Thypoch Simera 35mm f/1.4 Leica M – Black, Open-box - unpacked, full warranty

SIMERA 35mm f/1.4 FOR LEICA M

A fast manual full-frame lens in black for Leica M. The exact manufacturer render matches the sold version; the complete original detailed information remains below unchanged.

WORKING WITH LIGHT

This official Simera 35mm manufacturer image demonstrates perspective, selective focus and contrast in an urban scene. It is a visual example of the 35mm focal-length character, not a photograph of this particular colour version.

WIDE VIEW, FINE DETAIL

This official Simera 35mm sample demonstrates its versatile use for landscape and travel. The complete original technical lens description is retained alongside the imagery.

Dual Focus Tab Options

Simera 35mm M-mount lens provides two focus tab options.

Infinity-lock Tab:
Enhances stability by preventing lens rotation during installation, ensuring secure handling.

Crescent-shaped Tab:
Ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip, enabling smooth, single-finger focusing for seamless operation.

*Note: Replacing the focus tab requires disassembly and calibration of several internal components.
To ensure optimal optical performance and mechanical stability, official replacement services are not provided.

Advanced Optics for Refined Imagery

The lens features 3 high-refractive-index (HRI) elements and 1 aspherical element to eliminate field curvature and spherical aberrations, ensuring outstanding resolution. A minimum focusing distance of 0.45m opens up creative possibilities.

Timeless Elegance, Modern Excellence

The meticulously crafted retro design pairs seamlessly with classic rangefinder cameras, featuring a 1950s-style red-dot depth-of-field scale that adds both charm and functionality to your creative process. The focus ring includes a tactile 0.7m resistance point, alerting users to switch from rangefinder coupling to EVF when necessary, ensuring precise control in every shot. The aperture ring is marked with “Sun” and “Moon” symbols to switch click and declick modes, allowing effortless transitions between still and video shooting.