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stevemark
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 Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2016 5:55 pm Post subject: Topcor RE lens diagrams? |
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stevemark wrote:
During the last few months quite few RE Topcors happened to arrive here (at least more than i would have expected when i got my first Topcon RE):
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 20mm 1:4
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 28mm 1:2.8
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 5,8cm 1:1.4
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 58mm 1:1.8
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Macro Auto-Topcor 58mm 1:3.5
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 10cm 1:2.8
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 135mm 1:3.5
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 200mm 1:5.6
Does anyone have lens diagrams of these lenses? Of course also other lens diagrams, eg. of the following, would be nice:
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 25mm 1:3.5
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 85mm 1:1.8
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 300mm 1:5.6
... and maybe even of these beasts ...??
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Topcor 135mm 1:2
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Topcor 300mm 1:2.8
Any help is greatly appreciated - i plan to write about my experiences with the first mentioned RE Topcors, and some additional information about their construction would be nice.
Stephan
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calvin83
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calvin83 wrote:
You can find most of the diagram here. If you can find the diagram of R Topcor 13,5cm F2, please post it here.
http://www.topgabacho.jp/Topconclub/lenscut.htm
and if you need a larger diagram of the two super-tele.
http://www.topgabacho.jp/Topconclub/lens3.htm
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The following lenses does not exist, see the list of RE Topcors here http://forum.mflenses.com/re-auto-topcor-serial-number-and-name-ring-description-t65089.html .
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Topcor 135mm 1:2
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Topcor 300mm 1:2.8
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stevemark
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stevemark wrote:
Thank you very much for your answer and the information contained therein!
Stephan
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Mir
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Mir wrote:
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 20mm 1:4
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 25mm 1:3.5
* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 28mm 1:2.8
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calvin83
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calvin83 wrote:
Thanks for providing the diagram of the RE 28/2.8. 
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List of Rodenstock Interchangeable Lenses for 35mm cameras with Serial Numbers
The best lens is the one you have with you. Life is too short to let us try every lens!
M42: Pentax 2.0/35 V1, CZJ Tessar 4.5/4cm, CZ Ultron 1.8/50, Tomioka 1.2/55 & 2.8/60, Enna 1.5/85 & 2.8/90 ...
Exakta: Angenieux 2.5/35 R1 & 2.5/90 Y12, Quinaron 2.8/35, Quinar 3.5/100, Tele-Quinar 2.8/135, RE. Auto-Topcor 4/20, 1.8/58, 1.8/85 ...
Retina S/DKL: Eurygon 2.8/30 and 4/35, Quinon 1.9/50, Heligon 1.9/50, Ysarex 2.8/50, Rotelar 4/85 and 4/135 ...
Enlargers: Hexar 3.5/75, Meopta 4.5/135, Helioplan 4,5/135, Travegar 3.5/105, Trylor 135mm F4.5 and more
RF: CZ Sonnar T 50/1.5, Jupiter 9 Zorki 1951 LTM, Canon 50/1.5 and 100/2.0
MC/MD: Minolta MD 35/1.8, 200/2.8, 500/8
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Others: Agfa 90/3.4, Prakticar 1.8/80, Schneider SL-Angulon 35/2.8, Rollei HFT 2.8/135, Ross 3.5/91, KMZ PO3-3M 2/50, Zeika 25/0.95, Sun 75mm F1.9, Kern 1.8/50 Macro and much more ...
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kds315* wrote:
Excellent to have, thanks all a lot!! 
I moved it to the LENSES STICKY section!!
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* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 28mm 1:2.8
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Extremely useful information, especially since the focusing of my "new" RE Auto-Topcor 2.8/28mm is quite stiff (cometically it looks quite nice, though). I'll carefully try to dismantle the lens, clean the focusing, and re-build it.
Thank you very much!
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Lightshow wrote:
Awesome! Thank you.
I hope to see more diagrams.
Edit: just found a bunch http://www.topgabacho.jp/Topconclub/lenscut.htm
Missing from the above link:
Auto Topcor 100/2.8
R 135/2
RE 28/2.8
Any others?
Steve, can we see a family portrait of the RE's please.
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Awesome! Thank you.
I hope to see more diagrams.
Edit: just found a bunch http://www.topgabacho.jp/Topconclub/lenscut.htm
Missing from the above link:
Auto Topcor 100/2.8
R 135/2
RE 28/2.8
Any others?
Steve, can we see a family portrait of the RE's please. |
Yes, for sure - i'm quite busy right now taking images in London, Rome, near St Moritz and in the Vinschgau (German speaking part of Itlay near the Swiss border), and that's why i'm late publishing the promised "family portrait". Probably tomorrow! I hope that a corresponding Edixa => Sony E adapter will arrive next week. Of course i'm quite curious about the Topcors performance, even though i fear they're a bit over-hyped. But let's see ... 
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Lightshow wrote:
| stevemark wrote: |
| Lightshow wrote: |
Awesome! Thank you.
I hope to see more diagrams.
Edit: just found a bunch http://www.topgabacho.jp/Topconclub/lenscut.htm
Missing from the above link:
Auto Topcor 100/2.8
R 135/2
RE 28/2.8
Any others?
Steve, can we see a family portrait of the RE's please. |
Yes, for sure - i'm quite busy right now taking images in London, Rome, near St Moritz and in the Vinschgau (German speaking part of Itlay near the Swiss border), and that's why i'm late publishing the promised "family portrait". Probably tomorrow! I hope that a corresponding Edixa => Sony E adapter will arrive next week. Of course i'm quite curious about the Topcors performance, even though i fear they're a bit over-hyped. But let's see ...
Stephan |
The 58/1.8, 58/1.4, & 85/1.8 are not hype, they are some very impressive lenses, my Topcor's are all tagged in my Flickr feed.
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* Tokyo Kogaku RE Auto-Topcor 28mm 1:2.8
Extremely useful information, especially since the focusing of my "new" RE Auto-Topcor 2.8/28mm is quite stiff (comedtically it looks quite nice, though). I'll carefully try to dismantle the lens, clean the focusing, and re-build it.
Thank you very much!
Stephan |
Just be careful with the rubber focus grip, some lenses they become dried out and brittle, just have to run your fingernail across the rubber, if it feels soft and grippy you should be fine.
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Just be careful with the rubber focus grip, some lenses they become dried out and brittle, just have to run your fingernail across the rubber, if it feels soft and grippy you should be fine. |
Thanks for that advise! Luckily, only two of the rubbers are a bit loose, but none of them is really dry / brittle.
And here are the "family photos" i promised earlier
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Resurrection!
Steve, have you found a 25 & 35 to complete your set?
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