions about leica which I totally agree with. I love my MP (0.58x) a lot and I peronally thinks its the best of all the M's. Don't settle for Bessa, Canon or Nikon rangefinder copies. They may be rangefinders too but leica is the legit one to get. As for glass, get leica glass! not zeiss. You spent money to get Leica camera use Leica glass. Older glass is great and lower in contrast but buy from reputable dealers (in Japan). New glass is contrasty with better coatings - mainly for newer digital M's. Leica is the shiz-nit. I use to talk trash about Leica geeks, until I tried one then I bought one asap.
Here too. I started with a 90mm 2.8 Elmarit, then added a 135mm 1:4.5 Hektor, a 35mm 1:2.8 Summaron (one of my favourite lenses!) a silver chrome M5, a 50mm 1:2 Summicron and a silver chrome M8. Now my set is complete. Perhaps I will add a M4 and a M10 later on... I'm coming from a Nikon background btw.
Yeah, well, that Summaron 35mm lens is OK, but don't get the sun (or any light source) anywhere near the front of the lens. It's really a 1940s-50s lens. The later Summicron is lightyears better. Lenshoods are necessary in any case.
Man...how did you transform your jawline lmao. You glowed up in your second review.
Great work btw man 🙌🏽
Mine was built in 1968. My dad bought it new and used it everywhere; Ireland, Accra-Ghana, Singapore, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Jahire Bahru, Brunei, Hong Kong, etc. It STILL works and I put at least 4 rolls thru it every year. I use a Weston Master V lightmeter. And yes I used to dev & print, myself (don't miss smelling of 'fixer' on a Saturday eve!).
Gerald's Videos nice! Haha fixer smell is the worst
I am interested which lens your dad used on it
Nice to hear someone understanding the way of shooting a rangefinder camera rather than complaining about it not being a DSLR.
great review and beautiful shots on the M4. keep up the good work. It was nice meeting you at the store today man
Brain Chen Thanks man! Yeah seeya again sometime 👍
Dig the video, but the M6 was not the first Leica with a meter. The M5 was, and it is a beautiful beast of an under appreciated camera.
IDREAMINSURFGREEN yes! Thanks for the correction, completely forgot about the M5 (and CLE?) it is apparently quite under appreciated... Only handled an M5 once, and it felt quite different to the other M's
I had an M5. Gorgeous camera indeed and very underrated. Actually the most quiet M as well. Such a silky smooth advance.
Yeah, but CL and then the CLE does not fall under the umbrella of M cameras, so you were right in leaving it out. The m5 is the redhead of the family. Some people love them, some people hate them, but they are definitely part of the family.
I love my M5! Anyway, thanks for the M4 review.
It is an M mount Leica, the defining characteristic of an M series camera.
2-3 Stops overexposed is my choice of shooting! At F1.2 (85mm or 55mm) and 1/500th of second and use ASA 400 film grain. Great episode as per your usual my friend! Love the Mustang capture! Cheers from UT!
Such a great review!! I absolutely love my M2, but Im not going to lie, this review had me considering making the switch. haha.
Thanks Nick! The viewfinder might be a little brighter too ;-) but at the end of the day they're both great cameras that you can't go wrong with!
I dont know, my M2 is a late 69 and has bright viewfinder, but the differences between the two are serious minimal at best. Both are incredible, especially when you go with the all brass M4. Anyways, enough geeking out, lets get out and shoot 👊😅
Nick Exposed Absolutely 😁👊
Leaves apartment to go for a walk, ends up in Japan. lol
lol pretty much
Nice to see a new video from you guys
Great review! I sold my M6 and got an M2 and haven't looked back. If you're looking for a good lens, I highly recommend the Summaron 35/2.8. It's super compact, has a nice focus tab and all the lens reviews say it's as sharp as the 35mm ASPH summicron.
777millertime777 thanks! Yes have heard good things about that lens
that lens u have there is so good... im so gutted i sold my copy for a stupid low price about a year ago... Such a great lens for black n white.
The M4 is by far my favorite camera, I happen to also use the Summaron 35mm f3.5 LTM, a compact and efficient setup !
Romy Photo Nice, that's exactly how the lens was to use!
Can M4 use both m mount & L39 lens directly without any mount converter? Thanks! :)
@@samho1773 No. For L39 lens you need a LTM to M adapter.
