Kay Burn Lim said:Going to get more interesting here when I pick up the 35mm F1.2 VII Voigtlander Nokton next weekNot to mention a 1953 Nikon 85mm F2 in Leica mount (the lens that put Nikon on the International map), a Nickel 1932 50mm F3.5 Leica Elmar (the very first interchangeable lens made that has led to current DSLRs and ILC's) ......... Ooooo and if I'm lucky, A Leica 1954 Summicron F2 and 1933 Hektor 73mm F1.9
I assume our friend knows of the NEX's ability to be paired with Leica glass and more importantly, vintage pieces?Been using my Nikon glass on the NEX but it's so damned heavy! Rangefinder glass is PERFECT! :thumbsup:
You can consider some Olympus slr lenses
They were build relatively smaller compared to other slr lenses during that time
One benefit I see aside from the smaller size is also closer mfd