QUICK-BROWSE CATALOGUE
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Cherry TL 50/4.5
Enlarger lens. |
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Chibanon 50/3.5
Compact black enlarger lens. Likely triplet. |
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Chibanon 75/3.5
Japanese grey metal enlarger lens marked 'E-CHIBANON'. Likely triplet. |
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Cindo 85/2
Petzval cine projector lens made in Paris. Aperture estimated. Barrel: 62.5mm |
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Complan 15/3.5
Fitted to Minox 8-16mm enlarger. Sub-35mm image circle. |
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Computar 50/2.8
AKA Lumetar 50/2.8 enlarger lens (pre-'dl' version). |
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Computar 50/3.5
AKA Perfect, Prinz, Soligor enlarger lenses |
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Computar DL 105-150/4.5
AKA Kowa 105-150/4.5 enlarger lens. |
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Computar DL 105/4.5
AKA Kowa / Beseler Color Pro 105/4.5 enlarger lens. |
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Computar DL 135/5.6
AKA Kowa 135/5.6 enlarger lens. |
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Computar DL 30/2.8
Superseded the aborted 25/2.8 enlarger lens. 43mm image circle. AKA Kowa 30/2.8 |
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Computar DL 50-80mm 50/4.5
Enlarger lens with strong warm cast |
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Computar DL 50-80mm 63/4.5
Enlarger lens with strong warm cast. Tested here at 63mm. |
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Computar DL 50-80mm 80/4.5
Enlarger lens with strong warm cast |
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Computar DL 50/2.8
Enlarger lens made in Japan AKA Kowa 50/2.8 and marketed as Beseler Color Pro from 1985-89. Beware very high incidence of balsam separation. |
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Computar DL 55/1.9
Floating element design similar to Vivitar Series One 50/2.5 enlarger lens. AKA Kowa 55/1.9. |
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Computar DL 65/3.5
AKA Apo-Computar 65/3.5 and Kowa 65/3.5 enlarger lens. |
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Computar DL 80/4.5
AKA Kowa 80/4.5 enlarger lens. |
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Computar DL 90/4.5
AKA Kowa 90/4.5 enlarger lens. |
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Cooke Datal Anastigmat 25/1.9
Enlarger lens made by Taylor Hobson. Image circle: 25mm. Likely triplet |
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Copal-E35 85/5.6
Single-coated enlarger lens by unknown manufacturer. Rare. |
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Corfield Apo-Lumar 50/3.5
Early English apochromatic triplet enlarger lens. Example images by Lensfever. |
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Cosmicar 75/1.4
Cine projector lens made by Pentax. |
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Cosmicar 75/1.8
Industrial lens made by Pentax |
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Curz Proiector 75/1.8
Cine projector lens with silver metal barrel and black nose. |
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D.O. Industries 135/4.5 [V1]
US marketed Japanese-made enlarger lens. |
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D.O. Industries 135/4.5 [V2]
US marketed Japanese-made enlarger lens. Same series as Fujimoto [V2]. |
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D.O. Industries 38/4.5
43mm image circle. Dyotar. AKA Beseler Wide Angle, Jessop enlarger lens. |
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D.O. Industries 40/3.5
AKA Yashica / Hoya / Bogen / Osawa Tominon enlarger lens. |
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D.O. Industries 50/4.5
Dyotar enlarger lens. |
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D.O. Industries 90/4.5 [V1]
US marketed Japanese-made enlarger lens. |
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D.O. Industries Cine Navitar 45/2
Metal barrel American-branded, Japanese-made cine projector lens. |
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D.O. Industries Cine Navitar 80/2
Metal barrel American-branded, Japanese-made cine projector lens. |
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D.O. Industries Golden Navitar 100-200/3.5
Metal barrel American zoom slide projector lens. |
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D.O. Industries Golden Navitar 70-125
Metal barrel American zoom slide projector lens. |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging 152/4.5 [V2]
Dallcoated English enlarger lens. Codename: Enlar. |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging 51/3.5
English enlarger lens marked 2" f/3.5. Codename: Agben. |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging Anastigmat 102/4.5
'Dallcoated' post-war English enlarger lens marked 4” |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging Anastigmat 178/5.6 [V1]
Special Chromatic Correction version of the Standard f4.5 version. British enlarger lens: most [V1] samples uncoated. Codename: Edlar. |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging Anastigmat 178/5.6 [V2]
Special Chromatic Correction version of the Standard f4.5 version. British enlarger lens: some [V2] samples Dallcoated. Codename: Edlar. |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging Anastigmat 216/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 8.5” |
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Dallmeyer [Standard] Enlarging Anastigmat 82/4.5 [V2]
English four-element enlarger lens marked 3¼"- part of Dallmeyer's third-generation 'Standard' range. |
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Dallmeyer Deluxe 178/5.6
English enlarger lens. |
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Dallmeyer Deluxe 51/3.5 [V2]
English enlarger lens. [V2] was produced from 1971-c.1980. Otherwise appears identical to differently marked [V1]. Lens sample loaned by Real Camera. |
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Dallmeyer Deluxe Anastigmat 254/5.6
English enlarger lens marked 10” |
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Dallmeyer Deluxe Anastigmat 51/3.5 [V1]
English enlarger lens. [V1] marked 2”f/4.5 Anastigmat and produced between 1958-1971. Otherwise apparently identical to [V2]. Lens sample loaned by Real Camera. |
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Dallmeyer Enlarging 82/4.5
'Dallcoated' English enlarger lens. |
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Dallmeyer Enlarging Anastigmat 178/4.5 [V1]
English four-element enlarger lens marked 7"- part of Dallmeyer's second-generation 'Standard' range. |
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Dallmeyer Popular Anastigmat 51/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 2” |
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Dallmeyer Popular Enlarging Anastigmat 102/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 4” |
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Dallmeyer Popular Enlarging Anastigmat 135/4.5
Entry-level English enlarger lens marked 5.3” f/4.5 [135mm]. |
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Dallmeyer Popular Enlarging Anastigmat 76/4.5 [V1]
Second generation entry-level English enlarger lens marked 3”. Codename: Kepar. |
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Dallmeyer Popular Enlarging Anastigmat 76/4.5 [V2]
Third generation entry-level English enlarger lens marked 3”. Codename: Kepar. |