Such a pleasure to see a new video about M4, you can't event find that much of people talking about this lovely machine! I got it last year and done like 400 rolls already with a Summicron 35/2 v1 and 50/2 v4. The only problem I hate about is the finder without a correction lens``` It destroyed my last glasses··· OTL
dante coco yes glasses definitely makes it hard especially with the 35mm frame lines!
i use one of plastic things that you can buy to put over the end of keys , 50 cents and no more stuffed glasses and it fits snugly over the metal eye piece
Gary Schneider That is a great solution!
any key words please! : )
@@dantecoco9528 M3 rubber eyepiece
good shots, I like genuine reviews like that where you're just on a journey and its not too overly-techie and obsessed about the features.
Thank you!
Awesome review and great editing 😊 really loved your shots and the b roll of the Leica 😍
Hey man, your video appeared in my feed. Fantastic review and an excellent video. I loved the mixture of POV and behind the scenes footage. I lusted after an M3 for years but ended up with a lovely M4 with a Ziess Biogon f2 about six months ago. I think it’s a fantastic camera but I really want to try out the M2 because I like the look of the Knurled rewind knob and metal advance lever. I am also saving for an M6 as sometimes I simply want the inbuilt meter. Thanks for sharing, I just subscribed. Enjoy Japan, it looks amazing.
Michael Falkous Thanks so much! Sounds good, how did you like the Biogon f2?
Pushing Film considering I don’t have another lens to compare it to and it’s my first Leica it’s hard to say. I need to work on my development process as some shots are bad ha ha. Matt Day gave a good review on it and I read a lot of great reviews. From what I can tell it is a very nice lens. It doesn’t come with a lens hood but I purchased a 3D printed rectangular hood which looks pretty cool and does a good job at protecting the lens.
Michael Falkous I see! Yeah I like Matt Days review, and am thinking it would be a good lens to get as a better value option compared to summicron
The Leica M5 was the first to add a light meter and’s the best Leica M together with the M3. Street photography and general purpose photography isn’t something that just became popular these days that’s literally what the M system was built for.
Awesome review! I have an M3 as i just started shooting with film. Do you have a video where you go step by step on developing your film? Thanks!
Hey! That's great, gotta love the M3. I don't, sorry! It was high on my list some time ago, but I progressively found that there were many great videos out there already showing the process. I could still do one down the track through, showing my method (its quite standard though)
you should also mention on your video , the old leica lenses will go on leica digital , also summar means f2 nocton means F1.8 F1.4 F1.2 noctolux F.95 is the best lens in the world ,giving sharp focus at .95 better than canon nikon at f2 ,
watched your video thanks I've just got a m4 1970 1971 and it is a beautiful camera working on all speeds well ,waiting for a lens to be delivered a summitar 5cm f2 ,
Great choice! Enjoy :-)
Great vid .... you sold me on the FE ..... love mine to death .... if I do eventually get a Leica, the m4 is at the top of the pack.
WaywardAce Thats great man, awesome that you like those cameras too :D hope you try a Leica some time
@@pushingfilm Got my M4!!
@@WaywardAce eyy that's awesome! 😁
Absolutely great video.
RS. Canada
I love my M4. Paired with a 35mm lens (in my case, the Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm f2.5), it's my favourite camera and the one I use almost daily. However, after having used both the M4 and an M3 (which I also own) for a number of years, I have to say that I prefer the M3's loading system to the M4's 'quick load' system: with the M4, it's much easier to misload a roll of film by mistake and replace the bottom plate without realising that the film hasn't been engaged by the sprockets and delivered onto the takeup spool. That happened to me once or twice when I first got the camera and I watch out for it every time I load it now; on the other hand, I've never misloaded my M3.
But on balance, then M4 is my favourite Leica M camera.
Paul Lewis Nice! How do you like the 35mm skopar? As for the loading issue, I have a habit of visually confirming that the rewind knob rotates with the film advance with any manual film camera, so this wouldn't be a problem personally. It would be nice having both though!
