Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/10/05
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Martin, You need to look at the goggles first. With my 35 mm Summaron-M, the lens mount has a mounting platform for the goggles. They would not fit on a lens that has a round area. There is also a groove into which the goggles slide (actually the grooves are on the goggles and they slip into a cut-away area for which I cannot remember the actual word). As to the pronunciation of "bokeh:," In English, the "o" is long as in "note." The "eh" is pronounced similar to the Danish "e" on the end of the word. For example the name "Anne" would be pronounced Ann-eh in Danish(although just Ann in English). I think the Swedish pronunciation would be the same as the Danish (unless you were from Skona) ;-) Regards, Bill Larsen ohlen@lightspeed.net Martin writes: | |By the same token, I argued before that it should be possible to mount |the 135mm/f2.8 goggles onto a 75mm/f1.4 lens for use on the M3. Noone |responded. Strikes me as about a sixteen million times more useful way |than the VIOOH finder... | | |