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PaulC wrote:
Somebody must have loved this lens to go to all the trouble of remounting it. I guess it's a good 'un but the price is a bit silly.Click here to see on Ebay
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kansalliskala wrote:
If you know your lathe well enough it is just a few minutes work. If you must order the part somewhere then it is just strange .. 
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LucisPictor wrote:
It is fun to play around with these old lenses, but you can have this much easier: buy an old, if possible broken (=cheap) folder cam, remove the lens and fix this lens to some bellows. That's it.
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luisalegria wrote:
Its a very cool thing to remount it though. This on comes with the old Zeiss helical mount they were advertising in the 1920's-30's I believe intended to be used on the first SLR cameras like the Miroflex or compact cameras of the Ermanox type.
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no-X
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no-X wrote:
The owner would sell it for $140 or maybe less. Anyway, $140 was the lowest price he offered to me.
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Honestly, $140 seems fair if this lens is your thing.
The re-mount looks well done. Maybe could be a bit more elegant.
I see the black baffle paper on the inside is loose..........an easy fix.
There is a P6 80mm tessar if I remember correctly.
Another option in this FL for a tessar.
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Honestly, $140 seems fair if this lens is your thing.
The re-mount looks well done. Maybe could be a bit more elegant.
I see the black baffle paper on the inside is loose..........an easy fix.
There is a P6 80mm tessar if I remember correctly.
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Yes , there is in many variants one of them P6. Nothing special lens compare with more common Biometar 80.
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no-X wrote:
I'd take it only under $120. But the seller wasn't happy with my offer
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| It is fun to play around with these old lenses, but you can have this much easier: buy an old, if possible broken (=cheap) folder cam, remove the lens and fix this lens to some bellows. That's it. |
In this case I think this is best idea. I don't think so this lens produce better quality than any cheap Tessar.
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PaulC
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PaulC wrote:
Yeah, I've rather fallen for my battered f2.8 80mm Tessar after getting over my initial doubts. Shot this with it on the 5DMkII today (using an extension tube):
F2.8 is better than f4 and the P6 Tessar should be available for less than they are asking for this - though I did see it go for a couple of hundred dollars a fortnight ago or so.
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