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Re: Nikkor coverage


  • From: Robert Erickson <cirkut8@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Nikkor coverage
  • Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2000 04:55:10 -0800 (PST)

Take it as a fact that a 24mm Nikkor lens coverage
will vary from year to year.

I have experence building LarScan rotational cameras
with many different brands and models of 35mm format
lenses. I have learned the hard way that the coverage
on 120/220 film using the same focal length lens will
vary a lot, even using the same focal length lens from
the same manufacturer!

The beauty of using stock lenses is that you can build
the camera with any stock lens and then later find the
model with the greatest coverage.

Bob


---
YM_M4I5S3S_5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
> >Perhaps a YM_M4I5S3S_9 24mm lens would "cover" the
slit
> needed to make a swing
> >lens panorama, but I would be very surprised if it
> covered and known film
> >format beyond 35mm's 24x36.
> 
> Some simple maths will tell why some 35 mm lens may
> cover 120 film.
> 
> Any 35 mm lens covers 36 mm of the 56 mm of a 120
> film.  If a lens is capable
> of shifting 10 mm, it adds 20 mm to the coverage,
> which is 35+20=55.
> 
> 

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Robert Erickson, cirkut8@xxxxxxxxx
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