Thanks again, everyone!
gbogatko - Yes, the screw was removed when I got the lens. If I remember right, it can go to about "25" before the front element comes completely off.
Adam
Thanks again, everyone!
gbogatko - Yes, the screw was removed when I got the lens. If I remember right, it can go to about "25" before the front element comes completely off.
Adam
critiques welcome
A little while ago I got this Half of a Hermagis Edioscop 150 from Jim Galli. I love this little 275mm gem of a lens. The second image is shot with this lens and the first one is from my 14" Darlot shot wide open. Both are scanned carbon prints.
Great lens , great images.I will double check ... I think Jim sold me the other halfOriginally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald
Don't give me any ideas!Great lens , great images.I will double check ... I think Jim sold me the other half
Jim,any more half lenses in shutters to sell. I remember getting some crap from some of my friends ( not Tri) for buying this lens from you.To bad I knew from my research what it would do. Love it.
The Ranch in Hondo. Zone VI 8x10, Wollensak series A one size too small. HP5 in pyro MC, test / contact print
Darlot petzval I was actually having trouble with. But it's pretty 'soft' ;-)
Wonderful image! The light is just fantastic.....Here's another image I took from the same area. A long time ago, this was part of a sandstone quarry.
scanned neg
clark station, 5 mile ranch, east of tonopah
The rancher says the wood buildings were first a stage stop on the road to Ely, NV from Tonopah, then a highway stop with gas pumps. There's a foundation for a garage this side of the trees. The road goes around the hill in the back now, so these ancients are undisturbed.
4X5 130mm Kodak Achromatic Meniscus put into a Betax shutter.
ancient trees
This one with the Lancaster in the same listing as above.
Wonderfoul images Jim! Ah, and another Jim reminded me, that I have some tests with half of Eidoscope #3 to develop.
Makro
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