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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    Some of the best projector lenses are:

    ~ISCO Ultra Star.

    ~Kollmorgen Super Snaplite, Kollmorgen Cinelux.

    ~Schneider Cinelux, Schneider ended up with lots of high quality projector lens companies.

    ~DO industries, Golden Navitar series.

    ~Tamron Pro series.


    Bernice

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    Thanks, Bernice.

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    congratulations. beautiful pix.

    take a pic of your adaper?

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    Thanks, Paul. Here she is, I apologize for not having cleaned up the barrel yet.




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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    wow great job. nice n neat too.

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    Thank you

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    I have a Cinelux 120mm f/2 projection lens that has a 52mm ANAMORPHIC CLAMP recently attached. I would like to attach it to an electronic Compur #3. Looks like it would work because ANAMORPHIC CLAMP's outside thread is 58mm.

    Right now the Cinelux is attached to a Linhof early 4x5 board so I can see its effects on my 5x7 Linhof Kardan Bi.

    With it attached to the front of a #3 shutter may present infinity focus problems compared with the present 4x5 board approach.

    Not sure how practical the "top hat" exposure method would work with an f/2 lens, that's why I am looking at a #3 shutter.

    Just checked with a #3 electronic under repair and the 58mm (measured outside diameter) is a loose fit in the shutter. Either the shutter is not 58mm or the adapter is not 58mm? And of course the shutter opening is less, so the full f/2 may not be obtainable anyway.

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by linhofbiker View Post
    I have a Cinelux 120mm f/2 projection lens that has a 52mm ANAMORPHIC CLAMP recently attached. I would like to attach it to an electronic Compur #3. Looks like it would work because ANAMORPHIC CLAMP's outside thread is 58mm.

    Right now the Cinelux is attached to a Linhof early 4x5 board so I can see its effects on my 5x7 Linhof Kardan Bi.

    With it attached to the front of a #3 shutter may present infinity focus problems compared with the present 4x5 board approach.

    Not sure how practical the "top hat" exposure method would work with an f/2 lens, that's why I am looking at a #3 shutter.

    Just checked with a #3 electronic under repair and the 58mm (measured outside diameter) is a loose fit in the shutter. Either the shutter is not 58mm or the adapter is not 58mm? And of course the shutter opening is less, so the full f/2 may not be obtainable anyway.
    Boards for the Kardan B are not old. They are the same boards for the current Kardan cameras.

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    Re: Adapting a Projector Lens

    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Salomon View Post
    Boards for the Kardan B are not old. They are the same boards for the current Kardan cameras.
    Bob, the old board is silver from a Technika IV or even a III. I am using a Technika to Kardan adapter as most of my lenses are on late model Technika V boards with the exception of a 165mm SA that must be mounted on a proper Kardan board because it is so big.

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