This silver-colored Leica Summaron-M 28mm F/5.6 lens is based on the 1955 version, which was a screw-mount. It features a vintage aesthetic and an ultra-slim profile, and it's equipped with an M-mount bayonet. This versatile lens is ideal for everyday use. Its six-element symmetrical design features a unique vignetting system for creating a unique character and providing natural light.

This lens features a manual focus operation and a built-in depth of field scale for fast and spontaneous shooting. It also comes with a built-in lens hood that's made from solid brass to protect against stray light. The updated version of this lens is based on the 1955 model. It retains the same optical structure and is equipped with modern materials and coding for digital cameras. The discreet profile and wide-angle field of view of this lens make it ideal for street photography.

Leica M Mount Wide-angle Lens 

Manual Focus Design 

Slim and Compact Profile 

6 Elements in 4 Groups 

8 Diaphragm Blades 

Macro Reproduction Ratio 1:33.4

The classic six-element symmetrical optical design is characterized by a distinct analog appearance. It features fine detailing and sharpness, as well as noticeable vignetting.

The manual focus method ensures a minimum distance of 3.3 inches, and its maximum magnification ratio is 1:33.4.

Its integrated depth of field helps when using techniques that minimize focus distance.

Long focus throws and the integrated depth of field also make isolating subjects easier.

The included lens hood is made from solid brass to further exhibit the lens' historical character.

The Leica M-mount wide-angle lens features a compact profile and a manual focus system.

It also has 8 Diaphragm Blades for a Macro Reproduction Ratio of 1:33.4.