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Re: Pan sharpness, was Roundshot 220VR

  • From: simon nathan <simonwide@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Pan sharpness, was Roundshot 220VR
  • Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 08:43:14 +0000
IF THE NOBLEX HAD INTERCHANGEABLE LENSES YOU WOULD HAVE TO DO ONE MORE THING AND THAT IS TO CHANGE THE NAME PLATE AND CALL IT A HULCHERAMA! KEEP YOUR NOBLEX FOR HAND CAMERA STUFF. STUDY EARLIER 120 PANON/PANOFFICS FOR BUILT-IN LENS PROBLEM. IT HAS FRONT ELEMENT FOCUSING, RIGHT, AND THAT MEANS IT HAS A DIFFERENT FOCAL LENGTH FOR EACH DISTANCE. I SOLD MY PANOFFIC WITH  LEITZ FACTORY MOUNTED ELMAR 50MM F.3.5 TO JAPANESE COLLECTOR, BUT THE PROBLEM WAS SOLVED. SIMON

Andy Buck wrote:

--- Joe McCary <mccary@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Can anyone explain just how a Noblex COULD have
> interchangeable lenses?  I
> have a Noblex 150 and the size of the drum is a
> fixed dimension and that
> relates directly to the Nodal point on the 50mm
> lens.  Change the lens and
> you change the nodal point and you change the drum
> diameter.

Maybe interchangeable drums fitting in a telescoping
rotator? <g> Sounds like an interesting camera...

Andy

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