Best 35mm lens for Leica?
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this is a very open ended question.
i would suggest you browse through some of the previous threads on 35mm lenses to get you started...
Share some of the 35mm Lens Bokeh Comparision Shots - hookonclassic
Wide angled noob: suggestions for which 35mm to get - dankwan
[URL="http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/threads/857539-A-fast-35mm-...]A fast 35mm ...[/URL] - yoricko
i would suggest you browse through some of the previous threads on 35mm lenses to get you started...
Share some of the 35mm Lens Bokeh Comparision Shots - hookonclassic
Wide angled noob: suggestions for which 35mm to get - dankwan
[URL="http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/threads/857539-A-fast-35mm-...]A fast 35mm ...[/URL] - yoricko
Royale With Cheese
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I think there is no such thing as the best 35mm lens for Leica really.
Technically maybe the latest 35mm lux asph with the floating elements will be the best on the market but it doesnt float my boat.
Sharpness, is over rated really.
There are many other lenses on the market, Nikkor 35mm F1.8, canon has quite a few 35mm as well which are really good. All depends on your shooting style really. Classic or modern look.
Most go for the modern look upon start but once you "mellow" down into the RF love, you start looking for classic lenses which give a different look for the very norm modern lenses.
artspraken
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IMHO, Zeiss Biogon 35mm F2.0 is the most bang per buck.
gommy
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RWC, like your last sentence. Can't agree more.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
Royale With Cheese
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lol! You poison master la!
jonmanjiro
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Ditto :thumbsup::thumbsup:
artspraken
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I am not the same. I started with classic lenses (pre-ASPH), then slowly buying modern lenses now (ASPH).
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Royale With Cheese
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For me, I think I would love to have the Lux 35mm F1.4 steel rim but the prices :bheart:
Classic lens in chrome, so sexy :thumbsup:
bolim
Member
hmm think TS is not looking for the best 35mm leica mount lens.
Imho as usual factors are involved; budget, preference for modern/classic look as someone has mentioned, maybe the lens sizes, et cetera.
Budget wise I dont see why Nokton 35/1.4 MC/SC can be ignored.
For modern look then 35mm cron asph will be just great.
Just my 2 cents
artspraken
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Eh 35 cron ASPH considered modern look meh? I thought it bery high contrast so considered classic le
bolim
Member
..seems my perception is 'older' than I thought! hahaha
"There's no one best lens. That's the problem with RF....."
Well said........... the #1 factor for "poison" :sweat:
Royale With Cheese
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gommy said:
No wonder you got a warehouse full of them!
pixelbrain
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gommy
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Sorry for the OT...:embrass:
No lah....just a an over-flowing cabinet!..double-stacked..triple stacked....:sweat:
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