[pure-silver] Re: Fog
- From: "Richard Knoppow" <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 15:34:56 -0700
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From: "Shannon Stoney" <sstoney@xxxxxxx>
To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 3:01 PM
Subject: [pure-silver] Re: Fog
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Uncoated lenses will produce flare and sometimes ghost
images of bright objects in the frame. Coating makes this
better but may not completely get rid of it. If the sun
is included in a picture you are bound to get some flare
from it because it is so bright. Lens shades will not
help, they mostly serve to control the extra-image
illumination.
It would be helpful to know more about the pictures you
get this effect on. Is there a web site you can post them
too? If not try joining the Rollei Gallerie site (free),
there is a link to it on Ferde Sutterheim's site that I
sent you the URL to. Seeing what you are getting would
make it a lot easier to figure out the cause.
I should be able to scan the negatives in a week or so
when I get my scanner. Then I will post them to my album
site and send you the URL.
If you post the camera serial number I can identify the
camera. Unless its extremely old it should be under the
Rollei name below the finder shade. It would also help to
know the type of lens and lens serial number.
627986, I think. It is very hard to read because some of
the numbers have worn off.
The lens is Zeiss Jena Nr. 2147373.
Thanks!
--shannon
Well, my guess about the "old standard" is wrong. The
camera serial number is for a Rolleiflex Automat, second
version, made from February 1938 to March 1939. The lens
dates from 1937, which is about right since lenses were made
in lots ahead of time and are typically a year or two older
than the cameras they are found in.
This camera should have the newer type of latch for the
back. It has a part which flips up and down and a sliding
cover which also retracts the latch when closed.
It should have the automatic threading feature. Thread
the film _in between_ the two bottom rollers, not over them.
---
Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles, CA, USA
dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Uncoated lenses will produce flare and sometimes ghost images of bright objects in the frame. Coating makes this better but may not completely get rid of it. If the sun is included in a picture you are bound to get some flare from it because it is so bright. Lens shades will not help, they mostly serve to control the extra-image illumination.
It would be helpful to know more about the pictures you get this effect on. Is there a web site you can post them too? If not try joining the Rollei Gallerie site (free), there is a link to it on Ferde Sutterheim's site that I sent you the URL to. Seeing what you are getting would make it a lot easier to figure out the cause.
I should be able to scan the negatives in a week or so when I get my scanner. Then I will post them to my album site and send you the URL.
If you post the camera serial number I can identify the camera. Unless its extremely old it should be under the Rollei name below the finder shade. It would also help to know the type of lens and lens serial number.
627986, I think. It is very hard to read because some of the numbers have worn off.
The lens is Zeiss Jena Nr. 2147373.
Thanks!
--shannon
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