Hallo Heino,Zitat von hinnerker
Moin Heino...
fang damit mal an... Leica Elmarit 2.8/35mm E55 und folge den Links zur Vollauflösung unbedingt..
http://www.digicamclub.de/showthread...t=Elmarit+35mm
LG
Henry
das Elmarit-R 35 E55 wäre auch meine erste Empfehlung. Wenn es noch mehr sein darf: Ich bin ein Fan vom Elmarit-R 2.8/90mm Baureihe ab 1984:
Elmarit-R 1:2.8 / 90mm
Neue Rechnung 1984-1997
- Art.-Nr.: 11806/11154
- Erste Seriennummer: 3260101
- 4 Linsen 4 Gruppen
- Naheinstellgrenze: 0,7 m
- Filter: E55
- Baulänge: 57 mm
- Größter Durchmesser: 57 mm
- Gewicht: 475 g
Unterschied zu den Vorgängern:
Erwin Puts - Leica-Lens-Compendion Kap. 6:
"At full aperture, overall contrast is high and very fine detail is crisply rendered with only a faint trace of colour fringing and astigmatism over the whole picture area. The previous R-version has lower contrast and softer edge definition and needs to be stopped down to 4 to get comparable performance. At 1:4 the contrast improves visibly and at 1:5.6 we reach outstanding image quality with extremely fine detail recorded with high edge sharpness and good clarity over most of the image field. The edges are slightly softer, but this will be visible only when one needs exacting coverage of small details in the corners at bigger enlargements. After this aperture contrast and edge definition drop due to diffraction. Close-up performance is as good as at infinity. Vignetting is low with half a stop, and distortion just visible. Flare suppression is excellent as coma (among others) is well controlled. As the 4 element lens has no cemented surfaces, Absorban can not be used to control colour transmission and it has to be accomplished with several types of coating layers."
Kompatibilität zu Canon:
Kann ich leider nix zu sagen, da ich mit einer A7R fotografiere.
Da kann Henry bestimmt eine Aussage treffen?
Viele Grüße
Andreas
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