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mflex-on
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mflex-on wrote:
This Travenar-Design by Ludwig Bertele could be called a "simplified Tele-Sonnar" design and can be found in the CZJ 4/135 and 3.5/135 as well. Classic Sonnar should have "three cemented lenses".
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iangreenhalgh1
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
This 2.8/90 looks really good. Anyone know if the 4/90 Travenar is the same design?
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Lloydy wrote:
I've got a Travegar 100 / 3.3 which can be razor sharp. It has possibly the same multi bladed aperture and wonderful bokeh. But it's a lens that sometimes fails me, and I don't know why. I should use it more often and see if I can get results like this. This 90mm does look very impressive.
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paulhofseth
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| Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2012 9:40 pm Post subject: thewes says 6 element ? |
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paulhofseth wrote:
I vaguely recall that the Alpa book by Lothar Thewes states that the Schacht 2,8`90 was a 6-element design- I will try to dig up the book as well as the lens & post results.
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paulusje
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paulusje wrote:
I have the later version of this beautiful lens with only 6 diaphragm blades .
It's a beautiful lens, very sharp and the colours are fantastic. The only slight issue for me is purple fringing which can be quite strong wideopen.
This is at ƒ4 with an extension tube:
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Kram
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Kram wrote:
Wow Paul, beautiful image!
Now I want that lens! |
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JohnBar wrote:
I just won one of these, the older 16L version, cant wait to try it 
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serkol wrote:
I am also waiting for a parcel with 16L version  |
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JJB wrote:
2.5 hours left:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-A-Schacht-Ulm-90mm-1-2-8-Travenar-R-Edixa-Mat-M42-Pentax-Leica-Screw-Mount-/261746010072?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cf14727d8
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calvin83 wrote:
I sold my M42 copy and bought a LTM copy to use on my rangefinder. 
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serkol
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serkol wrote:
I wonder whether there is a difference between the earlier version of Chrome from 50-, and later "zebra" from 60-? |
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| I sold my M42 copy and bought a LTM copy to use on my rangefinder. |
I have both the LTM and the m42 on my shelf, it is indeed very nice lenses
From the LTM
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Minolfan
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Minolfan wrote:
What a lovely portrait! |
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simbon4o wrote:
Nice one! I am curious about some night shots with lights at closed diaphragm
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serkol
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serkol wrote:
Very nice portrait, Lars ! And beautiful child!
What about difference between M42 - LTM (chrome) version? |
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Nordentro wrote:
They are the same optically (LTM and m42). I compared the reflections in the elements and they are equal. The silver is a 85mm and could be different of course.
A few from the m42 version:
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Oldhand wrote:
OUCH! - those are great.
What wonderful results.
Thanks for sharing
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jamaeolus wrote:
Recently tried mine on the a7ii with decent results. I am a huge fan of the zebra style (mostly german) short teles. I have the meyer trioplan 100/2.8, schact travenar 90mm 3.5, schneider tele-xenar 135.3.5, CZJ sonnar 135 3.5, enna tele ennalyt 135 3.5 and a vemar super bittco 135 3.5. All except the Bittco are really good. Those are all in Exakta mount though not the edixa versions. I'll have to see if I can find some of the photos.
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Nordentro wrote:
You should look for the Meyer Orestor 100mm f/2.8 is you like short good zebralenses, fantastic lens!
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Cannot agree more to that!!
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jamaeolus wrote:
I will definitely put that on my list. Already searching for a tele quinon and isco westanar.
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sergtum wrote:
A-Schacht-Travenar is an amazing and fantastic lens. My picture is made with this lens in silver design and 85/2.8:
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