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A. Schacht was a lens maker based in Ulm, Germany, founded in 1959 by Albert Schacht. It made lenses for several popular lens mounts of cameras for 35mm film. Some of these lenses belonged to the standard lenses for the Edixa Reflex SLR. Schacht made also lenses for enlargers.
Lenses
- 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 [1]