After making those couple of misloads when I first got the camera, I now always check that the rewind knob on my M4 rotates with the film advance: the reason I didn't do that when I first got the camera was because I had been so use to the M3, which is near-impossible to misload (as you have to physically insert the leader into the takeup spool) that I had become complacent/lazy :)
The 35mm Color-Skopar is a great little lens and quite affordable too (for an M mount lens, that is). I've been using it for years now and I can't praise it enough.
Well you can 100% make sure the film will be loaded correctly by simply align the edge of film to the button silver line (no idea what call), I made those loading mistakes too when I got my M4 for the first couple months. it won't loaded correctly because the rewind knob did not set to a proper angle... Once you get familiar with that you won't make any misleads ever again```; )
Paul Lewis I've read some reviews that the aperture ring on the 35mm skopar is very loose and may accidentally change when you focus, can you confirm this? thx
jqueryrocks Due to the compact size of the lens, I guess it's possible to hit the aperture ring accidentally when you focus it but I've never had that problem personally. I wouldn't call it loose exactly, but it's certainly not stiff.
On the other hand, I spent a number of years shooting with the click-less Jupiter 8 (on a Zorki, then a Bessa-R) which, I always felt, does have a 'problem' in terms of the possibility of changing aperture accidentally whilst focusing.
I wished you had some color loaded in that Leica F4 on that mustang! Hahaha!
Great job!
behindeachfilmgrain Thanks!
If you like rangefinders maybe youll like a Canon 7s with one of the 50mm lenses. I really love mine and I was lucky to get it. Also nice vid :)
Cédric Mines Nice! apparently the Canon rangefinder lenses are really good for the price
Pushing Film Yeah the f1.2 is quite amazing but the f0.95 can get you some ethereal results if you shoot wide open
Wow when were you In Fujikamaguchiko? I also travelled to Japan for 2 weeks in November and looks like I went to the same part of lake kawaguchiko as you here! Did you visit Aokigahara or the Narusawa Ice Cave?
TheEndSquared Nice! Yeah around the very end of November... Have heard a lot about aokigahara (pretty spooky) but never been to either!
It is really almost the perfect camera. For people who dont need a light meter it is!
I have this camera. I haven't used it yet. Can't wait.
Hey, such a good video about the Leica M4. Im looking to get a Leica M4, still tossing which between M4 or M4-p. Do you have any recommendation? Cheers
I may be weird and I know you were exaggerating, but I actually hate when I can't hear/feel a shutter going off. I want to know I just did something. It would be like shooting a gun with no recoil or using a point and shoot with a fake shutter noise.
Cade Johnson I know what you mean! You can definitely still hear it (I probably did exaggerate a bit) I guess it's probably like a suppressed pistol? Haha
Can’t wait to get a Leica !!!
Terrific review! Makes me really want to buy a M4. :D
VeloRydr Thanks!
always a great review from you, i like how your reviews are more on the feel and usability than technical. i remember your Nikon FE video, which made me buy one and now i use it more than the F3. Have you tried the canonet QL17 GIII range finder? nowhere close to a Leica of course but i figured since people call it the the poor mans Leica, it would be a good comparison for your kind of review.
Petecors Gz Thanks for your comment! I actually have a Canonet Ql17 (non G3) and plan to do a review on that soon. Besides the size there aren't too many differences
Just picked up an M2 yesterday, I would have been happy with an M4 also, maybe I'll save for an M4 also..if I'm allowed!! Great video.
Nice review, I was stuck trying to choose between the M2 and M4 when I decided to take the plunge and buy a Leica. I ended up with an M2 because the right camera came up for sale with a recent CLA at a good price. I don't regret it. The difference in loading is a non issue (still really easy to load and pretty much impossible to get wrong) as is the knurled rewind knob.
For what it's worth I'd say don't worry too much about finding one in such nice condition. I think that a Leica looks good with a little wear and tear (not abuse) and brassing is a sign that it has been well loved and used for what it was intended for. The money saved by not buying mint can pay for a CLA so that it is good to go for another however many years.
Mathew Chatterton Hey, you're absolutely right on both fronts, wouldn't knock back an M2 either! And indeed a body with a bit of wear and tear but a CLA is the best option for someone who plans to really use it
Appreciate your feedback also, glad you like the video
Hi, what strap do you use on your Nikon FE? looks great!
