[rollei_list] Re: Rolleisoft filters....

Petr,

No, completely different.  R'softs are scribed circular lines. Softars
are little
bubbles in a plastic disc.

Jerry


Petr Dvorak wrote:

> How do Rolleisofts compare to CZ Softars? Are they similar filters
> sold under different brands?
>
> Petr Dvorak
>  On 11/26/06, Eric Goldstein < egoldste@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>      Richard -
>
>      I've always found them pretty much useless, much too heavy
>      handed as
>      you say. My solution is to shoot lenses that have un- or
>      under-corrected spherical wide open, as the classic portrait
>      lenses
>      have. In the past, I've had pretty good luck in MF shooting
>      fast
>      triplets like the Zeiss Triotar found on the old
>      Rolleicords. I also
>      have a Welta 66 folder with a 75/2.9 Meyers Trioplan which
>      is really
>      nice for this application.
>
>      Eric Goldstein
>
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