Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2003/06/09
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If you intend to shoot color - you do not want to mix and match older and newer lenses. The older (non T*) lenses have a significantly warmer color cast than T* (and newer) glass. Also take great care in purchasing older backs, which may require fairly expensive overhauls to make light-leak free.
eric_korenman@hotmail.com (hotmail)6/7/03
>Any differences between older and newer lenses (i.e., CF vs CFi and
>CFE?)
>Hasselblad.com's faq says the newer lenses are sharper - I would bet the
>older lenses are just fine for my doodlings..
>
>Any reason to get a newer 500 body or they really all just very nicely
>made
>light tight boxes?
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