A friend sent me a photo of an 1800mm APO Nikkor that he rescued from a company which made aerial maps. He says that for 1:1 copying, the bellows draw was 11.8 feet, namely twice the normal infinity extension of 1.8 meters.
A friend sent me a photo of an 1800mm APO Nikkor that he rescued from a company which made aerial maps. He says that for 1:1 copying, the bellows draw was 11.8 feet, namely twice the normal infinity extension of 1.8 meters.
Last edited by Ken Lee; 20-Apr-2018 at 17:11.
Nice lens! Nowadays, nothing is too big for wetplateWith a few boxes as bellows, this lens can be used easily
That is some lens. Monty needs to have it for his 20X24" Ebony!!!Originally Posted by tuant
Nice lens! Nowadays, nothing is too big for wetplate
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Will it fit on a cell phone?
Wow! beautiful, that could be lots of fun
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Built in shutter!
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I don't see that anywhere. Do you ?
That should fit easily onto an Ilex #18 shutter.
Right there, hinged to the front.
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