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Why do photographers use Cooke Series triple convertible lenses? What are the advantages?


jdrose

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<p>I've read that they are great for producing negatives that you intend contact print but I can't seem to find out why.</p>

<p>As all I do is contact printing so this is a very interesting revelation. Any insight would be appreciated.</p>

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<p>For landscapes, they give a great etherial look, and for portraiture or still life, they give a distinctly soft look. If you blow them up, they are not very sharp. That's why they are likely to be contact printed. It's a personal preference as to whether you like the lens. I could see it being useful to have, but it wouldn't be at the top of my list for a real shooter.</p>
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