Jim's Puyo is probably from the same post Darlot batch as mine, which has the name of another Paris speciality photographic boutique. Scale engraving is identical in every feature.This is 40cm model (18x24cm) and it therefore has the standard lenses in barrel. This is, by no means, not always the case!
Steven, thank you for the information. How does one tell what the standard lenses are? Is it by the focal length?
I'll check when we get home later.
Small Eidoscope ! never met !Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald
Very nice effect indeed !
Not too foggy and still with all plans in sight and perception !
Very nice choice of lights too .
Did you stop a bit or just full open ?
I'm glad you like the image. The original carbon print is so much better than what is posted. I stopped down about 2/3 of a stop from wide open.
Any idea of the fl and image circles wide open for the various Eidoscope lenses, I guess #1,2,3,4?
I know my #1 is a 19" focal length. Covers my 11x14. When I put it on the 14x17 it missed in a big way so I'm thinking 11x14 tops. Hope this helps.
my Eidoscope #2 is 375mm f4.5 and covers 8x10 at portrait distance
The focal length and image circle are almost the same size for this model.
I found the page on Antique Camera that suggest the #0 will do 11x14, 1 8x10, 2 5x7 3 4x5. But I read that that #2 will do 8x10 is that right?
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