| Dimensions | 75 mm |
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| Focal Length (mm) | |
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| Min Aperture (f) | |
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Rodenstock Rogonar-SC 75/4
Five-element Rogonar produced for Rodenstock’s Creative Effects System (c.1979-1983). [Cat. 81.075.01]
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16:9 –
The 50mm f2.8 and 75mm f4 Rogonar-SC were special edition five-element Rogonars in metal barrels, launched in approximately 1979 and reviewed in the August 1982 edition of Popular Photography (US edition p78). They appear in the June 1983 Berkey catalogue, but no SC-Series lenses have so far been found with serials high enough to indicate they were produced in, or later than, 1984. They came with slot-in filters – packaged by Rodenstock as the Creative Effects System or Creative Print, along with the CA-30 Colour Analyser and a handsome wooden box. Apertures could be selected with or without click-stops. Early versions featured different barrel typography but were otherwise identical.