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EdH
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 Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2015 3:35 pm Post subject: Staeble Lineogon 35mm f3.5 for Paxette |
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EdH wrote:
An eBay purchase that has just arrived. Got it for £15. Seems in good nick apart from a bit of rubbing where perhaps a slip-on hood or filters were ftted.
Focus is a bit stiff but it's definitely nicer to work with that my other Paxette lens, the Staeble Telexon 85mm f3.5.
 StaebleLineogon2 by Ed Herridge, on Flickr
 E-PM1 with Staeble Lineogon 35mm f3.5 by Ed Herridge, on Flickr
 SL35_3 Dipper Mill by Ed Herridge, on Flickr
 SL35_4 by Ed Herridge, on Flickr
 SL35 towards Dartmoor by Ed Herridge, on Flickr
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Snodge
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Snodge wrote:
Seems to be a nice sharp lens... and it's also nice seeing lenses from manufacturers I've not heard of before too!
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
I had one of these, but it was fungussed up.
Where did you get your paxette extender?
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EdH
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EdH wrote:
I'd never heard of Braun, Paxette or Staeble until a month or so ago. I won the Staeble Telexon on eBay without really knowing what it was and then had to find the adapter, which I found on eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Braun-Paxette-Extension-Ring-to-fit-onto-L39-or-LTM-mount-Adapters/181581020180?_trksid=p2045573.c100033.m2042&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20131017132637%26meid%3D3dfa3f9b67324fa5a0f76349f817cb9c%26pid%3D100033%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D4%26sd%3D181581020180
Of course, once you've got an adapter it's hard to stop yourself finding more lenses to fit to it! Hence the Lineogon, which seems to be a much better lens.
The Staeble Lineogon -L-, the same lens but for for Leica screw mount and register, seems to start at about £750 on eBay, so the Paxette version is a real bargain at £15 and £20 or so for the adapter. |
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
I was going to have an adapter made but this is the easy option and places the lens the right way round. A pity the RF flange works in the opposite direction...
ordered one.
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Nordentro
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Nordentro wrote:
I have this little lens too. Quite nice in my opinion 
There was also original adapters from Braun Paxette focal flange to m39 RF which I use.
Quick sample from me (more on my blogg)
http://manuellfokus.no/staeble-lineogon-35mm-f3-5-braun-paxette/
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Pancolart wrote:
Sometimes one image is just enough said. Beautiful.
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EdH
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EdH wrote:
Lovely photo! I saw some of your shots when I was researching the lens and it was partly these that persuaded me to get it. I'm very pleased with it and can see that it's a lens that I'm likely to use a lot.
I've recently also got an Olympus 38mm f1.8 for Pen F and I'm finding that this 35mm-ish (or 70mm-ish on M4/3) focal length feels very comfortable.
Looking at your blog, you seem to be able to get the best out of any lens!
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kds315* wrote:
Excellent Lars! I have a few of those too here.
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EdH
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EdH wrote:
Stopped off on the way to back to work after lunch with the Lineogon on my E-PL5.
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bmwtraveler
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bmwtraveler wrote:
the Dejur D1 & D3 used the same mount as the Paxette screw cameras,they also sold the D3 with a wide + tele set in case for camera |
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Nordentro wrote:
Looks nice on the Olympus! The Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 50mm f/2.8 is quite nice too, better than the Steinheil Cassarit and the Staeble-Werk Braun Katagon.
http://manuellfokus.no/schneider-kreuznach-xenar-50mm-f2-8/
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EdH
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EdH wrote:
Yes, I'm after a Xenar 50mm f2.8 – watching a few on eBay. |
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
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| the Dejur D1 & D3 used the same mount as the Paxette screw cameras,they also sold the D3 with a wide + tele set in case for camera |
I have the deJur D3 its a lovely camera. I must get out with my little Braun family sometime!!
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Digitalriver
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Digitalriver wrote:
Lineogon is a really nice lens , not the best barrel design , but I still like mine , should really use it more often .
I have the LTM M39 version.
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