What are the lenses with the biggest image circle?

[amonsul]

God bless your patience...

You seem to be doing very well without taking anyone's advice, there's no reason to start now-

Thanks!

It seems you needn't be limited to a single format, or lens;
if there's enough space inside for three people, you should be able to position a focal plane wherever you want, whatever size you want.
I would imagine that a single exposure could turn out to be an event in itself.

Yes! To be honest we made it for fun, just to see how it would work. But once you see the camera and once you are inside it's simply...amazing! There are so many things we have to fix now and there are so many ways we can go to take a picture. We enjoy it a lot. The camera is modular and easy to transport and build.

There is an annual photography festival in Dublin in the summer, dates not arranged yet for this year, but usually in July-
I'm sure the organizers would welcome an inquiry-

I will contact them tomorrow! Thanks!

[sanchi heuser]

I see a very high potential in that amazing project.
May www.kickstarter.com help?

Best wishes
Andi

[amonsul]

I see a very high potential in that amazing project.
May www.kickstarter.com help?

Best wishes
Andi

But you have to be an american citizen to partecipate

[sanchi heuser]

Did you mean that:

"I’m not in the US. Can I fund my project on Kickstarter?
Currently a US bank account is required to start a project. This is a restriction by Amazon Payments, our payments processor. If you don't have a US bank account and are interested in starting a project, we appreciate your patience (we’re working on it!). Please note that anyone, anywhere (with a major credit card) can pledge to any project on Kickstarter."
(Quote from kickstarter page)

Che sfiga

Hmm, they write you need an US bank account.
Not that you need to be american citizen.
Or is that necessary for an US bank account?

Maybe there's a branch of an american bank in Italy and they can help?
When I look at Deutsche Bank and their engagement for photography...
I think they want to help you

Andi

[eddie]

series III Dagor 720mm.

i played with one once.....

[amonsul]

series III Dagor 720mm.

i played with one once.....

What's the image circle of that lens?

[Dan Fromm]

What's the image circle of that lens?

There is no consensus about Dagors' coverage. Manufacturers' claims have changed over time and users don't agree.

Goerz' claim is 85 degrees. My friend Eric Beltrando has written a ray-tracing program that he uses to estimate how lenses perform. Using prescriptions from Goerz' patents, he finds that f/6.8 Dagors cover 60 degrees. See www.dioptrique.info

Other makers made Dagors, for example Berthiot's f/6.8 Perigraphe VI b. In 1912, Berthiot claimed it covered 95 degrees. Between the wars, 85 degrees. In the late 1940s, 65 degrees.

Buy one and find out for yourself.

[Richard K.]

Hmm, they write you need an US bank account.
Not that you need to be american citizen.
Or is that necessary for an US bank account?

I have a US bank account but it is a branch of my Canadian bank...

[doublezero]

Hello
some data from H Gaud

Zeiss Protar V 632 mm F/18,0 F/128 CI 1 302 mm AC 90 °

Zeiss Protar VII 690 mm F/18,0 F/128 CI 1 193 mm AC 80 °

Fuji Fujinon A 1 200 mm F/24,0 F/90 CI 1 153 mm AC 50 °

Nikon Apo-Nikkor 1 780 mm F/14,0 F/128 CI 1 263 mm AC 38 ° 8 200 gr

Goertz Red Dot Altar 1 780 mm F/16,0 F/45 CI 1 191 mm AC 36 ° 8 000 gr

Rodenstock APO-Ronar 1 800 mm F/16,0 F/90 CI 1 350 mm AC 40 ° 8 000 gr

Zeiss Protar V 325 mm F/18,0 F/128 CI 956 mm AC 110 °

[Richard K.]

I think a 72" Red Dot will give you just over 1500 mm IC, but try finding one!! That, and your cube would need to be over 6' a side or you can mount the lens a few feet in front and bellows it!