=====Leitz Hugo Series I 75mm T1.5 ===== {{ :lens:1663778819_1726379.jpg?400|}} ==== Summary ==== The Leitz HUGO lenses are designed to be small, fast, lightweight, and as close focusing as possible with the full personality of the Leica M lens glass creating character at capture. Building on the popularity of the Leitz M 0.8 series, the Leitz HUGO lenses use the same Leica M optics, but feature a completely new housing design and build quality to match existing Leitz cinematography lenses. The Leitz HUGO lenses take their name from esteemed engineer Hugo Wehrenfennig whose work for Leica Camera (then Ernst Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar) included creating the iconic Leica M bayonet mount still in use today along with many of the early M series lenses. ==== Tech Specs ==== | Manufacturer |Leitz| | Series |Hugo| | Model |-| | Focal Length |75mm| | Max Aperture |T1.5| | Min Aperture |T22| | Format |Full Frame| | Image Circle |43.3mm| | Minimum Focus |30 in.| | Focus Rotation |270| | Iris Blades |11 | | Optical Design |-| | Squeeze |none| | Front Diameter |95mm| | Filter Thread |92mm| | Focus/Zoom Rod |-| | Native Mount |LPL, M, L| | Data Protocol |none| | Length |4.4 in.| | Weight |1452 g| | Body Telescope |none| | Body Material |Aluminum| | Focus Drive |Manual| | Iris Drive |Manual| | Zoom Drive |n/a| ==== History ==== Country of Origin: Germany \\ Release Date: - \\ Launch Price: - \\ Design Revisions:\\ ==== Service ==== Service Manual: [[staff:servicedb:LeitzHugo|Disassembly/Re-assembly]]\\ \\ Full CLA: **#hrs.**\\ A rough or bumpy focus is due to some type of impact damage since Leitz, in their wisdom, decided steel ball bearings on an aluminum bearing race was a good idea. The focus assembly will need to be disassembled so that the small divets can be sanded smooth. If the divets are too severe, too much sanding can impact focus performance, and so focus cam and bearing races/lock rings may need to be replaced.\\ ==== Notes ==== ==== Media ====