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Today Cosina announced the previously rumored Voigtlander APO-LANTHAR 35mm f/2 Aspherical VM and Voigtlander ULTRON Vintage Line 35mm f/2 Aspherical Type II VM lenses for Leica M-mount:
DxOMark just published their test results and analysis of the Leica SL2-S camera sensor. Here is the conclusion (click on screenshots for larger view):
The grip is equipped with an ARCA rail and a small compartment for storing batteries or extra strap lugs – here are the details:
Compatible with every film Leica M body, except the M5. This includes the Leica M1, M2*, M3*, M4, M4-2, M4-P, M6, M6TTL, M7, MP, MA, MD and MD2 (MD’s are compatible only with non-scientific baseplate).
Four SR44 / LR44 battery compartments so that you won’t have any excuses when your batteries suddenly dies.
Tripod quick lock rail (ARCA standard) to stop messing with your clumsy and uncentered tripod screw.
One bottom wrist strap lug to prevent your fingers from being jammed in your previous goddamn strap.
Beautiful aesthetics that won’t ruin your beautiful Leica slim line
A grippy profile that will let you hold your camera with only two fingers.
* Some early M cameras have a larger tripod thread (3/8″) in the baseplate. If your camera has that, you can easily adapt to the modern 1/4″ standard with a cheap and widely available “screw in” adapter.
Also: When using the following old goggled lenses, you will have to remove the grip for mounting and unmounting the lens because the goggles will interfere with the grip area: Summaron 35mm f2.8 with goggles, Summicron 35mm f2 with goggles, Elmarit 135mm f2.8 with goggles.