I 8217 ve had the Leica 28mm F1 4 Summilux for 3 months at the time of writing this review In that time I 8217 ve trialled it for landscapes close ups low light All the samples in this review are unedited I want to show you a true indication...
Model Number 11145 46mm Filter Thread F3 4 to F16 Apature Range Four Low Dispersion Elements One Double Sided Aspherical Element Angle of View diagonal horizontal vertical 90° 80° 50° when used on a 35mm sensor or film camera 8 Lenses in 7 groups With the manual focus you can...
After testing I am confident to say this lens is sharp all the way from F2 8 to F16 and only falls over when you each F22 My test wasn t exactly scientific I m not a pixel peeper I don t buy lenses just to test them I buy...
So I got to try a Noctilux But unfortunately only for 1 hour The Leica Noctilux is the lens most Leica users strive for At nearly $A15 000 new this is a 50mm price F0 95 Yep thats right F0 95 I don t techically know how a lens can...
In my view the 35mm Summicron is the sharpest lens made by Leica Hands down I ve made some samples available in full resolution to show off the power of this lens It is a classic Particularly for street photography In classic Leica M style it has a focusing tab...
The Leica 28mm F2 8 Elmarit is not one of the most expensive Leica lenses but sure is one of the best performing at the wide end Its Aspherical As with a lot of my gear reviews the photo samples in this are available in full res to check out...
There are two versions of the Leica 50mm F2 Summicron The non APO or the amazing uber expensive APO Both are F2 The APO nbsp is by accounts way sharper but this review is about my non APO nbsp version which is still bloody amazing All the images in this...
I m comparing what are two if the best cameras by two of the best manufactures with what is regarded as some of their best lenses as far as sharpness goes I was inspired to run this test myself after reading up on Ken Rockwell s similar test here Me...