New old lens 1950 lens for cannon , a invention , what do you think

<p>i have to older cannon d10 , i use..some times lol but recently i just want to be rid of the kit lens that came with it , it being not that great of a lens , so i tried to sell it , nobody wanted it so i torn it apart with the hopes of a retro i had also had this Schneider 135 xenar lens laying about , a tessar design as you all know so yep i removed the glass from the cannon zoom kept the focusing elements and cut a lens board , we all know i am only using the center part of the lens and it now a bit of a tele photo , but wow ... i don't know how to post a image on here but have a look in my folders , uncroped unsharpened tests results </p>

 

<p>maybe i can load a image </p><div></div>

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<p>trying to capture screws on the chiar for a test of this lens </p><div></div>

Slightly muted colours and contrast as you get with some older lenses but wonderful sharpness.

<p>The photos look fine, but that paragraph could use some new-fangled things called sentences and punctuation to break it up into readable chunks.</p>

<p>Portland, eh? My wife's childhood years...SE Lincoln.</p>

<p>Tom-while we're at it, Mr. Peterson's posting reminds me of Winston Churchill's comment "America and Great Britain-two nations divided by a common language"</p>

<p>And, do we use Cannons or Canons?</p>

<p>Depends what we're shooting.</p>

<p>For photographs we use Canons</p>

<p>For cannonballs we use Cannons</p>

<p>I actually gave up on the original post because I couldn't really understand it. I speak both English and American fairly fluently too.</p>

<p>It's written in modern urban American "texting" dialect. It developed in chatrooms and IM during the 90s and was perfected in cellphone text. I get papers from my students in this language all the time. </p>

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<p> I speak both English and American fairly fluently too.</p>

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<p>I only speak English but sometimes I can just about understand American. Apparently, the languages shared some common ground in the dim and distant past. </p>

<p>Can you post an image of what the lens looks like on the camera?</p>

<p>You have better show some portraits, it's difficult to judge from your examples. </p>

<p>Do you think its back-focusing a little...</p>

 

<p>I am from Brazil so my english is a little off , thanks , some times i use goole translation and it comes out in jibbrish , lol </p>

<p>oh yes by the way yes it is a cannon with cannon balls that i put the lens on , may explain why the lens has not been found recently, it went off in the air somewhere , i think towards the chair which also doesn't exist any more , it blew up in the process , </p>