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macheck
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 Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2016 4:15 pm Post subject: ISCO Goettingen Vario-Kiptagon 1.3 16.5-30 8mm projection le |
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macheck wrote:
Adapted to 4/3 Olympus E-PL1, due to relatively small rear end diameter can focus to infinity (but there no speciality):
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129563138@N03/albums/72157673629633742
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Lloydy wrote:
That's an interesting lens, I like picture No3 in particular.
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Lloydy wrote:
That's an interesting lens, I like picture No3 in particular.
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macheck
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macheck wrote:
Thank you Lloydy.
I've inserted this post and a one about Lucar in Manual Lens forum but there is sub forum about cine lenses and 4/3 system so maybe they should be transfered there.
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lensbeginner wrote:
Hi, I have the same lens still attached to a projector...
Could you tell me how you removed it (it doesn't seem to come off easily), and how you adapted to your camera?
Nice pictures BTW! |
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macheck
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macheck wrote:
Hello lensbeginner
I bought mine in a batch of different projection lenses so I do not even know the type of projector, so no help but there must be the way.
Concerning lens mounting, I have metal mill and lathe so rather simple fixtures are done DIY:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129563138@N03/30899993715/in/album-72157673629633742/
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lensbeginner
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lensbeginner wrote:
Wow, that's very nice handiwork!
...I'll find a way, there's a couple of levers/catches near the lens... gotta figure that out 
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kds315* wrote:
Makes no sense for me, image circle is way too small, sorry 
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dickb wrote:
If you turn the drawback of the small image circle into a feature it may work for you. Use the swirly bokeh and circular image with subjects that benefit from it. Have fun experimenting. |
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lensbeginner
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lensbeginner wrote:
Yeah, if it's small for m43... however I agree that it can be used to obtain peculiar effects (completely forfeiting IQ  ) |
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macheck
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macheck wrote:
I fully agree with dickb it is worth trying.
This lens also, as I mentioned in the first post of this thread, can focus to infinity so is rather useful and one can observe what is going on the edges of image circle, small sensors are deprived of it. Moreover small sensors of high density give you a chance to crop and obtain effects of lens tilting. IQ is not so bad.
PS
One has to remember it is a fast lens, no iris so gives shallow DF.
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