Two Leica 21mm Lenses

[@SavedbybGrace]

Shooting on the M11P currently... and loving it!!! As far as wides go I have the 28 LUX... now that is one stellar lens. So had to save a few bucks and opted for the 21mm 3.4. Best W/A combo I've ever owned!!!

[@Sniper5354]

Leica should have trained every store staff(worldwide) to possess at least 0.1% of Nick's knowledge, experience and skills.

[@1Adventures2]

I truly appreciate your command of the material presented here along with your artistry which like your outstanding compositions are of the highest level I've seen here on this topic!!! Thank you!!!

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Thank you very much!

[@johnm.karian5295]

“Good Fortune” = Preparedness meets opportunity - great images Nick

[@ronaldsand3000]

You’re photos are always superb The subject, composition, framing and light are wonderful art

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Thank you so much 😀

[@autodidact537]

@@LeicaCameraAustralia My copy of the Leica Pocket Book 8th edition says that the Super-Angulon 21mm f4 was first released in 1958.

[@ivandefrancesco]

I love the 21 mm focal length as much as the 35 mm one... in my kit I only have an Apo Summicron 35 mm and Elmarit 21 mm Pre Asph and as soon as I can I will get a Summilux 21 mm

[@paulsehstedt6275]

Professional as always. My lens collection for my M-P 240/M 240 includes a 21, 50 and 90 mm. I'm a great fan of the 21 mm focal length, and it has been very useful in tight spaces and low light conditions as well. So I agree with Nick! BTW: you make some of the best and helpful reviews on YT. Keep on rolling!

[@richardsimms251]

Great video. Very educational. RS. Canada

[@willilaufmann38]

Nick enjoyed the explanations especially the photo with the puddle of water and the bike rider. What a fortunate shot 👏 I

[@lensman5762]

The 21mm lens maybe considered ' ultra wide ' , but in my experience it is actually the most natural and closest to the coverage of the human eyes and its angular coverage of about 90 degrees falls within the sweet range of the human ' Binocular ' vision. The point to remember in photography is that the human mind, a super computer if there ever was, interprets and adjusts the visual information received from the eye in a manner as to fulfill our expectations of the perspective as we want it to be. I do have a few 20mm and 21 mm lenses, including a Leitz Leica 21 mm F2.8 Elmarit M ASPH, a 21 mm F2.8 Zeiss Biogon for Contax G, and a Nikkor AIS 20mm F2.8. They are all superb lenses.

[@glapaire]

Wow, amazing photos that really demonstrate why you would want the 21mm focal length. Nicely done!

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Glad you liked it!

[@baharam98]

I was considering getting a 21mm. This video helped me make my mind and go for it! I'm buying the 21mm 3.4 since size is important to me and the smaller aperture size works best for my style of photography. The tips in this video also helped me to find in what situations the wide angle lenses work best.

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Good choice!

[@martin701]

My 21mm f3.4 Super Angulon is a lovely lens Nick. On a digital you do get colour fringing because of the proximity of the rear element to the sensor but that can be dealt with in post. Having said that, on my M-A it works really well and because it is vintage, it renders beautifully and is not as clinical as the modern lenses. It also looks beautiful and is an engineering masterpiece.

[@linjicakonikon7666]

Superb photography.🏆 Excellent description of the capabilities of a 21mm focal length.👍

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Many thanks!

[@dans.8198]

@7:54 It is actually 2 and a half stops, but yes the difference is dramatic on a 21.

[@soewst]

Thanks a lot for this great video! Love the 21mm focal length and shooting my 21/f.1.4

[@FreestyleSkierMikey]

Lovely breakdown and gorgeous images. Thank you!

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dmanparis]

Great educational video, thanks. Do you have a view on the 16-18-21 Tri-Elmar ?

[@marcusnz232]

I wish we had this level of Leica support in New Zealand.

[@jaapjandevries1935]

Thank you so much for this video. 21 mm is one of my favorites for street photography. I use the VOIGTLANDER SKOPAR 21MM F/4.0 P-TYPE VM LEICA M-BAJONETT wich is very affordable.

[@tamilhoward9708]

Loving these videos!

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Glad you like them!

[@Topsyrm]

Love the 21 for that wide shooting and environmental stuff, I have an old Leitz 21mm Elmarit-M f2.8 which is always on one of my 3 M9s the other 2 have 35mm Summicron and 75mm Summarit-M f2.5 a great go anywhere combination IMO.

[@kwokster69]

Thanks Nick. Looking forward to the APO Summicron-SL 21mm when it's released.

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

You and me both!

[@tredici353]

I greatly appreciate your review, more special when you have great images to showcase the lens instead of pictures of cats. I think an used and well cared lux vs a new elmar would be my choice and you helped me to make my choice. I still shoot film as well so the extra stops will help. Great job! Thank you

[@labibhaddad]

Wow, that’s one great video, that photo of the Taj Mahal is just downright awesome, Thanks

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Glad you liked it

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for the video. My favorite lenses for my Nikon SLR film camera were: 24mm f/2 35mm f/1.4 85mm f/1.4 I tried to duplicate my favorite lenses on my Leica M6 and M10: 21mm f/1.4 35mm f/1.4 90mm f/2 I am very pleased.

[@richardsimms251]

To Narsuitus : I have exactly the same Leica and Nikon equipment as you have and I also enjoy it all immensely. RS. Canada

[@wilfredshum3703]

I am fortunate to own the 18 mm Super Elmar besides the 21 mm Elmarit ASPH since both lenses are no longer in production. It seems the reviews on the 21 mm Elmarit have not been too favorable compared to the other two 21 mm lenses. I found those wide angle lenses work well on my SL2.

[@simonyoung5868]

Amazing photos! Leica summilux 21 mm 1.4 is one of the best M lenses and my favourite focal lenght but I’m wondering if it will fit well with new leica M11 or we need new lenses for M11 new sensor? Thank you

[@vangstr]

You should do one review of the defunct 24mm.

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

I would if I could get hold of one!

[@efrenvaliente2954]

Incredible images and incredible glasses Nick!! Will we ever see a 21mm for SL? Cheers!!

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

I believe one is on the roadmap - not sure when it's due though.

[@richardsimms251]

Wonderful video. Are these photos made by a digital camera or a film camera ? Thanks so much. RS. Canada

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

All digital. Mostly SL2.

[@chapsibnnoel3626]

Greetings: I concur with PS in his comment on yesterday, your videos are always professionally done, and always very informative. My question is can a 24mm accomplish the same look? Be Blessed, Doc Chaps

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

I'd say yes, but with less extreme exaggeration of perspective.

[@JonathanOhye]

Hi Nick, Do you know if there is a Circ Polarizing filter for this lens? And if so, does that require a different type of hood? Thanks

[@JonathanOhye]

This is regarding the 21 'lux

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

www.cameraelectronic.com.au/products/leica-e82-filter-adapter-for-leica-21mm-f-1-4-summilux-m-asph-lens This is the only one that I know of. Lens hood is probably unnecessary even if one could be fitted.

[@JonathanOhye]

@@LeicaCameraAustralia Thank you :)

[@martinrumfeld8593]

Wonderful video ! Thank you ) just a question, what camera did you use for the picture of the priest and the potrait Of the man in The turchese / green car ?

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

Pretty sure that was on an SL - I love the M lenses on the SL system cameras. I'm just printing some 30x40 inch prints from my SL2 and M11 with the 18mm Super-elmar. Looking great!

[@Star97285]

What is cost 21mm lense

[@LeicaCameraAustralia]

21mm Elmar: AUD5250. leica-store.com.au/products/11145