[W&B] Magic Lantern Lens vs. Petzval Portrait Lens
Christopher Wright
cwrigh2 at twcny.rr.com
Mon Jan 28 19:39:59 EST 2008
mz,
Yes! Please!
Christopher Wright
What would focus on for your piece?
At 4:24 PM -0800 1/28/08, Milan Zahorcak wrote:
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>There are differences between ML and PL (ohh!, I like the
>abbreviations). Both are Petzval designs, but use determines
>whether optimized for infinity focus, or obviously, projection.
>But hard to see the difference if you do either with the other.
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>Physical characteristics, at first glance, I'd guess it's an ML.
>Short hood (angle for projection) and that simple knob.
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>I could do a piece on portrait vs projection lenses - anyone interested?
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>mz
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>Subject: [W&B] Magic Lantern Lens vs. Petzval Portrait Lens
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>ok, I got this lens today and it is indeed a Petzval design with 2
>groups, 4 elements with the rear elements "spaced" with a ring.
>Only trouble is there is NO provision for any stops. I do know that
>Darlot ( in the 1880's at least ) made portrait lenses without
>provision for stops - but those were advertised for Magic Lantern
>use. I also think I recall that some very early Portrait Lenses
>didn't come with provisions for stops as they were just meant to be
>used wide open.. so what do I have here, a Portrait lens or a ML
>lens ?
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>Thanks
>Dan
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>PS - ( there are no markings on it )
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