Angenieux 25-250 HR T3.5
Angenieux 25-250 HR T3.5 1962, the First 10x Zoom for 35mm Movie Cameras, the 25-250mm f/3.2 The 10x version for 35 mm appeared in 1962, a 25-250mm f/3.2 T3.9 … Continued
Angenieux 25-250 HR T3.5 1962, the First 10x Zoom for 35mm Movie Cameras, the 25-250mm f/3.2 The 10x version for 35 mm appeared in 1962, a 25-250mm f/3.2 T3.9 … Continued
Angenieux 50-500 HR T5.2 The Angenieux 10:1 HR (high resolution) zoom from the 1990s is the predecessor to the industry workhorse 12:1 zoom. With a non-telescoping barrel, and solid mechanics, … Continued
Bausch & Lomb Super Baltars (TLS) Built during the 1950’s these classic Hollywood cinema lenses were a staple of the era and were used to shoot film classics, such … Continued
Canon K35 Lenses The 18mm, 24mm and 35mm lenses were the first in the range of Canon K35 lenses to be converted into TLS cam form. Classed … Continued
Canon K35 25-120 T2.8 This vintage Canon K-35 25-120mm T2.8 Macro zoom lens covers a great range, has a fast maximum aperture of T2.8 over the entire zoom range, offers … Continued
Cooke S2/S3 Speed Panchros (TLS) A standard by which other prime lenses were measured between the 1930’s and 1950’s, the Cooke Speed Panchros were estimated by George Eastman to have … Continued
Kowa Cine Prominar Primes Manufactured in the late 1960’s, these lenses are known as the Japanese version of the Super Baltars. Optically, they are sharp with low contrast, and have … Continued
Leica R Primes (Rehoused by GL Optics) The Vintage Leica “R” lens set represents a unique combination of sharpness, creamy fall-off, and perfect bokeh elements. With today’s digital sensors, … Continued
Lomo Anamorphic Primes 150mmT3.6—- Focal Length T-Stop Minimum Focus Image Coverage Length Front Diameter 35mm T2.4 – – – – 50mm T2.4 75mm T2.4 – – … Continued
Zeiss Super Speed MK II Primes Focal Length T-Stop Minimum Focus Image Coverage Length Front Diameter 18mm T1.3 10″ – 95mm 80mm 25mm T1.3 10″ – 65mm … Continued