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    Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    159mm F2 B&L Super Cinephor by Nokton48, on Flickr

    Just got this lens, heading my way now.

    Any experiences here? Mucho fun ahead with this one.
    Last edited by Daniel Unkefer; 24-Dec-2018 at 08:07.
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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    I've shot a lot with a Cinaphor on 4x5 and although the depth of field is extremely shallow and it's a bit wide for portraits, I do like the image it makes. I mounted mine to a Sinar board and use a Sinar shutter, works great.

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    more here: https://www.flickr.com/search/?user_...hor&view_all=1

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    Yep Those Cinephor photos are great. Can't wait to get this one.


    Giles your work is amazing!
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    DSC01430 by Nokton48, on Flickr


    I also have this one, a 5.25" F2. Have not had time to test it out but time will be available in a big way coming soon.
    I do want something longer than this should fit the bill.

    Merry Christmas!
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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    If I may ask, how did you mount yours to the board? Above ^^^ I am using Gorilla Tape LOL

    I do have a couple of Sinar Norma shutters in my studio.
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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    I have front and rear elements of a cinephor lens. Not sure how to use them. Any suggestions?
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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    I made a board out of hardwood plywood, drilled a hole and epoxied the lens in. I also shaved about 1/2" off the back of the barrel to get it to clear the shutter.
    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Unkefer View Post
    If I may ask, how did you mount yours to the board? Above ^^^ I am using Gorilla Tape LOL

    I do have a couple of Sinar Norma shutters in my studio.

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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    Quote Originally Posted by diversey View Post
    I have front and rear elements of a cinephor lens. Not sure how to use them. Any suggestions?
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    Maybe cut and thread some black plastic sewer plumbing pipe? Line with flocking paper from Edmund Scientific.
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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    Quote Originally Posted by gphoto View Post
    I made a board out of hardwood plywood, drilled a hole and epoxied the lens in. I also shaved about 1/2" off the back of the barrel to get it to clear the shutter.
    Thanks for that. Out will come my best friend JB WELD.
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    Re: Bausch & Lomb 159mm F2 Super Cinephor

    Sewer Drain Parts from Lowes by Nokton48, on Flickr

    Christmas Eve shopping at Lowes. 3" Sewer Pipe Hard Rubber Connectors and clamps. Could be useful.
    The rubber connector fits the 5.5" Cinephor very tightly.
    Last edited by Daniel Unkefer; 24-Dec-2018 at 18:18.
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