k-h.a.w wrote:
Thank you Peire. Such a variety of artifacts.
Aside from setting the lens aperture, are there any other controls on the lens itself?
Obviously lighting, distance to subject and background, focus point, and such seem to have am effect.
BTW, it would be interesting to use this lens in Görlitz, no?
Regards, K-H.
Thank you Kerl-Heinz.The lens has no more controls apart from the very basic manual as stated.As for using this lens in Gorlitz it is highly likely that it will happen.The city has beautifull old town with variety of historical buildings.I got many pictures from there from the last 7 years.Here are the last ones:
Peire wrote:
Thank you Kerl-Heinz.The lens has no more controls apart from the very basic manual as stated.As for using this lens in Gorlitz it is highly likely that it will happen.The city has beautifull old town with variety of historical buildings.I got many pictures from there from the last 7 years.Here are the last ones:
Thank you Peire.
A wonderful old town documented in your terrific pictures.
I am sure your Görlitz lens will enhance the old town charm.
What does the Meyer Optik Görlitz Trioplan 100/2.8 II lens weigh? TIA.
I couldn’t find that online.
I am more interested in the 50 mm version though.
But can’t find that weight either.
The Leica M Mount version can be adapted with the TechArt Pro (TAP) autofocus adapter to Sony E.
But it has a weight limit that it can handle.
k-h.a.w wrote:
Thank you Peire.
A wonderful old town documented in your terrific pictures.
I am sure your Görlitz lens will enhance the old town charm.
What does the Meyer Optik Görlitz Trioplan 100/2.8 II lens weigh? TIA.
I couldn’t find that online.
I am more interested in the 50 mm version though.
But can’t find that weight either.
The Leica M Mount version can be adapted with the TechArt Pro (TAP) autofocus adapter to Sony E.
But it has a weight limit that it can handle.
Thanks again, K-H.
Thank you Karl-Heinz.You are very kind. :-)
100/2.8 II weights 320-390g depending on mount and 50/2.8 II scores 200-240g.They are lightweight and made of anodized aluminium.Here you can find link to MOG products official site with pricing in Euro plus parameters.US dollars price equals the one in Euro afaik.
Peire wrote:
Thank you Karl-Heinz.You are very kond. :-)
100/2.8 II weights 320-390g depending on mount and 50/2.8 II scores 200-240g.They are lightweight and made of anodized aluminium.Here you can find link to MOG products official site with pricing in Euro plus parameters.US dollars price equals the one in Euro afaik.
Thank you very much Peire, much appreciated.
The TAP adapter is rated for a lens weight of up to 10.6 oz or 300 g.
So the 50/2.8 II scoring 200-240g falls within the weight ceiling.
