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  1. #11

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Fitzgerald
    Try http://www.surplusshed.com and search for B1016 and B1017. Might not be perfect but an easy and cheap start.

    Good luck with it.
    Thank you Paul,
    I ordered three other lenses from Surplus Shed. The plano-concave of -100 mm FL and two plano-convex 100 and 101 mm FL. The 101 one is coated. They aslo should have the same diameter and mine do not have. I think I could just use a fixed stop in front of the front element, which is wider few mm. I also orderd an iris from them. The original design calls for 100 and -100 elements, I am not sure if 1mm makes a difference, I will try both combinations and probably it would be nice to have a coated lens.
    I think I will make some temp. housing for the lens made of PVC tubes, take few test images and if I like the results I will order nice, custom made metal helicoid barrel.

    kind regards,

    Jan

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Hello Jan,
    I don't know very well how this forum works and I'm not a great english speaker but I'm very interested in old lenses since several years, specially on soft-focus lenses.
    I have an original Puyo lens ("Trousse Anachromatic et d'Atelier Cnt. Puyó") that I bought seven years ago in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have some photographs taken with this lens. It's very difficult to use; has a lot of scales and marks. To understand something about this beautifull lens, I had to buy an interesting book: "Objectifs d'Artiste" by Leclerc De Pulligny and Constant E. Puyo.(french edition). I have seen three more Puyó lenses: one in Argentina, one in Spain and other in Deutschland.
    I have an other lens with a similar construction: "Dallmeyer Berheim Soft Focus" that I didn't use yet.
    Please, let me know if there is something that I can do to help you. I could send you pics of the lens in its box, or scans of the photograps that I taked with it...I don't know...let me know.
    Sorry for my bad english! I think worst than Sitting Bull english! Ja, ja, ja.......
    Kind regards.
    ...in Instagram as ATELIER PETZVAL.

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Hi Anachromatic,

    thank you very much for your post. I sent you priveate message but I wonder if you received it as the forum was down for some time. I am sending it again.

    regards,

    Jan

  4. #14

    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Near from Home un Var department (south of france) I discovered in antique dealer shop a huge format studio camera in pretty good conditions and as mounted lens a superb Puyo Pulligny very very nice. But the guy was not aware about what he was selling and asked a foolish price, so I left the shop.
    Next days I'll go back to see if the camera is again proposed, with the lens.

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Dear Jean Calude,

    please let me know what happened next. What kind of lens it was? A portrait one or landscape one?
    regards,
    Jan

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    I'm just coming back from the antique shop and they said that the 30cmx40 huge walnut studio camera, with the nice adjustable landscape lens mounted in front of a red bellow has been sold in june on ebay. The guy said that the camera was priced 5000$ ! happy and rich buyer!

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Thank you very much for information. I am working on my "replica" now, will post few test images when I have some.

    Jan

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Hello Jan,
    Sorry for my delay post, but I was outside my home some days. I sent you 4 emails with a little explain and some images of my Trousse Anachromatique Puyo and the photographs that I made with it. Also I include an scan of the book by Pulligny and Puyo where you can see the two posibilities of the lens: Adjustable Landscape and Tele anachromatique(Portrait)and how this lens is building. Please, post some of this images for the forum people because I don't know how make it.(I'm a terrible digital ignorant!!!).
    As I promised in the emails, in october will be again at home, and I will send you more info and pics of the other adjustables lenses that I have: Dallmeyer Soft Focus Bergheim and "The Adjustable" of C.C.Allen(the first zoom in the history!!).
    Enjoy the pics and all the best with your project!!!
    Kind regards for alls.....

    Anachromatique.

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    Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Hi Jan

    Checkout ebay Item 250025018134 , another related lens and from the same seller as the original I mentioned in my post above, and guess what? I've been busy, so I will try and post some of the pics from the first auction on Monday (UK pm).

    Regards

    Sven

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    Wink Re: home made Puyo-Pulligny lens

    Quote Originally Posted by anachromatic
    Hello Jan,
    I sent you 4 emails with a little explain and some images of my Trousse Anachromatique Puyo and the photographs that I made with it. Also I include an scan of the book by Pulligny and Puyo where you can see the two posibilities of the lens: Adjustable Landscape and Tele anachromatique(Portrait)and how this lens is building. Please, post some of this images for the forum people because I don't know how make it.(I'm a terrible digital ignorant!!!).
    .....Enjoy the pics and all the best with your project!!!
    Kind regards for alls.....

    Anachromatique.
    It's only for to try........
    Best regards.

    anachromatique.

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