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Abbazz
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Abbazz wrote:
Thanks to the already mythic thread on Russian lenses, I have found a link to the website Astronomer.ru, which provides online PDF copies of the famous A.F. Yakoviev catalog of "objectives: photographic, movie, projection, reproduction, for the magnifying apparatuses." This is a complete catalog of all the Russian lenses made until 1970 (there is also a 1971 edition), which provides for each lens a diagram showing the optical formula, a technical drawing of the lens, lens specifications including resolution figures, etc. Of course, these catalogs are in Russian, but one doesn't need to understand the language to read the technical specs and to enjoy the numerous illustrations. The catalogs feature all the lenses produced, including many special purpose lenses that are not in Princelle's book. Here's the link to the translated page from the Russian website (slow connection owners beware: those PDF files are huge):
Yakoviev's catalog of Russian lenses
Enjoy!
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Flor27 wrote:
Many, many, many thanks Abbaz !!!
It's a real treasure you have found and share with all of us !
Merci encore !!
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Abbazz wrote:
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Many, many, many thanks Abbaz !!!
It's a real treasure you have found and share with all of us ! |
I agree, these are a real treasure but don't thank me, thank the author of the catalogs, the person who has scanned them and the administrator of the website who had made them available to he public.
Cheers!
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Orio wrote:
Is anyone able to save these? When I try, I get a translated page and it starts to download a PDF inside the browser, but never completes it. It seem to be impossible to do a simple right-click of "save destination as".
btw thanks Abbazz for the great find, although I have not been able to see them yet.
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Abbazz
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Abbazz wrote:
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| Is anyone able to save these? When I try, I get a translated page and it starts to download a PDF inside the browser, but never completes it. It seem to be impossible to do a simple right-click of "save destination as". |
The downloading of the files is very slow (low bandwidth). In Firefox, you can select "Save link target as..." in the right-click menu, maybe your browser has not this option.
Here's the direct link to the web page in Russian: http://www.astronomer.ru/telescope.php?action=13&gid=39
And here are direct links to the two editions of the catalog:
1970 catalog
1971 catalog
Cheers!
Abbazz
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Flor27
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Flor27 wrote:
And also the Table of Content for easy lens retrieval :
http://www.astronomer.ru/data/telescope/manuals/ob_cat.doc
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montecarlo wrote:
Watch this too  http://forum.mflenses.com/russian-lenses-and-cameras-t2801.html#47704
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LucisPictor wrote:
Thanks very much indeed!
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Flor27 wrote:
Hmmmm... the last link is a full copy of a copyrighted book still available today. 
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Abbazz wrote:
Here is another useful file: the 1963 complete GOI lens catalog. That's 447 pages full of illustrations with lots of lenses you have never seen anywhere else before. As the 2 other catalogs I posted on this thread, this one is in Russian. With the full approval of the original owner of this file, I have posted it on my website to allow for faster downloading. Please visit Андрей's website for some explanations about this catalog and also some very interesting pages about Almaz cameras. Here's the link to the downloading page for the catalog:
http://www.lallement.com/pictures/files.htm
Cheers!
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Thanks indeed, a great find I was looking for since long (I have the original book by Volossov).
Cheers,
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fede.97 wrote:
Sorry for the necropost but I stumbled upon this thread and all the links were offline.
I found the original post url basing on wordlingo url
Still the files were offline, Internet Archive to the rescue!
1st pdf
2nd pdf
1st doc
Sorry again but I thought this could be helpful for someone else (I'm not able to read Russian)  |
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mo wrote:
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Sorry for the necropost but I stumbled upon this thread and all the links were offline.
I found the original post url basing on wordlingo url
Still the files were offline, Internet Archive to the rescue!
1st pdf
2nd pdf
1st doc
Sorry again but I thought this could be helpful for someone else (I'm not able to read Russian) |
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fede.97
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fede.97 wrote:
| mo wrote: |
| fede.97 wrote: |
Sorry for the necropost but I stumbled upon this thread and all the links were offline.
I found the original post url basing on wordlingo url
Still the files were offline, Internet Archive to the rescue!
