Meyer-Görlitz Anastigmat Trioplan 6.3/135mm

[vilva]

Some time ago I was sent a 6.3/135 Anastigmat Trioplan, which had been extracted from a folder camera and remounted for P6, and I was asked to test it using my usual subject material. The initial results without further comments can be seen at http://galactinus.net/vilva/retro/eos350d_trioplan135.html and http://galactinus.net/vilva/retro/tp135_botanical.html.

As some kind of a reward for my troubles, I was also sent a few other lenses for testing, in case I was interested, two M42 lenses and three P6 lenses, i.e., Meyer-Optik Orestor 2.8/100, Pentacon 4/200, Flektogon 2.8/65, Tessar 2.8/80 and Biometar 2.8/120. The weather has been bad, at least at the time I've been able to leave my office, so most of these test will have to wait about three weeks until I get back from Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival starting next Sunday and continuing for the next two weeks - I'll take only a couple of my own lenses with me, the 4.5/105 Radionar and perhaps the 4.5/5.25" Cooke Aviar, I'll try to do some photography if the about 65 concerts permit.

Veijo

[Orio]

Now, what a fantastic lens this older Trioplan is?
Amazing!!
I like it much better than the newer Trioplan, under all respects, and especially about the bokeh - smooth but dense, not too airy - just like I prefer it.

[Attila]

Looks promising quality I guess better than other lens from this era I really love this samples!