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ferrick
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 Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:42 pm Post subject: Kalee Bloomed Projection Lens f/2.2 89mm adapted on GH1 |
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ferrick wrote:
I planted this projector lens into a M58 focusing helicoid and then adapted it on my GH1 with a M42/M25 to M4/3 adapter. The lens has no aperture blades and thus all photos were wide-open shots. Please comment on its performance. 
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Mos6502
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Mos6502 wrote:
"Bloomed" huh  I wonder if it is a pre-WWII lens then. I think the results are quite nice. |
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
1950s, Bloomed just means coated, they were made by Kershaw in Leeds, I have two of them in different lengths, high quality Petzval type.
This was with my 127mm version:
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Lloydy wrote:
I get some good results from the old Zeiss Ikon Orikar 150 / 3.5 projector lens, it's off an old 1950's stereo projector. The depth of field was crazy small so I use a bit of cardboard with a 15mm hole hacked in it as an aperture. I mount the lens on bellows and use the NEX, it's a good setup.
Sony NEX5 & Zeiss Ikon Orikar lens by Mudplugga, on Flickr
Owl in the window. by Mudplugga, on Flickr
Projector lenses can give nice results. I think I've got another bellows set up that will allow some shift, so that's the next thing to try.
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ferrick
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ferrick wrote:
| iangreenhalgh1 wrote: |
1950s, Bloomed just means coated, they were made by Kershaw in Leeds, I have two of them in different lengths, high quality Petzval type.
This was with my 127mm version:
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Nice! The lens provides great details!
Thanks for sharing. |
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ferrick
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ferrick wrote:
| Lloydy wrote: |
I get some good results from the old Zeiss Ikon Orikar 150 / 3.5 projector lens, it's off an old 1950's stereo projector. The depth of field was crazy small so I use a bit of cardboard with a 15mm hole hacked in it as an aperture. I mount the lens on bellows and use the NEX, it's a good setup.
Sony NEX5 & Zeiss Ikon Orikar lens by Mudplugga, on Flickr
Owl in the window. by Mudplugga, on Flickr
Projector lenses can give nice results. I think I've got another bellows set up that will allow some shift, so that's the next thing to try. |
Another great PL ! |
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