FS: some Zeiss, a PC-28 and some zuiko's

A sale of some lenses, I can post some shots, if desired, I need to make' em first.
Please let me know, if someone might be interested:

Schneider PC-28 Shift in EOS-mount, both caps and original Box. - n. mint.
Contax Zeiss- Vario-Sonnar 28-70, with caps, whithout box, n. mint.
Contax Zeiss Distagon 25 mm, incl. AF-confirm-Adapter from HappyHK, writing EXIF-info: 25 mm

OM to EOS-adapter, quality from cameraquest,
Zuiko 3.5/21 mm, N: 121XXX with both caps, original hood and box - good.
Zuiko 2.8/24 mm, N. 132XXX - both caps, with o. box and o. hood - good.
Zuiko 2.0/28 mm N 1283XXX - v. good, both caps.
Zuiko 3.5/28 mm N 4337XX, back cover only, shipped with 3rd party front cover.
Zuiko 2.0/35 - N 1568XX both caps, and O. hood - v. good.
Zuiko 2.8/35 mm N 1839XX, - both caps , with o. box and o. hood - good.
Zuiko 2.8/35 mm N 1282XX, silver nose, - both caps.
Zuiko 2.8/35 mm-shift, N 1911XX, both caps, comes in Tokina bag - good -
Zuiko 1.4/50 mm 1404XX, both caps, yellow coating (rare earth?)
Zuiko 2,8/135 mm- 1007XX - both caps, box - good.
Zuiko 4.0/200 mm, 1928XX, both caps, box - good.
Zuiko 3.6/35 - 70 mm, Box, one rubber down, optically good
Zuiko 3.5- 4.5/35 - 70 mm, both caps, box.
OM-extensions tubes, original, 14 mm and 25 mm
Zuiko OM - Auto bellows, rarely used, smooth movements.
Sigma 24 - Ultrawide-II on OM-zuiko-mount.

When talking photos of the ites, in the next days, I will inspect them closely, to provide a acurate grading, and set a price. The lenses can be send from CH, D or Fr, but don't expect me doing that tour every day.

I got a question, why I'm selling, so here is my response:

"I just don't use them anymore.

It's been really good to have all these different flavours and lens manufacturers side by side, to have a real choice and get the feeling for the brands - its character, strengths and weak side, my expectations towards a lens...
I bought them a while ago, but finally went for the Zeiss line.

You know, having 5 different 35 mm - primes, and the same lenghts 4 x with a zoom is ok, but fills only the cabinet, in the end ;-)

And yes - the 24 mm TSE is on my horizon ^^
therefore, the sale might just hit two flies with one hand....

In the TSE - discussion, especially with Bart, I learnt enough to understand that the TSE-24 and the N 14-24 will complement each other perfectly and be a very nice combo for my duties."

Adapting lenses:
I have been using/adapting these lenses on my 1 Ds-2, they work manually, in terms of focus and exposure, unless a AF-confirm-adapter with a chip is used, which uses Canon's AF to confirm the correct manual focus.

The zuikos are really small and light lenses; adapting a zuiko on a 5 D-II is easy, a adapter and you' re done. Apart from a few exceptions, they' re on par or better than the Canon counterpart, for a fraction of the cost.

Some Zeiss lenses are more difficult to adapt, but the Distagon 25 is ok with the 5D's mirrorbox.

Hi Michael,

It is very good to know that this move is not imposed by the infamous economical recession on your part . I have sent you a PM about what I am considering.

Cheers,

pm responded.