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laenee
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 Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 2:49 am Post subject: Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Teviden 100/2.8 TV lens shooting ! |
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Just testing lens
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The Red color comes outstanding, it is true Red with Carl Zeiss performance |
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Amazing pictuers
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pich900 wrote:
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+1
and how can be mount a TV lens on the 5D  ...I guess it's only could be done in Asia  !
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Astonishing! Thanks for sharing 
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Is your Tevidon the bayonet mount or the C mount version? Which camera did you use? I'm still looking for a good way to mount my bayonet Tevidons to my Sony NEX. |
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LucisPictor wrote:
Amazing results!
It seems that Asian people are not afraid of being photographed.
That's great.
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laenee wrote:
Is your Tevidon the bayonet mount or the C mount version? Which camera did you use? I'm still looking for a good way to mount my bayonet Tevidons to my Sony NEX.
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Teviden 100 /2.8 T and C mount may be changed to M42 and orther
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All of my photos be used with Canon 5 d digital body.
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kds315* wrote:
The 100mm needs to be completely reworked to allow for a longer register mounbt, so it would fit a Canon DSLR for instance. At least some 20mm have to be cut away and a new mount made. The image circle is large enough to make that feasible.
Very good results!!
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The 100mm needs to be completely reworked to allow for a longer register mounbt, so it would fit a Canon DSLR for instance. At least some 20mm have to be cut away and a new mount made. The image circle is large enough to make that feasible.
Very good results!! |
Interesting, and very good results with this lens
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Teviden 100 /2.8 T and C mount may be changed to M42 and orther
Body .
All of my photos be used with Canon 5 d digital body.
THX a lot enjoy ! |
Thanks for the info. Did you do the conversion yourself? Holding my Tevidon in front of my NEX with eos adapter it is clear major surgery is required - the aperture ring disappears completely inside the eos adapter. Like Klaus said, you'd need to get rid of 2 or 2.5 cm of metal at the rear. Can you post a picture of the lens itself?
Edit: I just saw the pictures in the other thread, very interesting. Can you still adjust the aperture?
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edz
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edz wrote:
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| The Red color comes outstanding, it is true Red with Carl Zeiss performance |
+1. The reds do really look great |
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laenee
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laenee wrote:
adjusting the aperture may some Mechanic's knowhow . |
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With Canon 5D Mark2
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