Jan,
The Plaubel LF cameras would have been free to use whatever lens they wanted.
The Makinas used Plaubel lenses (Plaubel was originally a lens company), apart
from the later 67 / 670 series which used a Nikon lens.
Richard Urmonas
My question in that context is, was a Planar-type lens ever built into a
compact folder camera? On my SL66 the Planar is the smallest lens. It could
perhaps have been adapted to a folder like a Super Ikonta or Bessa II.
What about Plaubel Makina, did they ever use a Planar? I know Linhof did.
Jan
(from Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre, Italy)
> On Oct 10, 2018, at 9:16 PM, Eric Goldstein wrote:
>
> I have yet to see a good MF f/2.8 Tessar-type. There is a reason Zeiss
> and Schneider added a couple more degrees of freedom to get to that
> speed.
>
> My super Ikonta 6 x 9 has a front focusing 3.5 coated Tessar... it
> does not hold a candle to the 80 f/2.8 Planar on my 2.8C, even at f/8
> or f/11
>
>
> Eric Goldstein
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