R and M Lenses on the Leica M 240

I have all Leicas, including the R9 with digital back, up to the M 240, a real delight.
I would also like to thank the management of Leica for the open and productive discussions, Those of you who will decides to get the M 240 will never regret it.
From the zooms so far I like the R 28 to 90 mm best, seems slightly sharper then the TriEmar but much bigger and heavier.
The good news is that all the lenses are very good, I have more R- lenses and M lenses that had time to test, updates will follow.
Later I will run some tests on Zeiss lenses, I only have 21mm, 25mm, and 50mm
As usual this is work in progress , I will need to do more test and I will get both nice and aggressive mail, and provide updates.
I got the subjective feeling that the LV gives a much sharper picture on the display then the sensor ultimately produces. The Noctilux was somewhat of a headache since the test plane was not perfectly flat, so the focus point was at one of the numbers at the right lower side.
As said, the most modern lenses win, the slight color differences are fascinating.
Also the M 240 was on a tripod, Linhoff, and the electronic viewfinder was used, typically x 5 maginfication
The distance to the test foil was about 1 yard, and the camera setting is gray manual against a filter so the calibration is the same for all lenses.All lenses where wide open
Needless to say the new ASPH lenses top everything., but the 50mm/1.4 non ASPH is not that much different.
In my case I have the standard 28mm/35mm/50 mm lenses , both R an M as well as a 2 R zooms and the TriElmar and some others
http://www.saildragonfly.com/PhotoGalleries/RM-%20Test/index.html
One of the very nice things about the M 240 is that we can now use our R lenses.