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amacs89 · 2 years
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#moon #branches #lichen #meyeroptikgörlitz #trioplan #50mm #vintagelens (helyszín: Vezseny) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoaiCf7I1Jw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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gaiuspetronius · 1 year
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andrewbecker · 2 years
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Bubbles
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dphotoworld · 1 year
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Старт заказов Trioplan 35mm F2.8 II и Biotar 58mm F1.5 II производства Kenko
Kenko Professional Imaging Co., Ltd. объявила, ... Читать дальше »
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jazzismus · 6 months
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" Around The World "...
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taifunu · 2 years
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with a twist by Simon Lambert Via Flickr: Seed on a turquoise glass picture frame. Shot with a Meyer Trioplan 100mm mounted on some Canon FD bellows. Have a guess what plant this is from, if you like!
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mutant-distraction · 2 years
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Asio otus
Sisak, Croatia
double exposure
Sigma 100-400 mm
Meyer-Optik Görlitz Trioplan 50mm f2.9
Sony alfa 7 Ill
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photoshedblog · 17 days
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Ihagee's Kine Exakta is widely considered the first popular 35mm SLR ever made. This camera, as well as its followups, all use the Exakta mount. This system, introduced in 1936, opened the door for 35mm SLR photography. SLRs allowed for far more photographic applications than rangefinders, including medical photography, microscopes, telephoto lenses, etc. Over 20 Exakta camera models were produced from 1936 to 1969. The Exakta mount was used with minor modification by Tokyo Kogaku in their Topcon cameras, so there is lens interchangeability between the two systems.
Lenses for Exakta systems were made by many manufacturers like Carl Zeiss, Meyer Optik, Schneider-Kreuznach, E. Ludwig, Enna, Kilfitt, Isco-Göttingen, Rodenstock, Schacht & Steinheil. One of the best-known lenses for the Exakta system is the Carl Zeiss 58mm F2 Biotar lens. The Biotar design was later used by many Russian and Japanese lens manufacturers. The Ihagee’s ‘serious’ cameras.  It is very similar to the two Exas I already own but has more facilities and is built to a higher standard.  It is the usual Exakta/Exa rhomboidal shape.  On my two Exa cameras, the back and base come away as one to allow film loading.  The Varex IIb is more traditional with a hinged back.  This back, however, is also removable if you want. I have two other Exakta cameras (apart from my three Exa models). They are the Exakta TL500 and the Exakta RTL1000 – neither are ‘really’ Exakta cameras.
My Exakta, the Exacta VAREX IIb to be precise, was built in East Germany between 1963 and 1967. The company, Ihagee, began in Dresden in the mid 1930’s and was a pioneer of SLR manufacturing. The company did not manufacture lenses for this interchangeable lens system camera, however. Exacta mount lenses were manufactured by Zeiss, Meyer Optik, Steinhill, Schneider, Vivitar and similar legendary manufacturers. A sought-after Exacta lens is the Meyer Optik 100mm f/2.8, the famed Trioplan. It is revered for its unique soap bubble bokeh and like other Exacta mount lenses, is often used today on modern cameras with an adapter. The camera is an ergonomic nightmare (see use of the self-timer described below), and the camera manual is a riddle inside of a riddle. But damn, I adore it! It is a marvel of precision and the most beautiful camera I have seen.
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amacs89 · 2 years
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#vintagelens #trioplan #meyeroptikgörlitz #vezseny (helyszín: Vezseny) https://www.instagram.com/p/CokV7uUIUI_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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gaiuspetronius · 1 year
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ker0senedream · 8 months
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🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔hmmmmm i have a trioplan lens from the 50s but it might be time to upgrade since im also upgrading my camera hmmmmmm
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claudiotrezzani · 1 year
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Cosa fare della materia?
Siamo materia, la abbiamo, ne necessitiamo.
Nel trattarla, possiamo leggere od esplicitare.
Sognare od architettare.
Wolff S. Licht sogna.
Ma è un sogno che - ancora - si nutre di materia.
Ha bisogno di determinati obiettivi per creare onirica suadenza, Wolff.
Solo così - con un Trioplan - può titolare "viandanti sul mare di nebbia".
Solo così lo sfocato - sì deliziosamente peculiare - può essere letto attingendo ad ispirata immaginazione.
Solo così - dilatando i sensi di chi guarda, perché il primo a dischiuderli è stato lui - può chiamare a testimone di visione ed ariosità Caspar David Friedrich.
Sergey Chumakov architetta.
Il suo titolo è "breakfast".
In luogo di lettura, esplicitazione.
Ma metaforica, l'esplicitazione.
Natura morta su corpo, è così che vive.
Occorre possedere finezza e profondità, Sergey ne è generosamente dotato.
Ecco, leggere od esplicitare
Ecco, sognare od architettare.
La materia è duttile, attende menti atte ad espanderla.
Wolff e Sergey altamente n'epitomizzano facoltà.
All rights reserved
Claudio Trezzani
https://www.saatchiart.com/claudiotrezzani
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byungwookann · 11 months
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on verge of the night
Meyer Optik Trioplan 100mm f2.8 + SL660 + Instax Square Film
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jazzismus · 8 months
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" Girl Behind Glass "...
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rodsager · 2 years
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Vintage Trioplan is a Pleasant Surprise
Vintage Trioplan is a Pleasant Surprise
I bought a Meyer Görlitz Trioplan 105mm f/3.8 view camera lens designed to cover 6x9cm film. This is an old pre-war lens with no lens coatings. I decided to compare it to my beloved 101mm f/4.5 Ektar and I am surprised at just how comparable it is. My Ektar is a later coated lens and thus has a natural advantage in color and contrast performance due to the lens coating. Eastman Kodak Ektar lenses…
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analog-cafe · 2 years
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New on Analog.Cafe: "Welta Penti 0, a Pocketable Half-Frame Camera Review: Plus a Brief History and a Practical Camera Use Guide" — Welta Penti is a tiny, all-mechanical half-frame camera with a unique film advance lever, a Meyer-Optic Trioplan 𝒇3.5 30mm lens, that uses special 35mm film cartridges. — [ Click the link to read the full post. ]
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