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    Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Would a 90mm Copal 0 Lens have full coverage on a Chamonix 4x5 with universal bellows or would I be better looking for a Copal 1 lens

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by IanBarber View Post
    Would a 90mm Copal 0 Lens have full coverage on a Chamonix 4x5 with universal bellows or would I be better looking for a Copal 1 lens
    Coverage depends on the lens design, not the shutter size, generally. What 90mm lens are you referring to? Most 90mm lenses cover 4x5...

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Isn't the only 90mm in copal 1 the Grandagon 90/4.5? This lens does have larger coverage than most of the F/8 lenses, but off the top of my head about the same coverage as the super angulon 90/5.6, fuji 90/5.6 and the Nikon 90/4.5, all of which are in copal 0 shutters.

    Actually I think there might also be something like a very compact 90mm Geronar out there in a non-standard copal 1 shutter?

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Ah, thanks Dave, so with that, I should be fine with a 90mm in a Copal 0

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    The one I had seen is a Rodenstock Grandagon 90mm f/6.8 MC Lens in Compur 0 shutter

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by IanBarber View Post
    The one I had seen is a Rodenstock Grandagon 90mm f/6.8 MC Lens in Compur 0 shutter
    Hopefully this web site will stay up for some time, but with Ebony closing shop, who knows how long we'll have this great resource: http://www.ebonycamera.com/articles/lenses.html

    The 90/6.8 Grandagon-N has a 221mm image circle, which may or may not be the same as the lens you're looking at, but won't be very different. You need at least 153mm to just cover 4x5, more will allow movements, 221mm is very good for a 90mm lens.
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/drew_saunders/

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by IanBarber View Post
    The one I had seen is a Rodenstock Grandagon 90mm f/6.8 MC Lens in Compur 0 shutter
    I have a grandagon 90/6.8, I don't think you'll be disappointed with it Ian.

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by dave_whatever View Post
    I have a grandagon 90/6.8, I don't think you'll be disappointed with it Ian.
    That's nice to know.

    I ordered the Chamonix 3 days ago so all systems go now

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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    You won't be disappointed with the Chamonix either.


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    Re: Chamonix 4x5 & 90mm Copal 0 Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by Two23 View Post
    You won't be disappointed with the Chamonix either.


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    Thanks Ken, it has taken me weeks of research to finally pull the trigger on this purchase, I am apprehensive but at the same time excited if you know what I mean

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