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Leica Lenses Is Made Possible by Having a Standardized Screw Thread on Both the Camera and the Lens Motrnt This manual is for reference and historical purposes, all rights reserved. This creation is copyright© by M. Butkus, NJ, U.S.A. These creations may not be sold or distributed without the expressed permission of the producer I have no connection with any camera company On-line camera manual library If you find this manual useful, how about a donation of $2 to: M. Butkus, 29 Lake Ave., High Bridge, NJ 08829-1701 and send your e-mail address so I can thank you. Most other places would charge you $7.50 for a electronic copy or $18.00 for a hard to read Xerox copy. This will allow me to continue this site, buy new manuals and pay their shipping costs. It'll make you feel better, won't it? If you use Pay Pal, go to my web site www.orphancameras.com and choose the secure PayPal donation icon. www.orphancameras.com qt 2Bmm. Nome Mounl "Hektor Rigid Chrome Summoron Rigid Chrome t/3.5\ f ,'22 Elmor 50 mm. Stondord Collopsible- t13.5i f,'l6 Chrome Summicron 50 mm. Stondqrd Collopsible- t/2 f r6 Chrome Summorit 50 mm. Stondord Rigid Chrome t/t.s f r6 Summorex 85 mm. Long Focus Rigid Chrome r/1.s f l6 Elmor 90 mm. Long Focus Rigid Chrome f t'4 f ,36 Hektor I 35 mm. Long Focus Rigid Chrome f i4.s f 36 Telyt 200 mm. True Telephoto Rigid Block t 4s f32 Telyt 400 mm. True Telephoto Rigid Block isi f32 I *When ovoiloble. \ro' ,n. J b L. -b t E t I Scole of Angle for lmoge Angle Angle Reproducfion long Side for Short Side 400m m. Covered Compored Weight Horizontol Verticol Diogonol with Picfures Picfures 43.3mm. Sfondord lens 36mm. 2 4mm. t 76' x 0.s6 3.5 ounces 65'- I 46" 64' x o.7 6 ounces 54' 39" x 1.00 4 ounces # t ?oo 4s i x1.00 8 ounces I 4s 10.5 f, I X1.00 ounces 28.s" X 1.7s 2l ounc3s 160 r 27 X 1.8 7 ounc-as 23' tS' I--- I ---i I -I l818- X 2.7 l3.5ouncestg.sounces 15' I 10"to" I 12 I X 4.OO ]t+.Sounces lO' I Z' 'I i--^--i 6' X 8.00 ounces, 5' 3" -iii I i83 | I \oo 200mm. I I I I I www.orphancameras.com -J: J Lil J *l {c ,# t E The fact that the Leica cameramay be fitted with a completeseries of inter- changeable,coated lenses which coupleto the rangefinderof all Leicacameras is one of the most important characteristicsof the Leica systemof photography. H The principle of interchangeabilityis not new, but as developedand ipflidd to the Leica camera,it has mad I been e avallable to a far greater numb6r of .{.:l photographersthan was previouslypossible. di The Helicol Mount. Eachlens is provided with its own focusingmount. On 1 all lensesexcept Summarit 50mm. and long focus lenses,focusing is effected , by meansof a l^ever.On the other lensesa milled ring is provided.Th. distun.e d E is read off by an index mark. Collopsible lens Mounts. The LeitzElmar and Leitz Summicron of jomm., focal length are providedwith collapsiblemounts, and must be pulled out be- fore using the cainera.\7hen the leni is fully drawn out, it is turned slightly to I the right, where it locks in position.To push back the lens, it musthrst be turned a little to the left, then pushedstraight back into the body of the camera. -f- The lnfinity Cotch. N7henthe focusingmounts of the Hektor 28mm., Sum- Lr maron 35mm.,and Elmar, Summicronand Summarit)Omm.. lenses reach the "infinity" pulk: theylock in_position by meansof a catch.By pressingthe knob on the end of the focusinglever, the catchis releasedand can thenbe rotated for focusing.This deviceis only found on lensesof 28, 35 and 50mm., focal ; length. The Aperture is seton the Leitz Elmar 50mm.and Hektor 28mm.,by a small lever engravedwith an index to the front ring of the lens mount. On lhe other T lenses,a narrow ring bearing the index mark, actuatesthe diaphragm. The figures indicate the relative aperture of the lens. In the following Pageswe state that a lens is of Gauss-typeconstruction. I t$7hatdoes that mean? Gauss-typeconstruction is basedon a formr-rlawhich was devisedby Gaussin the 1880's.Originally, he simply took two identical Aplanatic lensesand mounted them end to end with an iris-diaphragmin bdtween.In other words, he combinedtwo identical lens systemr,...i o.r. c independentlywell-corrected. When he took thesetwo lensesand combined them into one lens, and placedthe iris-diaphragmin between,he was able T to still further improve chromaticaberrations. www.orphancameras.com ...s.