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Miyazaki San News (MS Optical)

AlbertTRAL

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It seems that Miyazaki San is preparing a new lens for this September, a fast 50mm based on a Sonnar optical design:
http://leicarumors.com/2012/09/09/ms-op ... ors.com%29
http://leicarumors.com/2012/09/10/this- ... ors.com%29
Reading Miyazaki's San handwritten comments, it is pretty obvious that the lens has a manual coma adjuster on the rear element... :D
A video with some details on the MS Optical 35mm 3.5 Mk II Super Triplet Perar from Miyazaki San:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnAurbkK42k
 
I've always enjoyed looking at his creations.
They are something different from the normal.
I've always thought they are quite reasonably priced considering they are bespoke.
 
sir Miyazaki it's a great creator in camera lenses!
will stay in photographic history,quite rightly,
with a worldwide fame.
 
2014 update: For this year he is preparing a new Super Triplet Perar, the 24mm f/4,0 with the following specs:

Very high optical quality triplet formula lens
Super-wide 24mm focal length, 82 degrees angle of view on 35mm size, 60 degrees on APS-S
Ultra compact design, weight 40g, 50g with hood, only 5.2mm thick
Refined triplet design with two double thickness positive lenses, superior to Tessar design
10 blade quasi-round aperture for smooth and pleasing bokeh (Made in Germany by Otto Niemann Feinmechanik GmbH, Berlin)
Minimum focus distance 0.8m on Leica M, on mirrorless cameras 0.5-0.6m
ALL six glass surfaces multicoated, 96% light transmission
Vivid, real and beautiful color reproduction, high contrast high resolution images
Unique exposed front aperture (hood accepts 19mm size filters)
Native Leica M mount, area for 6-bit coding
Available in black finish
Includes lens, lens hood and caps. Accepts Leica Elmar thread type 19mm filters mounted in supplied hood.
Possible price around 56K yens.

Also, for later during this year, a reedition of the Perar 28mm is also planned. The Perar 35mm was also going to be reedited but unfortunately, due to a supplier discontinuity, it has been cancelled...
 
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