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| − | | image_text=Travenar 1:2,8/50, and Travenar 1:2,8/90 with lens hood, [[Edixa]] variants | + | | image_text=Travenar 1:2,8/50, and Travenar 1:2,8/90 with lens hood, [[Edixa]] variants ([[M42]] screw mount)<br/>and Travegon 1:3,5/35 for [[Exa]] and [[Exakta]] |
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| + | Albert Schacht was the operations manager for [[Carl Zeiss]] from 1919-1926. From 1939-1946, he was the technical director at [[Steinheil]]. He founded his own company, '''A. Schacht''', in 1948 in Munich, Germany. In 1954, the company moved to Ulm. Lenses from the earliest period are marked '''A. Schacht Munchen'''. Those from the later period are marked '''A. Schacht Ulm'''. A. Schacht was acquired in 1967 by another manufacturing company. | ||
| − | + | A. Schacht made lenses for several popular lens mounts of cameras for 35mm film including [[39mm screw lenses|Leica thread mounts]]. Some of these lenses belonged to the set of standard lenses for the [[Edixa Reflex]] SLR. Schacht made also lenses for [[enlarger]]s. The company appears to have stopped production in 1970. | |
| − | ===Lenses=== | + | =Lens Badges= |
| + | * Albinar | ||
| + | * Travenar | ||
| + | * Travegon | ||
| + | * Travelon | ||
| + | * Travegar | ||
| + | * Travenon | ||
| + | * Telescopic | ||
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| + | =Lenses= | ||
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| + | | image_text=A.Schacht Ulm Edixa-Mat-Travenar 1:2,8/90 M42 | ||
| + | |image_by= Jaap Schelvis | ||
| + | |image_rights= with permission | ||
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| + | *Albinar 135mm f/4.5, Exakta mount | ||
| + | *Macro Extenar 50mm macro | ||
*Travenar 50mm | *Travenar 50mm | ||
| + | *Macro Travenar 50mm | ||
| + | *Travenar 85mm | ||
*Travenar 90mm | *Travenar 90mm | ||
*Travenar 135mm | *Travenar 135mm | ||
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*Travegon 35mm | *Travegon 35mm | ||
*Travegon 13.5cm | *Travegon 13.5cm | ||
| + | *Travelon 50mm | ||
| + | *Tele Travelon 200mm | ||
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| + | =Links= | ||
| + | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20170520104851/http://captjack.exaktaphile.com/Schacht%20page.htm Schacht page] at [https://web.archive.org/web/20170607125322/http://captjack.exaktaphile.com/ Captain Jack's Exakta pages] (archived) | ||
| + | *[https://olypedia.de/index.php?title=Schacht Schacht] in [http://olypedia.de Olypedia] (German) | ||
| + | *[https://www.flickr.com/photos/29504544@N08/albums/72157677477000483 A.Schacht München Dutch Leaflet 1954] in [https://www.flickr.com/photos/29504544@N08/ Hans Kerenskys Flickr stream] | ||
[[Category:German lens makers]] | [[Category:German lens makers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:59, 30 July 2022
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| Exakta with early Travenar 1:3.5/135 image by John Kratz (Image rights) |
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| Travenar 1:2,8/50, and Travenar 1:2,8/90 with lens hood, Edixa variants (M42 screw mount) and Travegon 1:3,5/35 for Exa and Exakta image by Uwe Kulick (Image rights) |
Albert Schacht was the operations manager for Carl Zeiss from 1919-1926. From 1939-1946, he was the technical director at Steinheil. He founded his own company, A. Schacht, in 1948 in Munich, Germany. In 1954, the company moved to Ulm. Lenses from the earliest period are marked A. Schacht Munchen. Those from the later period are marked A. Schacht Ulm. A. Schacht was acquired in 1967 by another manufacturing company.
A. Schacht made lenses for several popular lens mounts of cameras for 35mm film including Leica thread mounts. Some of these lenses belonged to the set of standard lenses for the Edixa Reflex SLR. Schacht made also lenses for enlargers. The company appears to have stopped production in 1970.
Lens Badges
- Albinar
- Travenar
- Travegon
- Travelon
- Travegar
- Travenon
- Telescopic
Lenses
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| A.Schacht Ulm Edixa-Mat-Travenar 1:2,8/90 M42 image by Jaap Schelvis (Image rights) |
- Albinar 135mm f/4.5, Exakta mount
- Macro Extenar 50mm macro
- Travenar 50mm
- Macro Travenar 50mm
- Travenar 85mm
- Travenar 90mm
- Travenar 135mm
- Travegar 100mm
- Travegon 35mm
- Travegon 13.5cm
- Travelon 50mm
- Tele Travelon 200mm
Links
- Schacht page at Captain Jack's Exakta pages (archived)
- Schacht in Olypedia (German)
- A.Schacht München Dutch Leaflet 1954 in Hans Kerenskys Flickr stream
