ITEM:
Marketed | May 1970 |
Original Price | 18,900 yen |
Lens Construction (group) | 5(7)* |
Lens Construction (element) | 7(10)* |
No. of Diaphragm Blades | -- |
Minimum Aperture | -- |
Closest Focusing Distance (m) | 2.1 |
Maximum Magnifcation (x) | -- |
Filter Diameter (mm) | 72 |
Maximum Diameter x Length (mm) | 77 x 57.5 |
Weight (g) | 445 |
Exposure is determined by your cameras TTL meter in manual mode and its dead on accurate. If you do not have a TTL Leica screw or M mount camera or other manufacturers in L/M or screw LTM, exposure will be very difficult, the hook-up requires a TTL metered Camera. Focusing Range = Infinity to 3" on 125mmF:3.5. That is one heck of a range. I highly suggest a tripod for this setup when choosing the bellows unit method. carry the outfit by hand around the tube area only.
Does it work; yes, and it's really worth it for smart photographers. I lightened one of my orginial design's by removing the prism and placing a plastic lens cap over it of 55mm for the visoflex hook-up. This stops any stray light from getting in the visoflex housing.
***** NOTE ****** Canon Case, Canon 125mm EX F:3.5 lens With Canon Deep 39mm LTM back Cap is the ONLY item's being sold. Nothing else,,,,,,,, Please READ*****
I have specialized in the PHOTO field since 1968 holding an A.A.S. degree in Photographic Technology from the SUNY Farmingdale, L.I., NY and check my items out carefully, before listing. I also hold degrees in Earth Science B.S. & Geo-Physics M.S. & Electronics B.S., and taught electronics for 26 years, so you can be sure I check these items out. I have been known to rebuild shutters of Copal design and work on ALL m39 lenses.I am a specialists in world war two Japanese folding cameras and rebuild many; lenses, shutters, bodies and Rangefinders. I write articles about Japanese Folding Cameras 1936~1950 for camerashopper magazine. CameraShopper is a great magazine for details, models & variations, history, Build quality that simply is no longer available on internet searches due too so many over-saturated sales ads showing up.
Ps. You don't need a visoflex unit, I just happen to have had one around. A cheap set of LTM tubes does the trick of focus also with a focus tube! Use your mirrorless cameras EVF at 7.2x to get precision focus!