Leica 50mm f3.5 Elmar (Type I) (ELMARCHROM / ELMAR) - Lens

Leica 50mm f3.5 Elmar (Type I) (ELMARCHROM / ELMAR) - LensManual focus normal collapsible lens made for LTM M39 thread mount 35mm rangefinder cameras by Leica starting in 1932. The 50mm f3. 5 Elmar was the first standard lens made for the Leica system. It underwent many changes during its production, from its initial computation in 1923 to the end of production in 1959. This version of the lens, codeword ELMARCHROM (later ELMAR), was introduced in 1933 and was available in a chrome plated body. In 1936,

Manual focus wide-angle lens made for RF645 mount 120 rangefinder cameras by Zenza Bronica

Has a mechanism for firing the lens' leaf shutters

4s - 1/350s (tele)

and MP-5 65mm f2

The white lines on the shift scale indicate the 17mm limit that is possible when shifting at an angular orientation to avoid image cut-off

Shutter speed: 15" - 1/2000s

000 when it was introduced

Battery: Olympus PS-BLS 1

8 Lumix G Vario ASPH

Has electronic contacts to transfer Exif data between the camera and lens

An internal focusing system couple to a Focus Clutch Mechanism yields quick and quiet auto focus as well as smoothly damped manual focus action

Waterproof material body available in grey and black