Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/10/21
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]At 7:29 AM -0400 10/21/09, Vick Ko wrote:
>Henning, how did you "get this adjusted"?
>
>By having the lenses reworked, I presume?
>
>Since the M8's are the common factor, I presume it wasn't changing
>the focus arm movement in the camera.
>
>
>...Vick
>
>Henning Wulff wrote:
>> ... I have both M8's working now with the Noctilux and the 75
>>Summilux, so it's possible to get this all adjusted.
>>
I got one M8 early on, but that one couldn't focus the Noctilux
accurately enough, and was slightly off with the Summilux. Later I
got a second M8 used which had been adjusted recently at Solms by the
previous owner. Actually he had bought the camera, shot a couple of
shots with it, sent it to Solms and then sold it. So the camera was
'better than new' :-). My Noctilux worked perfectly with that camera,
as did the Summilux. So I knew it was the camera that was off.
I then sent the camera, Noctilux and some other lenses to Solms to
get coded and adjusted, telling them don't adjust the Noctilux, just
use it as a basis to adjust the M8. Which they did. So now both
cameras work exactly the same, and are fine with those two fast
lenses.
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