Enlarger Lenses
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Rodenstock Apo-Geragon f11 270mm Lens. Boxed. Condition – 3E [8079]
Enlarger lens. Boxed and looks unused.
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Repromaster 150mm f9 Enlarger Lens. Condition – 5E [8077]
Marked ‘Made in W Germany’.
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Durst Neonon f2.8 50mm Enlarger Lens. Condition – 5E [8076]
Enlarger len with 39mm screw thread.
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Rodenstock f5.6 150mm Rodagon enlarger Lens. Condition – 6E [8074]
Enlarger lens. Well used and fully servicable.
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Nikon EL-Nikkor 80mm f5.6. Condition – 3E [8073]
For medium format. Upto 6x6cm.
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Gnome Merlin Enlarger Lens 4.5 75mm. Pristine. Condition – 2E [7761]
Gnome Merlin Enlarger Lens 4.5 75mm. Looks unused.
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Schneider Componar f4.5 105mm Enlarger Lens. Condition – 4E [7759]
Schneider-Kreuznach Componar 4.5 105mm Enlarger Lens. Mount is around 32mm in diameter.
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Wray Supar f4.5 3 1/4 In Series III Enlarger Lens. Condition – 6E [7757]
A well used enlarging lens. Lens mount is approx 37m.
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E.Rokkor 75mm Minolta Enlarger Lens. Boxed. Condition – 4F [7756]
Enlarger lens with 39 mm thread.
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Schneider Componon-S 100mm Enlarger Lens. Boxed. . Condition – 4E [7755]
Boxed enlarger lens with 39 mm thread.
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Carl Zeiss Jena Apo-Germinar W 8/210mm lens – fungus. Condition – 5G [5256]
A large process lens. Lots and lots of fungus.
A few notes about the similar Doctor Apo-Germinar W:
"These are the same symmetric wide-angle process lenses as their Carl Zeiss Jena counterparts, developed in 1981, with eight elements in eight groups. Supposedly these lenses were developed (in the GDR) to represent the state of the art without regard for the cost involved, and were quite difficult to manufacture. The optimum aperture for the Apo-Germinar W is f/16 and they are multicoated. Again, the image circles in table 3 are for 1:1 reproduction ratio and the image circle diameter at infinity should be about half that value. Similar to the Apo-Germinars, below are the values for the infinity im-age circle provided by Docter:
Apo-Germinar W 8/150mm: 184mm (63°)
Apo-Germinar W 8/210mm: 276mm (66.5°)
Apo-Germinar W 8/240mm: 352mm (72.5°)
In this case, the numbers of the officially stated angles of coverage and the image circles at infinity actually do agree.
The initial appeal of the Apo-Germinar W’s suffers from the large size and weight when compared to modern Plasmats, which have similar coverage. A look at their MTF curves, however, shows that the evenness of the resolution and contrast over the field at 1:1 is superb for such a large angle of coverage. For instance, for the 240mm lens the MTF curves are significantly higher towards the edges of the field than those of an Apo-Gerogon or a G-Claron of the same focal length. So for reproduction and close-up photography in the studio, or for enlarging they might be the perfect choice." -
Schneider Componon 180mm f5.6 Enlarger Lens. Condition – 6E [7474]
Enlarger lens with a 59mm thread size.