Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/11/16
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I tried mounting the Jupiter-12 35mm f/2.8 on my Voigtlander Bessa L.
The results are the same as for the Bessa R2 (which, I suppose, is not
surprising). To summarize:
* Provided the lens is racked to its *closest* focussing point, the
lens *will*
mount on the Bessa L.
* Focussing to infinity is *not* possible because the rear element of
the lens
comes in contact with the camera body.
* The rear element of the lens does *not* come in contact with the
shutter.
* The rear element of the lens obstructs the metering cell when
mounted.
In short, this is not a usable combination. There is a high likelihood
of damage to the lens' rear element, although the camera itself would
probably not suffer.
M.
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Martin Howard
mvhoward@mac.com
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