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Cameras equipped with Astro lenses: | Cameras equipped with Astro lenses: | ||
* [[Minifex]] | * [[Minifex]] | ||
| − | See also their [[39mm screw lenses#Astro Berlin|39mm screw lenses]]. | + | ''See also their [[39mm screw lenses#Astro Berlin|39mm screw lenses]].'' |
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| + | List on lenses mounted on the Identoskop reflex housing (from 1938 ad): | ||
| + | * 125/3.5 | ||
| + | * 135/3.5 | ||
| + | * 150/2.3 (main combination) | ||
| + | * 200/2.3 | ||
| + | * 250/2.3 | ||
| + | * 400/5 | ||
| + | * 500/5 | ||
| + | * 600/5 | ||
| + | * 640/5 | ||
| + | * 800/5 | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 23:18, 25 March 2006
Astro Berlin was a German optical company from 1921 to 1991. It was located in Berlin, in what became the Eastern part after the war. It made cine and still camera lenses as well, some with impressive specifications.
Cameras equipped with Astro lenses:
See also their 39mm screw lenses.
List on lenses mounted on the Identoskop reflex housing (from 1938 ad):
- 125/3.5
- 135/3.5
- 150/2.3 (main combination)
- 200/2.3
- 250/2.3
- 400/5
- 500/5
- 600/5
- 640/5
- 800/5
Links
- Exaklaus maintains an astonishing Astro Berlin page
- The Gauss Tachar 75/2 and Pan Tachar 125/2.3 in coupled Leica screw mount at cameraquest
