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*'''Leica Order No.''' - 11 814 - 11 815 '''LLC''' - 165 | *'''Leica Order No.''' - 11 814 - 11 815 '''LLC''' - 165 | ||
*'''Production era''' - 1980-2007; Serial Nos. without built-in hood: -3223300 (1982) | *'''Production era''' - 1980-2007; '''Serial Nos.''' without built-in hood: -3223300 (1982) | ||
*'''Variants''' - Black or titanium, 1st version does not include hood; 2nd version after 1982, has built-in hood | *'''Variants''' - Black or titanium, 1st version does not include hood; 2nd version after 1982, has built-in hood | ||
*'''Lens mount''' - Leica M-bayonet | *'''Lens mount''' - Leica M-bayonet | ||
Revision as of 23:15, 23 January 2010
- Leica Order No. - 11 814 - 11 815 LLC - 165
- Production era - 1980-2007; Serial Nos. without built-in hood: -3223300 (1982)
- Variants - Black or titanium, 1st version does not include hood; 2nd version after 1982, has built-in hood
- Lens mount - Leica M-bayonet
- Number of lenses /groups - 7 /5
- F stop range - f/1.4 > f/16
- Closest focusing distance - 0.75 m /2.46 ft
- Smallest object field - 192 mm x 288 mm /1:8
- Diaphragm setting /type - with clickstops from serial No. 2048701 onwards including half values
- Angle of view diagonal, horizontal, vertical - 32°, 27°, 18°
- Filter type - E60
- Accessories - Hood for 1st version: 12539
- Materials -
- Dimensions (length x diameter) - 80 x 69 mm /3.15 x 2.72 in
- Weight - 560 g /19.75
- Inscription - LEICA LENS MADE IN CANADA 1:1.4/75 E60 SUMMILUX-M XXXXXXX
- Designer - Walter Mandler "his favorite lens"
