This is an "80mm f/5.6 Schneider Macro Symmar HM" Lens i am looking to buy, but there is no info on the shutter & i only have experience with standard Copal & Compur shutters. Does anyone know what kind of shutter it is mounted on & how it work's ? Can it be mounted on a normal lens board to be used on my 4x5 ?
Thanks in advance. Rupa
Ok, so i did a bit of digging around on Schneider Optics website & it seems to be the same kind of shutter as what is use with the current Schneider Enlarging lenses (See Attached Pic)
There is no shutter. This lens is mounted in a barrel with an iris. You can stop down and open up with it, but you need another means to time your exposure. Either mount it in a shutter (many will just screw into a shutter, I suspect this will do so with a copal 0), or use one of the techniques such as a lens cap and a long exposure.
It should mount fine in a lens board as long as you have a board with the correct diameter hole, and you have a flange to secure it from behind.
Brian thanks for that info. If i buy a Copal #0 Shutter for it, would I need to get an Aperture scale that is calibrated for that lens ? (If i want the selected Aperture to be truly accurate) Does Schneider sell F-Stop scales for their different lenses ?
Rupa.
This is a lens that is designed for use on an enlarger for roll film negatives.
Wasn't meant to be mounted in a shutter.
Probably won't cover 4X5.
No, it is Schneider's version of the Rodenstock Apo Rodagon D lenses for duplicating in camera. Not enlarging.Originally Posted by Gem Singer
Rupa, this document should answer most of your questions: http://www.schneiderkreuznach.com/pdf/foto/sr_ma.pdf
Bob,
I was referring to the lens shown in the picture on posting #2.
It's an Apo-Componon enlarging lens.
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