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    leica-camera.com +49(0)6442-208-0Telephone +49(0)6442-208-333 /Fax /D-35606 Solms / Oskar-Barnack-Straße11 Leica CameraAG Trademarks of Leica Camera Group “Leica” as well as product names = ®Registered trademark / © 2007 Leica Camera AG Subject to modifications in design, specification and offer Concept and design : Heine/Lenz/Zizka, Frankfurt am Main / Image indication : Product photography : Alexander Habermehl, Title / Alexander Göhr / Factory photography : Michael Agel / Brochure order number : German 92115 / English 92116 / French 92117 / Italian 92118 / Spanish 92119 / Dutch 92120 / Japanese 92121 / 10/07/ ELW/B Precision lenses for unsurpassed pictures – analog or digital unsurpassedpictures–analogordigital Precision lensesfor LeicaSummarit-Mfamily The new World-class lenses from our factory in Germany With its Summarit-M : Amazing quality plus outstanding value new Summarit-M lenses, Leica is opening up the challenging world of With four focal lengths of 35, 50, 75 and 90 mm, the new Summarit-M rangefinder photography to a wider target group. High-performance class covers all of the traditional applications in rangefinder photog- Summarit-M lenses are the culmination of decades of striving to achieve raphy. Our philosophy is to consistently reduce things to their absolute perfect optical and mechanical quality by using premium materials, essentials, and the new Summarit-M lenses represent the very best that precision production techniques, cutting-edge multi-coatings, and can be achieved today using traditional spherical lens design, for both in dividual hand adjustment. They are all produced at our factory in analog and digital Leica M photography. All are 6-bit coded for opti- Germany and carry the “Made in Germany” quality mark.