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Every Leica lens and camera from the 1930s screw-mount era to this year, with what each one costs today across the shops we track.
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- Seagull 35mm f/1.7
This is a wonderful lens. I have it and it lives on my M3 now. It is rangefinder coupled and has 10 aperture blades. Where did you get the information it was a Seagull design? It is more a copy of an 8 element Summicron with better correction and more modern rendering. I really love and recommend this lens.
John - Leica Elmar 90mm f/4 Collapsible
Thank you for the comment. Appreciate the correction, this is indeed true. Was looking at a 35mmc source that also mentioned this, but this was also wrong. Corrected it! Also fixed the 'Fat' Elmarit 90mm f2.8 photo. This was an oversight. Again, many thanks!
Thomas - Seagull 35mm f/1.7
Thank you! Corrected this, it is indeed rangefinder coupled.
Thomas - Leica Elmar 90mm f/4 Collapsible
The ‘three element’ 90 mm Elmar had limited production and was actually a later variant and not an early variant of this lense as stated. The illustration shown of the ‘fat’ 90mm 2.8 elmarit is not correct.
AJ - Seagull 35mm f/1.7
I ama not sure why you listed this lens as "non rangefinder coupled" because it certainly is. I have been using it on my M3 Leica and it does activate the rangefinder.
Russ Rosener
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Leica Lens List catalogues every Leica lens across M and LTM mounts, from the collapsible screw-mount Elmars of the 1930s through to lenses announced this year. It covers Leica's own optics and the third-party makers that build for the same mounts, including Zeiss, Voigtländer, Thypoch, Light Lens Lab and 7Artisans.
Each entry carries production years, optical formula, weight and dimensions, filter thread, 6-bit coding where it applies, and every version of a lens as its own record rather than a footnote on another. Prices come from a nightly run against the shops and marketplaces listed on the site, so a lens page shows what it costs now rather than what it cost when somebody last wrote about it.
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