1st pdf
2nd pdf
1st doc
Sorry again but I thought this could be helpful for someone else (I'm not able to read Russian) |
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Why you quoted me with an empty message?  Am I missing something here?  |
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kansalliskala wrote:
anti-spam prevents linking in number 1 message, pictures too
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philslizzy wrote:
Downloaded, I right clicked your link and saved link as. Interesting illustrations. I can figure out the lens names but the other text is difficult. My wife's Russian (learned in Poland) is rusty and she's not technical enough to understand some of it. I'll play about with OCR and translators to see what kind of mess I can make with it!!
I accidentally came across Princelles recently while looking for free photography e-books and downloaded it. Its a high quality pdf.
Would I be allowed to link to it here? Admins??
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Sorry, I was being lazy and rushed . It is as kansalliskala mentions an antispam measure, that your first post cannot contain and image or links. It was nice of you to bring back this thread back from the dead and provide new links. Welcome to the forum.
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Abbazz
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Abbazz wrote:
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| Sorry for the necropost but I stumbled upon this thread and all the links were offline. |
Not all the links are offline; the download page on my website is still active: http://www.lallement.com/pictures/files.htm
Cheers!
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fede.97
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fede.97 wrote:
| kansalliskala wrote: |
| anti-spam prevents linking in number 1 message, pictures too |
| mo wrote: |
| Sorry, I was being lazy and rushed . It is as kansalliskala mentions an antispam measure, that your first post cannot contain and image or links. It was nice of you to bring back this thread back from the dead and provide new links. Welcome to the forum. |
Oh, I see. Links were still available in my message for as i was the original poster but they were not for you
Thanks for the welcome 
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Downloaded, I right clicked your link and saved link as. Interesting illustrations. I can figure out the lens names but the other text is difficult. My wife's Russian (learned in Poland) is rusty and she's not technical enough to understand some of it. I'll play about with OCR and translators to see what kind of mess I can make with it!!
I accidentally came across Princelles recently while looking for free photography e-books and downloaded it. Its a high quality pdf.
Would I be allowed to link to it here? Admins?? |
Well I've no idea at all about what i'm reading but I thought it could be helpful for someone else like you
Whoops
Well links here were dead so I'm partially justified in my assertion  |
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philslizzy wrote:
Princelles is a huge book devoted to the 'Russian' camera history. It is used as a resource for Russian Camera historians. I have a copy in English. I can provide the download link that I found for this out-of-print book if not forbidden to do so by the moderators.
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fede.97
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fede.97 wrote:
That'd be great! It's much more useful than the 2 posted before for us not-russian speakers |
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notko wrote:
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Princelles is a huge book devoted to the 'Russian' camera history. It is used as a resource for Russian Camera historians. I have a copy in English. I can provide the download link that I found for this out-of-print book if not forbidden to do so by the moderators.
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I don't know about the moderators but my bad conscience won't stop me from downloading it. Could you PM me the link, please.
I promise to be ashamed of myself no end. |
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fede.97
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fede.97 wrote:
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I don't know about the moderators but my bad conscience won't stop me from downloading it. Could you PM me the link, please.
I promise to be ashamed of myself no end. |
Since I have a much worse conscience than yours I already started downloading a torrent But it has really few peers |
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BurstMox wrote:
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Princelles is a huge book devoted to the 'Russian' camera history. It is used as a resource for Russian Camera historians. I have a copy in English. I can provide the download link that I found for this out-of-print book if not forbidden to do so by the moderators.
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It's not out of print 
http://www.lereveedition.com/fr/tarif
I met Princelle some days ago at Bièvres, and also his translator and guide month ago (spent hours at his home, talking about soviet stuffs and how they made the book). It's quite a pity to steal his book whereas he did a great job, especialy in those time, when internet was not...
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BurstMox wrote
It's not out of print Rolling Eyes
http://www.lereveedition.com/fr/tarif
I met Princelle some days ago at Bièvres, and also his translator and guide month ago (spent hours at his home, talking about soviet stuffs and how they made the book). It's quite a pity to steal his book whereas he did a great job, especialy in those time, when internet was not...
I agree absolutely with this. Even if it's out of print, it's Princelle's intellectual property and if he and his publishers haven't agreed to provide a freely downloadable version then it amounts to stealing from them both. Authors of such works earn precious little money in exchange for the huge amounts of time and effort that goes into them and to be the victim of such a robbery must be both infuriating and dispiriting.
Author royalties are typically between 7.5% and 10% for printed books. Those who have availed themselves of "free" downloads might consider paying the author directly . . . or at least deleting the PDFs.
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