Learning how the tiniest Summicron + OUFRO draws and paints

I purchased this 40 mm, the smallest, lightest Summicron that Leica ever made, to use with the M8 and my B+W 093 IR filter. Though it’s such a sweet performer; with such a unique and lovely field of view on the full frame sensors; that I just keep wanting to try it in all possible situations to discover how it “draws and paints.”

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Leica M, 40 mm Summicron + OUFRO

2 thoughts on “Learning how the tiniest Summicron + OUFRO draws and paints”

    1. The OUFRO is a Leica M mount extension ring. It was originally made for macro work with a Visoflex reflex viewing system. Though works just fine with the M(240) and EVF (Electronic Viewing Finder). Thank you for taking a look and commenting.

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