A very nice dissertation on soft focus lenses

[gbogatko]

A very nice and informative dissertation on soft focus lenses. All your favourites are mentioned.
It's long, so download it and read at your leisure. Some of the included illustrations don't show, but that doesn't hurt that much:

http://research-repository.st-andrews.ac.uk/bitstream/10023/505/6/W%20Russell%20Young%20PhD%20thesis.pdf

George

[goamules]

The author is a member here.

[Tillman Crane]

It is a great read.
Russ and I are leading a SF Workshop in Sept. Email if you are interested.
Tillman Crane

[russyoung]

Thanks, George. It took years off of my life.

Those missing images are due to copyright issues; its a shame because some a very critical to the arguments being advanced.

The folks attending our workshop next month will see the unfettered version.

Russ

[BeeMirrors]

Thanks, George. It took years off of my life.

Those missing images are due to copyright issues; its a shame because some a very critical to the arguments being advanced to pay for dissertation (https://essaydune.com/pay-for-dissertation/) and protecting the author rights.

The folks attending our workshop next month will see the unfettered version.

Russ


Hello Russ,

You must have worked hard on this. I finished my thesis for the degree of PhD at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague last year. Do you still have that compact disk (Wilkinson, Matthew and Colin Galnfield, A Lens Collector’s Vade Mecum; In Memory of Two Lens Collectors and Their Achievements)? Also: how can I get your workshop materials? Thanks.

[Dan Fromm]

Directions for buying the VM can be found in "the list." Follow the link in the first post of the lens section's sticky "Where to find ..."

[Jim Galli]

Directions for buying the VM can be found in "the list." Follow the link in the first post of the lens section's sticky "Where to find ..."

https://www.antiquecameras.net/lensvademecum.html