Tap & Dye
Have you ever used the Contax T3? Heard it was a good point and shoot for 35mm but it’s on the pricey side and I haven’t found any stores in Melbourne that stock them (by doing a google search)
Keep up the videos :)
LaineIsNotReal Not besides just playing with one! They're great cameras, but I personally think they're too overpriced for what they are.
great video. would love to hear your opinion on FE vs F3.
Long Sha Thanks! Have you seen my review of those two cameras? I touch on a slight comparison between them during the F3 review. I think I'm personally biased towards the FE, but the F3 is the technically better camera
What lens were you using? Focal length?
35mm Summaron :-)
@@pushingfilm Thanks, a great lens and one I had when I owned an M2 25 years ago. Looking for an M2 or M4 now, with the same Summaron. I do all outdoor, daylight photography so the slow f3.5 will not be an issue. Have a few fast Voigtlander lens (L39) I can adapt if I need fast.
@@anthonymiller8979 Nice! Hope you find one, they can be had for pretty good prices still. And yeah if you shoot mostly outdoors it's a great compact option.
Just a small correction. The M5 was the first M with built in light meter, not the M6! The M5 is of course of the black sheep of the M family, however many say it has the most accurate meter of any M. It is the lost classic, and one which I am a proud owner of. Great videos btw, I had an FE, great camera too.
Where did you buy your strap ?
The tan one on the Nikon is from Tap & Dye
I like that FP4 grain :)
Um.... FP-4 shouldn't show any grain at all at this enlargement.
@@scottparis6355 12:04 shows some grain, e.g.
Before you say the M4 or M3 is the best built.... try a M7, MP or MA.. They are modern versions with the ability of easier repairs or parts plus the light meters are more accurate. No matter which Leica upi pick, even the old M5 they are all hand built metal cameras
I would absolutely love to try one of the newer makes (especially the MA) , but the price is a little to high!
Fun review (M5 was the first to have TTL metering, not the M6).
GUYS i know this is unrelated but yall the only good channel with film cameras that i watch. i found an old PN919, the reader's digest crash camera version of the vivitar pn2011.
how do i know its working? how do i use it? whats the little scrolling thing on the inside, between the two ends for the film reel? H E L P
*스* Hey, thanks so much man, we really appreciate it. That little scroll wheel is probably the part that goes in the film sprockets to make the film travel forward when you advance a frame. We touch on it a little bit in our video on "tips for your first film camera"
Oh that makes sense lmaooo. my other ones don't have it though so i was confused, guess ill go through that video again. Thanks yalls
Great review and perspective, thanks for not repeating all the technical aspects
love the pics
Laurence Pak Thanks!
really nice shots
Thanks a lot!
It look like from old Live magazine. I have older Leica but with Elmar and i have never get even close to that sharpness. And Your composition is so cool. I really like to look at your photo :3
Here for the M4 in 2024. 😊
Really honest opinions about leica which I totally agree with. I love my MP (0.58x) a lot and I peronally thinks its the best of all the M's. Don't settle for Bessa, Canon or Nikon rangefinder copies. They may be rangefinders too but leica is the legit one to get. As for glass, get leica glass! not zeiss. You spent money to get Leica camera use Leica glass. Older glass is great and lower in contrast but buy from reputable dealers (in Japan). New glass is contrasty with better coatings - mainly for newer digital M's. Leica is the shiz-nit. I use to talk trash about Leica geeks, until I tried one then I bought one asap.
Here too. I started with a 90mm 2.8 Elmarit, then added a 135mm 1:4.5 Hektor, a 35mm 1:2.8 Summaron (one of my favourite lenses!) a silver chrome M5, a 50mm 1:2 Summicron and a silver chrome M8. Now my set is complete. Perhaps I will add a M4 and a M10 later on...
I'm coming from a Nikon background btw.
Can someone tell me how much this camera is worth? thanks :)
1500 usd
Can’t wait to Japan volg
how many hours did it take to edit this video ?
Heeeeey it’s Melbourne ❤️
Yeah, well, that Summaron 35mm lens is OK, but don't get the sun (or any light source) anywhere near the front of the lens. It's really a 1940s-50s lens. The later Summicron is lightyears better.
Lenshoods are necessary in any case.
no way you remember all your hyperfocal distances by feel on 1 roll... stop lying
What a crap ?
Buy a point ad shoot $ 50,00 camera.