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    Re: Lens 240mm

    I have an old Symmar f:6.8 in 240mm, it is in a No 4 Ilex shutter and cost less than $200. It is great for B/W.

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    I second thinking about the Fujinon 250mm f/6.3 Ever so slightly longer than 240mm

    I have this lens and it is a superb lens for my 4x5" format cameras, both studio monorail and folding wood camera.

    Compared the other best known brands, it is cheap.

    Mick.

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    Regarding the make, for great performance-cost, I'd prefer one of next of around 1980 vintage:

    Schneider Symmar-S Multicoating

    Rodenstock Sironar-N MC

    Some of those lenses were made with single coating, you may prefer the multicoated version. Nikon-W and Fuji equivalents are also good...

    Just pointing that first models that were multicoated are found cheaper, while sporting total perfomance for any need I can think, an APO Symmar-S or an APO Sironar-N will perform the same than those not APO stamped. While manufacturing always improved a bit with time those non "APO stamped" are a really good choice.

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    Thank you, it is very true I saw and compared a glaron with fujinon, and the size of the second is considerable. my team if not so light, is an ark with 171x171mm base and each lens should go in its base. The idea is not to carry more than 3 bases with lens. my head there are three ideas (120 /150/210) or (120/180/240), the 120 can be 110, most of the output I take landscapes or interiors of old houses ... or stables ... I had a my hands a 90mm, and honestly I did not feel comfortable with the image on the glass.
    Thank you for your indications and each time closer to the decision making.

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    It's very true, the G-Claron is compact, and a good opation,
    I've seen impressions with this lens and I liked them.
    Greetings

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    It's a good idea to ride on ilex, I have an ilex 305 and it's doing great.

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    Thank you for the contribution, I will see to put in the sites of offers a search for those models.
    I might amuse myself to look in one of the second-hand houses.
    this to buy by catalogue from South America, without touching or seeing before is very crazy.

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    I didn't see Dagor in my speed reading. I have a 240mm F6.8 Dagor in a barrel that I think I paid 75-100$ for. I like it especially at that price.

    Don

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    Re: Lens 240mm

    Quote Originally Posted by DG 3313 View Post
    I didn't see Dagor in my speed reading. I have a 240mm F6.8 Dagor in a barrel that I think I paid 75-100$ for. I like it especially at that price.

    Don
    If that's a good price. I hope to have your luck and tape one that fits my budget.


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    Re: Lens 240mm

    Quote Originally Posted by Roger Thoms View Post
    I use a 240mm G-Claron which I really like. Haven’t use any other 240mm’s so I can’t compare. I can say that the G-Claron is reasonable compact and was affordable.

    Roger.
    it's true, it's compact and light... I only hope that my budget rises or if there is an offer according to my budget, the obeuno that there is time to do this. for me it's only pure inner strength I do it as relaxation.
    Greetings

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