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Voigtlander 15mm f4.5 Super Wide Heliar with VF (ltm)
Voigtlander 21mm f4 VM Color Skopar P with VF (ltm)
Voigtlander 28mm f1.9 Ultron (ltm)
Modified Industar 28mm f2.8
Leica 3.5cm f3.5 Elmar (ltm)
Voigtlander 35mm f1.4 VM Nokton Classic (m) on Voigtlander Bessa R2A
Jupiter-8 50mm f2 (ltm)
Voiglander 75mm f2.5 Color-Heliar (ltm)

Nice! I'd be tempted, too, but I don't have the space in my current house to set up a darkroom to go back to film.

Neg scanner, and a few pots and chems and changing bag?
That said, i havent deved any film my self for ages ... Im starting to send my films to our mate Joan west for deving

Nice selection there Hamish, especially the more unusual items. I too have the 28mm Ultron and the 75mm Color-Heliar. I have the M-mount adapter rings but now tend to use them either on my Bessa R (LS) or using a mount adapter on a micro 4/3rds video camera as I have both focal lengths in Leica glass as well although the 28mm isn't as fast (but it's much more compact and a great travel lens). The 75mm is a lovely portrait lens though isn't it? As you know I've also got the Voigtlander 12mm f1:5.6 VM Super Wide Heliar plus VF but it's a tricky lens to use. I'll post a shot that was taken using it later. I bought the 35mm f1:1.2 VM Nokton when I bought my MP as it was faster than the Leica lens at the time but have since bought the new Leica 35 f1:1.4 which, although a fraction slower, performs much better on the M9 than the Voightänder - I've not made a comparison on the M6 or MP. I tend to keep just the 35 mm pancake lens on the Bessa R and it lives in the glove compartment of the car along with a couple of rolls of Delta 400.

I've also got a Leica 75mm f1:1.4, 50 f:1/1 90 f1:2.0 and 135 f1:2.8 (the one with the VF converter) along with a couple of ZM lenses. I'll try to get them all is the same country so I can do a 'group shot'.

The bodies are: Leica M6, MP, M8 and M9, Voightländer Bessa R and Zeiss Ikon.

I've also got a Mamiya 7II with a few lenses which used to be my travel camera of choice but I haven't used it for a couple of years. Must get it out again as it is a great system and capable of astonishing quality.

The 75 is a gem I use far too little!
If i was better organised i would dig out a few shots ... ill have to take some with it ...
The x100 has refuled my desire for my r2a and corresponding kit quite a bit

I know what you mean about the 15, i have used it so infrequently ... i find slr's much more suitable for such wide angle shooting! when you have that much stuff in a shot i find you really need a very clear idea of what your getting ... something the accessory vf's dont do so well for me!

I cant remember how i used to use the 28mm with the r2a... i dont suppose you have any idea what i might have used as a guide for framing with the vf?
i really just bought it for the r2a ... which i am now even more keen to get fixed up!!

any idea how the cv 50mm 2.5 skopar fairs? i fancy a better 50...

Hamish you were quite right in the other post. I have the 12mm - you know my gear better than I do! No idea what I was thinking when I wrote that. I've been working on accounts all day and my brain has turned to mush it seems!

Regards the 28mm, I can't recall from the Bessa but on the MP it's just a bit more than the total RF view. Similar with the M9. I've no experience with the 35mm you have but the pancake lens is very nice and the 1:1.2 is a truly great lens. I have the Zeiss Planar 50 f1:2.0 which is a very good lens indeed on both the film cameras and the M8 / M9. Fantastic rendering of out of focus elements and with no noticeable artefacts and aberations.