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    compound #4 analouge

    I was wondering if there were any other shutters out there that matched the dimensions of the compound #4. I noticed the alphax #4 is damn close but maybe not exactly correct. I am trying to mount a zeiss tessar 165 2.7 and am having one hell of a time finding a compound #4 to use.

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    try to find a symmar 5.6/360. it is mounted in compound IV .

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    Quote Originally Posted by boris View Post
    try to find a symmar 5.6/360. it is mounted in compound IV .
    The Compound IV was made with at least 3 different tubes. So the Compound V/10 for the Symmar 360 differs from Compound IV/9 in front- and back-lens-thread and total lenght.

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    a symmar 5.6/360
    The 5.6/360 Symmar was also mounted on a Compur 5FS with suitable reducing rings.

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    i need the compound IV/9 i believe with the 62mm thread. There was a symmar that had one of those shutters that I was out bid on the other day, not cool.
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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    The dimensions for the various Compound shutters are in the post linked to in my signature. That doesn't tell you which version you need, though...

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    American shutters are US thread and Compound is metric. No interchangeability unless you own a lathe and have some skills.

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    Well, clears that one issue up. I shot the lens today with the ol stack a bunch of ND and wave a darkslide in front of the lens method and damn, swirly, swirly. Im glad I bought the lens and really want to find a shutter for it now.

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    Quote Originally Posted by Hollis View Post
    I am trying to mount a zeiss tessar 165 2.7 and am having one hell of a time finding a compound #4 to use.
    According to the 1929 Zeiss catalog at cameraeccentric.com, the following lenses have the same tube as a 16.5cm f/2.7 Tessar from that year.

    36cm f/6.3 Tessar
    30cm f/6.3 Tessar
    25cm f/4.5 Tessar
    21cm f/3.5 Tessar
    21cm f/3.5 Triotar

    Double Protar (total, rear, front cell)
    11in/16in/23in f/7.7
    12.25in/19in/23in f/7
    13.5in/23in/23in f/6.3

    These would be a good place to start. I would compare measurements before buying in case Zeiss decided to change barrel sizes over the years.

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    Re: compound #4 analouge

    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Galli View Post
    American shutters are US thread and Compound is metric. No interchangeability unless you own a lathe and have some skills.
    The Compound threads aren't exactly "metric"...

    29 1/13 thread per inch is the official thread pitch, given in the Compur-Werke repair manual. It's a result of an uncommon thread angle, later replaced by "proper" metric threads.

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