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Meyer Goerlitz new lens(es)
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The old name Meyer Görlitz is used for a new lens - made in Germany!
But at the moment no info, it seems to be usable for portrait work. And they have a booth at Photokina 2014!

I am very keen to learn more!

http://www.meyer-optik-goerlitz.de/


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Thanks, quite interesting actually! I contacted them....


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Interesting! The address and phone number belong to company called 'net SE' which is a software distributor and publisher. Smile


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kds315* wrote:
Thanks, quite interesting actually! I contacted them....

Me, too....
Klaus


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calvin83 wrote:
Interesting! The address and phone number belong to company called 'net SE' which is a software distributor and publisher. Smile

Maybe Meyer Optik Goerlitz is a game! Mr. Green

I notice the word Goerlitz in the link http://www.meyer-optik-goerlitz.de/. Shouldn't it be Gorlitz?


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Görlitz with Umlaut. For URL Goerlitz

Klaus


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calvin83 wrote:
Interesting! The address and phone number belong to company called 'net SE' which is a software distributor and publisher. Smile


not only software:

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Die net SE ist ein Unternehmen mit mehr als 20 Jahren Erfahrung in der Betreuung, Entwicklung und dem Vertrieb von Marken aus der Welt der Software und der Fotografie.


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The net SE is a company with more than 20 years experience in the care, development and marketing of brands from the world of software and photography.


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Tedat wrote:
calvin83 wrote:
Interesting! The address and phone number belong to company called 'net SE' which is a software distributor and publisher. Smile


not only software:

Quote:
Die net SE ist ein Unternehmen mit mehr als 20 Jahren Erfahrung in der Betreuung, Entwicklung und dem Vertrieb von Marken aus der Welt der Software und der Fotografie.


translated:

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The net SE is a company with more than 20 years experience in the care, development and marketing of brands from the world of software and photography.

Thanks. Photography is not mentioned in the English page http://www.netag.de/Home.86.0.html?&L=1 .


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Sehr geehrter Herr Dr. Schmitt,

vielen Dank für das Interesse an unseren Meyer Optik Görlitz Objektiven.
Zur Photokina werden wir ein neues Objektiv vorstellen. Gerne werde ich
Sie aber vorher per Mail benachrichtigen. Wir sind aber auch im Herbst
auf ganz vielen Fotomessen in Deutschland. Ein Terminkalender wird
demnächst veröffentlicht.


Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

Benedikt Hartmann

Verkaufsleitung D/A/CH Globell Deutschland
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So there will be just ONE new lens presented at Photokina. That's all I got so far...


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One lens is enough to vitalize the Meyer name if it is quality lens with proper price. Iguess they use the Meyer name because the price of the old Meyer lenses are more expensive than those marked Pentacon or Jena. Wink


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I have the information that the new lens will be cheap for "Made in Germany". It is not a new Trioplan - which would be relative cheap to produce with only three spherical lenses.

Something like the Priomplan 75mm/1.9 would be a great portraiture lens, but I got no reaction on throwing the Primoplan name in our discussion Smile


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http://www.schwarz-bild.de is mentioned of using a prototype. A quick scan through his images
did not reveal (to me at least) the use of a special "portrait lens" with a special signature, nor the following image ...


(c) meyer-optik-goerlitz.de


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Interesting news, but will they sell glass using just the name (like Cosina Voigtlander), or resurrect older designs (lke Lomography)? One more thing to watch on this year's Photokina!


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They can reissue the Domiplan !


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luisalegria wrote:
They can reissue the Domiplan !

Smile With the blades pre-glued to avoid the wait for them to stick?


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Mark wrote:
Interesting news, but will they sell glass using just the name (like Cosina Voigtlander), or resurrect older designs (lke Lomography)? One more thing to watch on this year's Photokina!


The lens is made in Germany, it should be in the Meyer Goerlitz spirit - whatever that means.
I suppose it to be a full manual ~70-90mm lens, image quality in terms of MTF bellow Canon EF 85 lenses.
75mm focal length would be a classic focal lenght for portrait work for 24x36mm, and not too long on 1.5/1.6 crop cameras too.
Further I think a aluminium or chrome look would be useful for marketing.


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I suggest Zebra style, with lots of deep knurling. Also knobs. Deep shiny enamel.
And a tapered lens hood. With Zebra stripes.
A special short register version so it doesn't look silly on a Sony.
Man, I should be in charge of marketing.


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luisalegria wrote:
...A special short register version so it doesn't look silly on a Sony.
Man, I should be in charge of marketing.


Yes, this is quite a good idea - but I don´t love the Zebra thing Smile


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luisalegria wrote:
I suggest Zebra style, with lots of deep knurling. Also knobs. Deep shiny enamel.
And a tapered lens hood. With Zebra stripes.
A special short register version so it doesn't look silly on a Sony.
Man, I should be in charge of marketing.


Guess they did their homework as the market is very competitive and who wants to generate huge
losses in their books. That company is not that large and they had quite some losses a while ago,
so I assume they are rather careful in their decision making process Wink


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peterqd wrote:
luisalegria wrote:
They can reissue the Domiplan !

Smile With the blades pre-glued to avoid the wait for them to stick?


Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing


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luisalegria wrote:
I suggest Zebra style, with lots of deep knurling. Also knobs. Deep shiny enamel.
And a tapered lens hood. With Zebra stripes.
A special short register version so it doesn't look silly on a Sony.
Man, I should be in charge of marketing.


best looking lens ever!



and its little brother



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You haven't seem many lenses Rick, right? Laughing Laughing Laughing


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kds315* wrote:
You haven't seem many lenses Rick, right? Laughing Laughing Laughing


I have seen quite a lot actually Very Happy
Maybe I've just some weird "liking"


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Interesting, I look forward to seeing what they release.


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(quote)
Hallo Herr Dr. Schmitt,
wir werden ein 85 mm mit den Anschlüssen Canon, Nikon und M42 auf den Markt bringen.
(unqote)

So far their announcement to me. Sounds good to me....