Jim Galli
7-Jul-2007, 11:55
:D:D
You know the drill by now.
Here's a link (http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/Achromatic_Meniscus/Achromatic_Meniscus.html) that illustrates what an Achromatic Meniscus will look like at different apertures, same subject.
Some AM's are; the Venerable Kodak Portrait lens, The Spencer Portland I used, Gundlach Achromatic Meniscus, and a host of others. None are common except perhaps the Kodak.
They have a fine look both sharp and soft. Tell me what you think, and list your favorite AM's that I didn't mention.
http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/Achromatic_Meniscus/Achromatic_Meniscus.html
You know the drill by now.
Here's a link (http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/Achromatic_Meniscus/Achromatic_Meniscus.html) that illustrates what an Achromatic Meniscus will look like at different apertures, same subject.
Some AM's are; the Venerable Kodak Portrait lens, The Spencer Portland I used, Gundlach Achromatic Meniscus, and a host of others. None are common except perhaps the Kodak.
They have a fine look both sharp and soft. Tell me what you think, and list your favorite AM's that I didn't mention.
http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/Achromatic_Meniscus/Achromatic_Meniscus.html