Choice of Leica M5 ~ Biogon & Kodak Eastman Double X 5222 ~

#LeicaM5#Biogon#VoigtlanderNokton

LEICA M5
＊Carl Zeiss C Biogon 35mm f2.8
＊Carl Zeiss C Biogon 21mm f4.5
＊Voigtlander Nokton Classic 40mm f1.4 MC

Kodak Eastman Double X 5222
by Home Development D-76(1:1) 10:00

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I'm using Google's translation.
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At the end of last year, I gave up BessaR2 and bought Leica M5.
(BessaR2, Nikon S3 [silver original], Nikon F5, Voigtlander Heliar 75mm f1.8, etc. were sold.)

Previously, I had a Leica M2 and didn't need the M3 series.
I also have a Nikon S3 (black Olympic model).
The Leica M5 exists as a dark history in Leica history.
However, it is now becoming popular as a "cheap Leica M".
The Leica M3 series (M3, M2, M4, M4-2 / ​​P, M6) is small in my hand.
The size of M5 fits nicely.
I also like the full flatness of the M5.
Isn't it a German design that is similar to Makina's 670?
The viewfinder of the M5 is clear and easy to see even in Leica.
I don't know how long I will keep the CDS.
My M5 has 3 rugs and is late Version of 1.35 million units.

The BessaR2 was too light, quite cheap and like a toy.
The more weight the camera has, the more possessive it will be.

I really like Kodak Eastman Double X 5222.
I feel that the screen has power because the resolution and graininess match.
The T-Max is smooth and has a good resolution, but it has a soft impression.
ADOX is also smooth, but the resolution is too low.
If you like ILFPRD's Ortho80 (orthochromatic) or FUJI's ACROSⅡ (orthopanchromatic),
you will also like XX.
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