Modern Large-Format Lenses

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Modern Large-Format Lenses
Rodenstock, Munich. All in standard mounts and with iris diaphragm. All clear under point light. 1) Rodagon 5.6/210 mm, mounted on a 13 x 13 cm board. (2/2) – 2) Rodagon 5.6/300 mm, mounted on a 13 x 13 cm board. (2/2) – 3) Rodagon 6.3/360 mm, mounted on a 13 x 13 cm board. (2/2) – 4) Trinar 4.5/105 mm, M39. (3/3) – 5) Schneider, Kreuznach. Xenar 4.5/30 cm, glass good to clear under point light. (3/3) – And: 6) Symmar 5.6/135 mm, with age-related deposits on the inside. (3/–)

Moderne Großformatoptiken
Rodenstock, München. Alle in Normalfassung und mit Irisblende. Alle unter Punktlicht sauber. 1) Rodagon 5,6/210 mm, auf Platine von 13 x 13 cm montiert. (2/2) – 2) Rodagon 5,6/300 mm, auf Platine von 13 x 13 cm montiert. (2/2) – 3) Rodagon 6,3/360 mm, auf Platine von 13 x 13 cm montiert. (2/2) – 4) Trinar 4,5/105 mm, M39. (3/3) – 5) Schneider, Kreuznach. Xenar 4,5/30 cm, Glas unter Punktlicht gut bis sauber. (3/3) – Und: 6) Symmar 5,6/135 mm, innen mit Altersbelag. (3/–)

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