Last Saturday, magnifying glass 13 inch focal length meniscus on 8x10 Deardorff, black hat shutter, f4 aperture with the lens board's Copal 3 hole. 13 inches/333mm is -3 diopter?
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Last Saturday, magnifying glass 13 inch focal length meniscus on 8x10 Deardorff, black hat shutter, f4 aperture with the lens board's Copal 3 hole. 13 inches/333mm is -3 diopter?
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...2%20400LFF.jpg
Stuck one element from a movie projector lens onto a lens board and happy with the results!
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Both David's. Very nice! Like granny's hair in the picture offset by the white hair on the cat other end. Aimone, was the movie projector one of the old petzval types and you used the front doublet?
Not sure if these qualify, but as there are some magnifying glass images, here are a couple from a $1 7" lens a while back:
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3951/...5211a0d823.jpgimg313 by Scott, on Flickr
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7380/...92e0e4fdfa.jpgimg206 by Scott, on Flickr
""Miscl. Meniscii ""
Can anybody tell me please: what does "Miscl." mean?
Meniscus plural is clear to me.
Thanks,
Ritchie
Non standard abbreviation for miscellaneous. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by plaubel
Jim, I have learned so much about crazy and not crazy lenses from you; thanks for this, and thanks for the translation of miscl, too.
Ritchie
I <think> it was a front element from a brass Super Snaplite Kollmorgen Optical projector lens.
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Originally Posted by Jim Galli
One I shot the other day, 200mm Imagon
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1621/...0508f6ab_c.jpgDarla by john golden, on Flickr
That's basically what my Secret Weapon lens on my pages was. Is. I still have it. So many lenses, so little time.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Aimone