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Dallmeyer Popular Enlarging Anastigmat 82/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 3¼". |
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Dallmeyer Projection 50/2.8
Projector lens. Silver body. Aperture estimated. |
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Dallmeyer Series XII 121/3.4
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=4¾". Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XII 50/2.8
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked 2". Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 102/2.1 [V1]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=4" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 108/2.4
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. FFD measured from barrel: rear element is recessed 6mm. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=5½" on barrel. Rated by Dallmeyer at f2.4. These first generation models were not Dallcoated. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 114/2.4
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=4½" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 121/2.7
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=4¾" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 130/2.7 [V1]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=5"=13cm on barrel. First generation uncoated model (pre-1950). Early serials have copperplate script 'JH Dallmeyer' logo. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 140/2.9 [V1]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. FFD measured from barrel: rear element is recessed 6mm. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=5½" on barrel. Rated by Dallmeyer at f2.9. These first generation models were not Dallcoated. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 152/3.2
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=6" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 165/3.3
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=6½" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 178/3.4
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=7" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 76/2.0 [V2]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=3" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 83/2.0 [V1]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=3¼" on barrel. Pre-1950 first generation [V1] models were uncoated and distinguished by rendition of the Dallmeyer logo in copperplate script. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 89/2.0 [V1]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=3½" on barrel. These first generation (pre-1950) models were uncoated. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 89/2.0 [V1]
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=3½" on barrel. [V2] has later serials and different markings but likely identical optically. |
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Dallmeyer Series XIV 95/2.1
Petzval (air-spaced rear crown + flint) kinematograph projector lens. Silver body, black nose. Marked F=3¾" on barrel. Likely in production during, or just after the end of, WW1. |
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Dallmeyer Standard Anastigmat 140/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 5.5” |
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Dallmeyer Standard Anastigmat 152/4.5 [V1]
English enlarger lens marked 6”. Codename: Enlar. |
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Dallmeyer Standard Anastigmat 190/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 7.5” |
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Dallmeyer Standard Anastigmat 61/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 2.4” |
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Dallmeyer Standard Anastigmat 76/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 3” |
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Dallmeyer Standard Anastigmat 82/4.5
English enlarger lens marked 3.25” |
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Dallmeyer Super-Lite 127/1.9
35mm projector lens. Chrome body, black nose. Marked F=5". Late Dallcoated model. |
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Delitar 105/3
Projector lens from Delft Delitar |
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Deltanon 50/3.5
Black Japanese-made triplet enlarger lens tested by Photo-ciné Revue in 1980 when it retailed at 135 francs. Appears to be AKA a number of other 50/3.5 lenses. |
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Dia Anastigmat 105/4.5
Black enlarger lens. Silver mount. |
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Dia Anastigmat 75/3.5
Black enlarger lens. Silver mount. |
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Dia S-Dia 50/3.5
All black Japanese enlarger lens sold by Kashimura Co. Ltd. Probably rebadged Fujimoto. |
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Dixons Autocrat 50/3.5
Enlarger lens made in Japan |
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Dixons Autocrat 75/3.5 [V2]
Black Japanese enlarger lens with silver mount. Identical to Lentar 75/3.5, Prinz 75/3.5 [V2] and Accura 75/3.5 [V2]. |
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Dixons Autocrat Deluxe 75/3.5
Black enlarger lens with silver nose. Made in Japan. |
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Docter 105/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. |
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Docter 135/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. |
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Docter 165/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. Catalogue # 540 511 007. |
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Docter 180/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. Catalogue # 540 512 003. |
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Docter 210/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. Catalogue # 540 513 002. |
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Docter 250/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. Catalogue # 540 514 003. |
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Docter 360/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. Catalogue # 540 516 007. |
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Docter 50/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. |
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Docter 75/4.5
Tessar enlarger lens made at the former Zeiss facility in Saalfield. Markings vary: early versions tend to be Docter Jena; later Docter Wetzlar. Most single-coated, but post-1993 samples may be multicoated. |
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Docter Agomar 90/2.8
Multicoated lens fitted to Reflecta Diamator-A series slide projectors. All-black plastic body marked Docter-Wetzlar. Appears identical to Reflecta Agomar 90/2.8 [V1]. |
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Docter Doctar CP 100/1.6
Projector lens marked Docter-Wetzlar-Jena. Image circle: 55mm |
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Docter Doctarlux 150/2.8
Multicoated slide projector lens. All-black body marked Docter-Wetzlar. Optically excellent. |
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Docter Doctarlux 240/4
Multicoated slide projector lens. All-black body marked Docter-Wetzlar. Optically excellent. |
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Docter Doctarlux 25/2.8
Multicoated wide-angle slide projector lens. All-black body marked Docter-Wetzlar (therefore late production). From Docter's premium Doctarlux range. Image circle likely < 35mm. Actual focal length: 26.7mm. |