Lenses provided with undismountable spectacles. Lenses whose rear is too wide (such as the 35 mm 1,4) Over all, the mechanical possibility to mount the lens, which excludes:.Some differences in the shroud baffle of M6 are recorded, the last version being the widest.Ĭriteria to be taken to mount Leica M lenses on a Minolta CLE : This design leaves free passage for the largest rear optical groups.īy the way, the position of the cell on the M6 origins a non-symetrical response of metering. The cell of the M6 is on the upper left corner (looking from front). The cell is located at the bottom on the MinoltaĬLE, a protective shroud baffle limits the free passage, preventing the mounting of the widest rear optical groups. The opening of the CLE is not as wide as that one of an M6: These photographs try to give the best idea of the obstruction of the rangefinder : perfectly free with the 28 CLE, it is obviously out of order with the 50 f1. Or, worse, the window of the rangefinder, having focusing impossible. The Leica M lenses and especially their sunshades are likely to block the sight in the viewer, The Rokkor CLE lenses (28, 40 and 90 mm) have been designed with this compactness in mind. Its telemetric base is reduced, therefore the rangefinder window is nearly upon the optical axis, close to the top of lenses.
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