Lenses
Lens for sliding box camera |
Lenses for Bessamatic & Ultramatic |
4/200 mm tele
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5.6/350 mm tele
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“Zoomar”
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4/200 mm
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5.6/350 mm
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Zoomar 2,8/36-82 mm
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Lenses for Prominent 24X36 |
Telomar 5.5/100 mm for Prominent 24X36 |
Lenses for Vitessa T |
Lenses for Icarex |
Lenses for bayonet mount VSL series |
Petzval type lens
Petzval type lens SN 1475 (1843)
The first mathematically computed lens.
Speed of 3.7!!
Lenses for Bessamatic & Ultramatic
This lens series fit Bessamatic and Ultramatic cameras.
From the left to the right :
| Super-Dynarex 4/135mm (1959) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 19°- Minimum focus distance : 4m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm. Color-Skopar X 2.8/50mm (1958) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 48° – Minimum focus distance : 1m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm. Super-Dynarex 4/200mm (1962) – 5 elements – Angle of field : 12° – Minimum focus distance : 8.5m – Filter diameter : 77mm. Septon 2/50mm (1960) – 7 elements – Angle of field : 48° – Minimum focus distance : 0.90m – Filter diameter : 54mm. Dynarex 4.8/100 (1960) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 24° – Minimum focus distance : 1m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm. Zoomar 2.8/36-82mm (1959) – 14 elements in 3 groups – Angle of field : 30 to 62° – Minimum focus distance : 1.30m – Filter diameter : 95mm. Skoparex 3.4/35mm (1959) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 63° – Minimum focus distance : 1m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm. |
Super-Dynarex 4/200mm
1963
This lens can be fitted on Bessamatic and Ultramatic cameras.
5 lenses – Angle of field : 12,5° – Minimum focus distance : 8,50m.
Filter diameter : 77mm Length : 14cm – Diameter : 8cm
Super-Dynarex 5.6/350 mm
1965
This lens can be fitted on Bessamatic and Ultramatic cameras.
7 lenses – Angle of field : 7° – Minimum focus distance : 28 m.
Filter diameter : 95 mm.
Turning ring with screw mount.
On the left a 4/200 mm on the right, a 5.6/350 mm.
Zoomar 2,8/36-82mm
First zoom sold in the world (1959).
This lens has a very high speed, outstanding for a lens of this type.
14 lenses in 3 groups- Angle of field : 30 to 62° – Minimum focus distance : 1,3m – Filter : 95mm.
Length : 12cm – Diameter : 10cm.
Super-Dynarex 4/200 fitted on Bessamatic
Big and heavy set.
Super-Dynarex 5.6/350 fitted on Bessamatic CS
Big and very, very heavy set.
Zoomar 2,8/36-82mm fitted on Ultramatic
Big and heavy set.
Lenses for Prominent
This lens series fit Prominent 24X36 cameras.
From the left to the right :
| Ultron 2/50mm (1950) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 46° – Filter diameter : 47mm. Dynaron 4.5/100mm (1954) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 25° – Filter diameter : 47mm. Skoparon 3.5/35mm (1953) – 5 elements – Angle of field : 63° – Filter diameter : 47mm. Color-Skopar 3.5/50mm (1954) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 46° – Filter diameter : 47mm. Nokton 1.5/50mm (1950) – 7 elements – Angle of field : 46° – Filter diameter : 47mm. |
Telomar 5.5/100 mm for Prominent
(1953) Tele lens and reflex housing for Prominent 24×36.
5 elements – Angle of field : 25° – Filter diameter : 47mm.
Front of the lens.
Back of the lens.
Telomar fitted on a Prominent.
Telomar in “Kontur” finder position.
Telomar with the optional prism unit.
Lenses for Vitessa T
This lens series fit Vitessa T cameras.
From the left to the right :
Skoparet 3.4/35mm (1956) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 63° – Minimum focus distance : 1m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm.
Color-Skopar 2.8/50mm (1956) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 46°- Minimum focus distance : 1m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm.
Dynaret 4.8/100mm (1956) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 25° – Minimum focus distance : 1m – Filter diameter : 40.5mm.
Lenses for Icarex
These bayonet-mount lens series fit Icarex cameras.
Thread mount lenses are preceded with * From the left to the right :
| Super-Dynarex 4/135mm (1968) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 18°- Minimum focus distance : 1.60m – Filter diameter : 50mm (bayonet). Tessar 2.8/50mm (1968) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 47° – Minimum focus distance : 0,45m – Filter diameter : 50mm (bayonet). Color-Pantar 2.8/50mm (1966) – 3 elements – Angle of field : 47° – Minimum focus distance : 0,90m – Filter diameter : 50mm (bayonet). Tessar 2.8/50mm (1966) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 47° – Minimum focus distance : 0,45m – Filter diameter : 50mm (bayonet). *Tessar 2.8/50mm (1969) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 47° – Minimum focus distance : 0,45m – Filter diameter : 50mm (thread). Super-Dynarex 4/135mm (1966) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 18°- Minimum focus distance : 1.60m – Filter diameter : 50mm (bayonet). Skoparex 3.4/35mm (1966) – 6 elements – Angle of field : 63° – Minimum focus distance : 0.30m – Filter diameter : 50mm (bayonet). |
On the left center : 50mm yellow bayonet filter.
Lenses for bayonet mount VSL
These bayonet-mount lens series fit VSL1, VSL2 and VSL3 cameras.
From the left to the right :
| Color-Skoparex 2.8/35mm (1978) – 7 elements – Angle of field : 63°- Minimum focus distance : 0.30m – Filter diameter : 52mm (screw). Color-Ultron 1.8/50mm (1977) – 7 elements – Angle of field : 45° – Minimum focus distance : 0,45m – Filter diameter : 49mm (screw). Color-Dynarex 3.5/200mm (1977) – 4 elements – Angle of field : 13°- Minimum focus distance : 2.30m – Filter diameter : 58mm (screw). |
The Color-Ultron was made in Singapore.
The other lenses were made in Japan by Mamiya-Sekor.
They show the end of German manufacturing and the beginning of Asia supremacy.
