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| − | The '''Solagon''' 50mm, | + | |image_source= http://www.flickr.com/photos/29504544@N08/3338369022/in/pool-camerawiki/ |
| + | |image= http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3341/3338369022_645159fb9a.jpg | ||
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| + | |image_text= Solagon on an Agfa Super Silette | ||
| + | |image_by= Hans Kerensky | ||
| + | |image_rights= with permission | ||
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| + | The '''Solagon''' 50mm, f/2.0 is a typical double-gauss lens designed and manufactured by [[Agfa]]. | ||
Some later models are "Color-Solagon"s. | Some later models are "Color-Solagon"s. | ||
| − | It is a | + | It is a high-ended lens used on Agfa cameras, which appeared firstly on the [[Silette|Super-Silette]] 2.0, then the [[Karat#Karat_36|Karat 36]] and [[Karat#Karat_IV|Karat Ⅳ]]. |
| − | Its performance is great, even compared with [[Schneider]]- | + | Its performance is great, even compared with [[Schneider]]-Xenon 50mm, 2.0 and Ultron 50mm, 2.0. |
| − | Later, the 55mm 2.0 Solagons were | + | Later, the 55mm 2.0 Solagons were fitted on the [[Ambiflex|Ambiflex]]/[[Agfaflex]]. |
By the 70's Solagons were OEMed by some Japanese companies. | By the 70's Solagons were OEMed by some Japanese companies. | ||
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| Solagon on an Agfa Super Silette image by Hans Kerensky (Image rights) |
The Solagon 50mm, f/2.0 is a typical double-gauss lens designed and manufactured by Agfa.
Some later models are "Color-Solagon"s. It is a high-ended lens used on Agfa cameras, which appeared firstly on the Super-Silette 2.0, then the Karat 36 and Karat Ⅳ. Its performance is great, even compared with Schneider-Xenon 50mm, 2.0 and Ultron 50mm, 2.0. Later, the 55mm 2.0 Solagons were fitted on the Ambiflex/Agfaflex.
By the 70's Solagons were OEMed by some Japanese companies.
