- shtativ Posted May 2, 2006 Share Posted May 2, 2006 Hello, friends! I for a long time searched for myself fast portrait lense with a simple design. Trioplan has most approached under characteristics. I searched Portrait-Trioplan, but unsuccessfully... Also has found in Siberia in Russia at the descendant of photographers usual Trioplan. All inscriptions on it: Meyer Gorlitz Nr.1071127 Trioplan 3.5/210. Aperture range is 3.5-32 and it has 19 blades. Glass is uncoated. http://www.prorock.info/11/Trioplan.jpg I have bought it for 70$. From here the first question: it is not dear for Trioplan? Then I have noticed, that the maximal aperture is very similar with Portrait-Trioplan 8 1/4 inch f/3.2. I have compared schemes and have been strongly surprised by their similarity! http://www.cameraeccentric.com/html/info/meyerc/p21.html At not- Portrait Trioplan aperture was 4.5, 6.3 etc and front glass-element was convex from two parties. And at mine, as well as at Portrait Trioplan a forward element convex in front and flat behind. Like that: http://www.prorock.info/11/Trioplan2.jpg But a back element from lateral aspect convex, and with internal almost flat - slightly convex. And at mine Trioplan the groove for lense-hood inside, not as Portrait Trioplan. Further the second question: my Trioplan is evolution of old Portrait Trioplan? How it will behave at shooting with the open aperture? (while I do not have opportunity it to photograph - I shall explain further). The girl who has sold to me this objective and the camera has told, that its parents photographers have taken out this camera from Germany precisely before war. But, by numbers from this reference http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=004uzc I have an objective of 1949. To whom to trust?:-) And the most important question: with what shutter I can use this lens on mine Linhof Technika 6x9. I understand, the question can seem silly. But can be will approach Copal 1? The movements for portrait are not necessary to Me and objective 210mm Trioplan designet for 5x7. There can be apertures Copal 1 (30mm opening) enough to make corner for wide-open f/3.5 aperture with lost-free light? With greater respect, -= Shtativ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dan_fromm2 Posted May 2, 2006 Share Posted May 2, 2006 Shtativ, when I was a child we were terrified of the Soviet Union. One of the reasons was that you were so much better at mathematics than we were. Another misconception, I fear. An f/3.5 210 mm objective has a maximum aperture of 60 mm. Yes, I know, entrance pupil really. But still and all, that's much larger than a Copal 3. Ilex #5 will do. Buy if you want to mount the lens in front of a #1 for use on 6x9, that should work. I have some 210s that that I've shot on 6x9 mounted in front of a #1. I-51 (210/4.5), Boyer Beryl S (210/7.7), Konica Hexanon GRII (210/9). All cover 2x3 very well. Remember that all the shutter's aperture (30 mm wide open) does is vignette the outer part of the cone of light projected by the lens. It doesn't reduce illumination on the film plane, it reduces coverage. Good luck, have fun, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pico_digoliardi Posted May 2, 2006 Share Posted May 2, 2006 DAN FROMM:: "when I was a child we were terrified of the Soviet Union. One of the reasons was that you were so much better at mathematics than we were." Nonsense! That's a typical comment from an American who doesn't know that 2+2=5 ... given an appropriate value of 2. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
- shtativ Posted May 3, 2006 Author Share Posted May 3, 2006 Russian Federation, as well as other countries, it is not necessary to be afraid - it should be respected and loved ;-) Thanks for advice on a lens! My calculations were true - knowingly I have bought Copal #1 shutter. Somebody can answer the first 3 questions on this lens? -= Shtativ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
- shtativ Posted May 5, 2006 Author Share Posted May 5, 2006 Hallo-o-o.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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