After World War I, he joined the Hugo Meyer. I also got a smallВ Goerlitz brass lens (240mm f/7.2 Hugo Meyer Anastigmat) which I can now mount on the 8Г—10. Paul Rudolph was a German physicist who designed the first anastigmatic lens while working for Carl Zeiss. I had already used it to make a few portraits вЂ“ Ari, John, and Brenton вЂ“ but since it was mounted temporarily in cardboard that ended in near disaster вЂ“ the lens wobbled and fell out and bounced on the concrete. The big lens is from an aerial reconnaissance camera I got off eBay a while ago. This lens has been modified to Leica M-mount with. Wollensack 15 inch lens from an aerial reconnaissance camera mounted on my 8Г—10 Eastman Commercial View camera. Paul Ruldoph in 1922, is considered as the holy grail of Hugo Meyer & Co Goerlitz with one-of-a-kind bokeh. To that end, over the past couple of months IвЂ™ve had my friend Niles ()В fabricate a couple of lens boards so I can mount two lenses to my large format cameras.

Yes, despite the recent posts about electronics hacking and hard drives and data organization, I do still have interest in photography and making photos. Hugo Meyer lens (Goerlitz) 120mm f/6.8 Doppel Anastigmat in excellent condition The double anastigmats by Hugo Meyer followed the same optical formula. The 25mm is still somewhat affordable, but the longer focal lengths50, 75 and 90mmrun into multiple tens of thousands of dollars. Wollensack 15 inch lens from an aerial reconnaissance camera mounted on my Arca Swiss 4Г—5 view camera. Hugo Meyer Kino Plasmat 25mm f1.5 cine lens The Kino Plasmats were revolutionary lenses when they were designed a century ago, at f1.5 the fastest lenses available at the time.

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