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| Lenses -> B-mount -> Pentacon Prakticar 2.8/28 (1st/2nd version) | |
| Construction - | 7 elements, 7 groups |
| Angular field - | 75° |
| Minimum focusing distance - | 0.25m |
| Minimum aperture - | f/22 |
| Filter size - | 49mm |
| Weight - | ?g / 240g |
| Lens size - | 54X60mm / ?X60mm |
| Description - | B-mount version of the Orestegon 2.8/29, new design, a number of variations in engravings and materials, perhaps along with others during the Schneider period a quantity was marked as Meyer-Optik Gorlitz. 1st version with metal barrel, 2nd version with plastic barrel, 2nd version also labeled 'Carl Zeiss Jena P' and 'Meyer Optik'. |
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Artdog by Koji Kawakami Additonal data: Camera: Praktica BC 1 Shot on Kodak E100VS with f4 Thisphoto is cropped a bit using photoshop element. Small court by Koji Kawakami Additional data: Camera: Praktica BC 1 Shot on Kodak E100VS with f8 AE (auto exposure mode) A corner of used to be a small village, now fashionable district of city Toronto CANADA. Tallinn by Haldor Hartwig Additional data: Camera: Praktica BX 20 Shot on:Fuji Superia 400, 1/15 sec at f2.8 The photo shows the town hall tower of Tallinn, Estonia, date January 1, 2003. Porchester IR by Mark Pitchers Additional data: Camera: Praktica BC1 Shot on: Kodak High Speed Infrared Accessory used: RM100 filter Porchester castle in Hampshire, England. This site has some of the best preserved Roman remains in England. |
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