Meegeleverd is een adapter voor gebruik op een Leica M camera. Het is geen Amedeo adapter, maar werkt precies hetzelfde als iedere andere Amedeo adapter, dit is een professioneel gemaakte adapter.

Het glas is in schitterende conditie zonder krassen, haze of schimmel.

Komt met originele Zeiss voor lensdop, en een generieke Leica M achterdop.

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Glass is mint, no cleaning marks, no scratches, no fungus, no haze.

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Dit zeer nette exemplaar is professioneel omgebouwd voor een perfecte koppeling met de rangefinder, zowel voor film als digitaal. De beste aanpassing is gedaan aan de achterste lens element om deze te vergroten en zo vignettering te voorkomen. Er is nauwelijks vignettering. De diafragmaring is ook vervangen door een nieuw gemaakte ring op de draaibank met gegraveerde diafragma-indicatoren.

Omdat de scherpstelring nieuw is en de diafragmaring ook is vervangen, ziet de lens er praktisch als nieuw uit.

Hij oogt eigentijds, maar tegelijkertijd ook heel klassiek.

Het glas is krasvrij, vrij van poetssporen en waas.

Wordt geleverd met een standaard M-achterdop, een voordop en een 49mm UV-filter om dit prachtige glas te beschermen.

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This already very clean example was professionally converted to have perfect rangefinder coupling on both film and digital. The best modification was done to the rear barrel of the lens to open it up, so it prevents vignetting. There is barely any vignetting on full frame cameras. The aperture ring was also replaced with a machined ring with proper aperture indicators engraved.

Since the focus barrel is new, and the aperture handling ring was replaced as well, the lens looks practically new.

It looks contempary, but also very much classic at the same time.

The glass has no scratches, cleaning marks, or haze.

Comes with a generic rear M cap, a front cap, and a 49mm UV filter to protect that beautiful glass.

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Comes with original Zeiss hood, Hoya filter, and rear lens cap.

The glass is perfect with no scratches, haze or fungus.

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Beautiful conversion in black paint on the barrel.

Comes with a front (skylaney branded) & rear cap.

Glass is in perfect condition with no scratches, haze or fungus.

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The legendary Biotar 75mm lens, the original true ‘King of Bokeh’. A lens that was developed in 1939, and was back then an extremely expensive lens, it was one of the fastest lenses available on the market.

This particular example is an extremely early example, most likely the earliest known example in the world.

The serial number is 2529005. According to Thieles Zeiss book and the Zeiss archives, the serial numbers started at 2529000, making this number 6, produced in 1939!

This lens originally came from the factory with an Exakta mount. However, since this is such a special lens, and it’s usability is massively improved by changing the mount, we took the opportunity to have this converted to LTM by Xiaole Ju of Ruhr Lens Worx in Germany.

A new mount was crafted from a solid piece of brass on the lathe, and this has been knurled and nickel coated to blend in with the polished aluminium of the lens barrel itself.

Then the insides were modified to add rangefinder coupling. This works on both LTM & M cameras.

Included with the lens is an original Zeiss 75mm viewfinder that slides into the cold/hotshoe of the camera.

Also is included an original Leica 50mm LTM-M bayonet adapter. This adapter also shows the 75mm framelines on any M camera starting from the M4-P.

Next to that, since the lens is such an early specimen, and thus uncoated, there is a Zeiss T-coated UV filter included with it’s original packaging. This will reduce the flaring of the uncoated optics.

This is your chance to own a truly special and unique lens. Supposedly only 2 (or 3, it’s not entirely clear) lenses were officially made by Zeiss for Leica LTM/M39 fitting, and these rarely come up for sale.

Also this being the earliest known of the production line makes it a true collectors item.

The optics are in amazing condition with no scratches, haze or fungus.

The lens has also been properly calibrated for both film & digital, and is spot on when shot wide open.

See the example photos, these are shot on a Leica M10-P.

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Glas is mint, no cleaning marks, no scratches, no fungus, no haze.

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Glas is mint, no cleaning marks, no scratches, no fungus, no haze.

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