I've always had a soft spot for the 28mm Summaron (modern version), and am thinking about picking one up again. I am currently using the Hasselblad X2D system (with a 28P and other XCD lenses, but am considering a really small alternative camera on which I can use the Summaron, for a tiny, go anywhere kit that is fun to use and also provides unique results in the the look provided by the Summaron. I could use a CL/TL2 is very small, but is a crop sensor and I want to go full frame with the 28mm FOV. An M body approaches the size of my X2D body (although I must say I really did like the M10R when I used it with the Summaron briefly). I'm a bit afraid to get back into the M world and the money pit it can become (then I would want the 21mm SEM, 50 Lux, etc.....!). But I am tempted.
Then I came across the Sigma FP-L with its 61mp full frame sensor and tiny body, and I am intrigued. I know it's a bit wonky with just an electronic shutter and you have to add a separate EVF unless you want to just use the rear LCD screen, but without the EVF it's tiny with a nice large FF sensor. I would need to use the M-L adapter as well of course.
There is also the possibility of adapting the Summaron to my X2D, although I am not sure how the Summaron performs on it and any possible vignetting, softness, etc. I will do some research to see if anyone has tested this.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks!
Then I came across the Sigma FP-L with its 61mp full frame sensor and tiny body, and I am intrigued. I know it's a bit wonky with just an electronic shutter and you have to add a separate EVF unless you want to just use the rear LCD screen, but without the EVF it's tiny with a nice large FF sensor. I would need to use the M-L adapter as well of course.
There is also the possibility of adapting the Summaron to my X2D, although I am not sure how the Summaron performs on it and any possible vignetting, softness, etc. I will do some research to see if anyone has tested this.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks!