Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 1:21 pm Post subject: |
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papasito wrote:
The separation you see, it's a common problem with old lenses.
In the Voigtlander ones, the septon and the skopagon 2/40 are very prone to have separations
If you have the skopagon, perhaps it's better to consider:
1- It's a first class lens. Excellent IQ. It's a 9 elements 2/40 all around lens. May be the best 40 mm lens
2- Very rare lens. It is a collector's item.
3- With no great separation, you can use it from F/4 without some lost of contrast or definition.
The Septon is a very good lens (not like the skopagon, but a good one too). It has the same formula than the Planar 2,8/80 of the Hasselblad.
I beleave that some pícs taken with the septon should speack by themselves.
They can tell you if the lens is good enought to use or sell. |