Picked up a couple of new (old  ) lenses for "Batman & Robin" the other day.  A slightly rough looking 28mm f2.0 Nikkor N and a Canon 50mm f1.4 s.s.c. FD breech.  The poor Canon had a greasy aperture, now fixed with a few spins of a spanner and squirts of lighter fluid.  Easy repair actually, as the lens elements themselves are contained in a front and rear group "cell".  You need only to remove the cell assembly... no disturbing the alignment or registration.  The hard part is re-assembling the breech mount mechanism... Damn near brain surgery!   Anyway, the Canon 50mm s.s.c. is now officially the best 50mm'ish lens I've tested wide open, and that's saying something!  I currently have 13 other fab-fifties, and have tested another half-dozen or so.  The Canon 50mm f1.4 s.s.c. of this era is the best I've tested.  Excellent resolution, color balance and contrast.  The 28mm f2.0 Nikkor N is a lot like the 28mm f2.0 Nikkor Ai up the page a bit... lovely wide open, excellent stopped down.  Superb color and contrast everywhere!

I HAVE A CRAZY  number of 50s too used on my gf1 and ep1 , konica olympus rollei nikon pentax 110 voigtlander slr and rf yashica  russian,minolta, etc. 1.2s to 2.8s..... cool shot of the dynamic duo

I'll be the second to post a shot of the FD 135/2 on my camera:





With 8mm fisheye:


And with the Hexanon 57mm f/1.2:


Mostly the lens, but you can see the GH2 behind:

That Konica 57mm f1.2 is cool!!  Don't think I've ever seen one before... thanks!  I do love my 135mm f2.0 too, just hard to use.  Tough to hand hold and focus, and darn-near too heavy to use on a tripod.  I've been thinking about trying to figure out a tripod adapter somehow integrated into the mount adapter.  Anyone run across something like that?  How you liking the panny/leica 25mm f1.4?

You're making me want a GH1.