&i*r. s_ rJ HEKTOR2Bmm", f/6.3 {When Avqiloble) Leitz extreme rlide angle (76 cleg.) lens. is the Hektor 28mm., f 7'6.3, tlcsigned as a tripiet r,r'ithtu'o ccmentcd surfaces.u'hich has been vu'idelyusecl for correction.Er-en at full aperture (f t'6.3), n'hich in a systemof such a large angle of vieu' must be regarded as high, it gives remarkable sharpness to the Lejca format without distortion-a novel feature in view of the very short focal length. In this objective, too, the requirement of extensivereduc- tion of vignetting has been taken into considerationby making the lens largcr than the dimension corresponding to the relative aperture. Proper reduction o.f the aperture. which is_always advisable for wide-angleobjectives if concii- tions permit, resultsin a further increaseof the quality of the image (optimurrr ai)proximatelyat f/ l1), and an in-rproveddistribution of light over the entire I rI age ?1rea. A 28n-rrn.adapter fits into the Imarect Finder to show the proper field of vieu' for the Zumm. Hektor" SUMMARON 35mm.,f/3.s In thc group of u'ide-angleobjectives rve havethe Summaron3)mm., f /3.5 (I3A" ) u'ith an angle of 6-1 degrees,whicl-r is close to the norn-ralobsen'ation angle of the human eye.This objectivebelongs to the Gausstype grolrp and consistsof six lenses.two of which are independent; the remaining four are ce tncnte d together to f orm two members. Particularly in the case of wide- ansle objectives,care must be taken that vignetting, rn'hichhas an increasingly 'i;'l':;:, .listurbingeflect u,ith increasingangle of vies,, is reducedto a tolerablemeas- E* Lrre.Iror this reason,the front lens of this objectiveis also nradeconsiderably largcr than would correspor-rdto the relativeaperture of the systcm.Moreover, thc reir.rlens of thc s\,stelnis givcn sr-rchclirner-isior-r.s that it additionirlly eniarges g the crosssection of ihe obliqi,. pencilsof ra1's. HEKTOR28mm. SUMMARON35mm. ru tul w q rt I L t t L ELMAR 50rnm. 'I-he cffctt of both these design f eaturrcs is that the corners of the irnage re- L .civc much nlore Iight, so that vignetting no longer appears.The color correc- tion of this objertive is excellent,and other defects;re eliminated to ^ large c-xtent.The perfonttance is, therefore, exceptional even at full aperture. n. .luced aperttue prodr-rcesincreased resolution and contrast,and be'tweenf i5.6 L .tttdf .'t3,a.sl'rarPltess extending over thc entire image_areais reached.Thc clept[ of lleld at f , t.6 is so great ttrit the rangefindernc-ed hardly be usecl. L L- ELMAR SOmm.,t/3.s In its assernbll', Elnrar L lh: l0mm.. f r'3.1 (2") angle of vicvu,J5 cieg..colr- stitr*rtesa kno\\'lt triplet varia.t-ttconsisting of tl-rrcerrentbcr.s. J'he last rnembcr contliit-tsa collvergillg (etnenteclsurface. and, uncler iar.'orablecorrectior-r con- t ! ditions has a rclativel-ysimple.construction. The correctionpossibilities of t6is I* i)'Pc of s1'stctl-tl-rave be cn widely utilized, and all resiclual de fects, chromatic as u'cll as spherical.rtrc ad-jtrstedto each otl'rerso that an especiallyfar.,orlble corrc-ctionaclapted to the Leica format is obtained. The slrarpr-rcss I $clrcral I incrcasesrapidiy as the aperture tr is recltrc'ed,and at f /B it is at its ma.ximlnt. $7e u'ish to insert a statementhere wl-richapplies quite gene rally, not only to thc Elmar: I t f ff. in orcler to obtain maximr-rmdcpth of focr,rs, t the aperture is rcdr-rcecl lE l-'c-r'or-rcltl-re so-called critical apertr-rreof an objcctive, a dccicasein thc resolu- ,j9: ca;racitt'-is thc'oretically to be expected bec'au.seof the phenorrena of tlif{raction. If standard emulsions u'ith a resolution capacityirf as muc-h as rl-rotrt l- 100 line.sPer millimeter are uSer].hou'eve r, practiclllv no Io.ssof rcsolg- rion is gencrallyobsen'able , even at f /t6. The .reprodr-rctionof pc-riod.icstructures anc.l tcst frlnr.sof an csperiallyhigh L rc-soltrtioncaPacitt' must renlain outsicleoLtr preseltt considcratioris I www.orphancameras.com br I J SUfVlrVtlCRONSom'nn., tr/ 2 _t J J J J / The Sun'rn'ricron )Ornm., f i 2 is a ne\ addition to the Leica line of lenses. It has a new type of glass,new optical design and excellentcorrectiotr, esPe- cially for color, flatnessof field and vignetti?g The Sumrnicron is more compact than thc Summitar and thc diaphrrstrr adjustinq ring has click stops.All glass-to-airsurfaces are coated. Thcrcl i.".tr elementi, only one pair of which is cetnented.Utilizatiorr "r. is made of "air lenses" to achievean exceedinglyhigh degree of correction" Thc basic design is ^ variation of the Gar-rss-*p.Iens.
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