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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: henrikfoto on January 27, 2011, 04:56:16 pm
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I am not a professional and wonder if I can remove the lens from a Sinar Cmv shutter or sinar db and put it streight into a Rollei-electric shutter?
Will this lens then need some adjustments after it's been moved? Or is it possible at all?
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Does anyone know?
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Does anyone know?
Yes it is possible, contact your local Rodenstock distributor they would normally offer this kind of service
You can do it yourself of course but ve careful not to damage the shutter and take your tome to adjust the two elements
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I am not a professional and wonder if I can remove the lens from a Sinar Cmv shutter or sinar db and put it streight into a Rollei-electric shutter?
Hi, Henrik
Off topic:
It was you who won the ebay auction for that X-act kit last night? There were 3 lenses with Rollei shutters...
Just curious ;)
C.
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Yes it is possible, contact your local Rodenstock distributor they would normally offer this kind of service
You can do it yourself of course but ve careful not to damage the shutter and take your tome to adjust the two elements
You can do it yourself but don`t do it. If the lenses are not exactly in their position they will loose all their quality....
Michael Heinrich
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Thats correct! :)
Did you bid?
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:D :D :D
Yes, my last bid at 1,6k. I stopped, presuming that the lead bidder is somewhat prepared to go at least to 3000, because the kit is a lot more valuable.
I needed/wanted just the 80/4 and the shutters, I'm happy with my current Sinar gear, anyway.
If I would've won I'd have to get rid of more than half of the kit.
Congratulations!
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:D :D :D
Yes, my last bid at 1,6k. I stopped, presuming that the lead bidder is somewhat prepared to go at least to 3000, because the kit is a lot more valuable.
I needed/wanted just the 80/4 and the shutters, I'm happy with my current Sinar gear, anyway.
If I would've won I'd have to get rid of more than half of the kit.
Congratulations!
Ok. I am unsure about the lenses. It is digitar-lenses but I am not sure if they are apo-digitars..
I am also unsure about who can put my other lenses in a new rollei-shutter here in Norway?