| Dimensions | 100 mm |
|---|---|
| Focal Length (mm) | |
| Max Aperture (f) | |
| Aperture Blades | |
| Rear Mount | |
| Front Thread |
Aldis Anastigmat 100/2.8 [V1]
English triplet projector lens with black metal barrel and silver nose. Fitted to Aldis 505 projector.
Reviews
Related to . . .
Related products
-
Bell & Howell Trionar 127/4
Compare -
Agfa Agomar 70-120/2.8
Compare -
Aldis Anastigmat 152/4
Compare -
Appro 100-225/4
Compare -
Agfa Color-Agolar 60/2.8
Compare -
Pentacon AV 150/2.8
Compare -
Argus Projection Anastigmat 100/3.3
Compare -
Ansco 127/3.5
Compare -
Arsenal Triar-3 85/2.8
Compare -
Apollo 100-150/3.5
Compare -
Benoist Berthiot 125/2.8
Compare -
Apollo 85-150/3.5
Compare -
Agfa Variomar 80-125/3.1
Compare -
Benoist Berthiot 140/2.4
Compare -
Benoist Berthiot 90/2.5
Compare -
Pentacon AV 200/4
Compare -
Benoist Berthiot 110/2.4
Compare -
A. Schacht Travenon 85/2.8
Compare -
Agfa Agolon 90/2.5
Compare -
Agfa Agomar 85/2.8 [V4]
Compare -
Agfa Agomar 150/2.8 [V2]
Compare -
Aldis Tele-Projection 250/3.5
Compare -
Argus Projection 100/3.5
Compare -
AG Optical Trionar 152/3.5
Compare -
Agfa Agomar 60/2.8
Compare
16:9 –
Classic vintage triplet 100mm in a usefully ‘fast’ f2.8. Textbook soap bubble bokeh at short range and commensurate nisen. Low mechanical vignetting (minimal cat-eye specular highlights). Moderate to low contrast; average sharpness across the frame for a lens of this type. Mechanically stout metal barrel – easily dismantled for servicing from the rear. Single-coated.