Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/08/06

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Subject: Re: M6 and DR summicron
From: Dan Cardish <dcardish@microtec.net>
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 1997 05:22:41 -0400

At 10:56 PM 05-08-97 -0400, S. Khai Mong  wrote:
>
>Somebody wrote about DR Summicron 50 on an M6.  Here is what I know
>about it.
>
>1. You cannot switch to the near range on an M6.  There is a sheet
>   metal flange on the bottom on the M6, which prevents it from
>   going to the near range.  The M3 does not have the flange.

I use a DR Summicron on my M6, and focus in the near range with ease

>
>2. To detach the lens, you have to focus to at least 4 feet or more
>   to clear that flange.  Forcing it could damage your M6.

Not true on my M6

>
>3. Likewise for attaching the the DR; you should have it at infinity.

Again, not required on my M6

>
>4. Once attached, the DR summicron will focus all the way in on its far
>   range.  Just don't try to pull up over the notch to get to the near
>   range.

Again, blah, blah

Dan C.