Sold: Last Generation Super Angulon 6,8/90 mm Copal 0, sharpest analoge and Digital Schneider wide angle

[Alkibiades]

Sold: Last Generation Schneider Super Angulon MC 6,8/90 mm Copal 0,
sharpest analge and Digital Schneider 90 mm wide angle lens,
Super Angulon of the last generation: fully new developed 8 elements lens design,
made after the big Super Angulon XL line, with smaller but still big enough image angle for 4x5 with all movements,
with much better sharpness than the XL Line, the best of these range.
Therefore is the lens also suitable for digital use with digital backs and cameras.
This is the only one schneider lens with these "silver" design.
Lens is in very good condition,
mint glasses,
shutter perfect working,
barells with minimal cosmetic sights of use.
year of production: end of 2004
Price: 850 euro

 

[apophoto]

beautiful lens. GLWS

 

[trias260]

I am interested,
would like to send a pm, but I fail....

 

[Alkibiades]

I sended you PM now...

 

[Alkibiades]

here as desired from some members a little test of the lens , made with Phase oen 250 back.
first no movement, than 20 mm, than 40 mm ( this is the max movements that the camera linhof techno make possible).

 

[Alkibiades]

details at 20 mm movement

 

[Alkibiades]

here 40 mm movement, no LCC needed,
all pics are made with aperture 11.

 

[Will Deleon]

Thanks for all the testing. Very insightful! How well do you think this lens would perform in a studio / tabletop environment. No macro work, but more of a normal focal length. Looking for a 90mm at the moment and I've been eyeing a Rosenstock 90 digital (magenta ring).

 

[Alkibiades]

If you don't go too close the lens will do a good job, Rodenstock 5,6/90 mm magenta ring is also a wide angle lens design, very similar to this super angulon.
both lenses have very good sharpness, but this Super Angulon
is better at large movements at the corners as it is a genuine 4x5 lens, perfect calibrated for the large image circle.
If your main focus is for studios work so maybe Apo Digitar 4/80 mm or 4,5/90 mm will be the perfect choice.

 

[Will Deleon]

If you don't go too close the lens will do a good job, Rodenstock 5,6/90 mm magenta ring is also a wide angle lens design, very similar to this super angulon.
both lenses have very good sharpness, but this Super Angulon
is better at large movements at the corners as it is a genuine 4x5 lens, perfect calibrated for the large image circle.
If your main focus is for studios work so maybe Apo Digitar 4/80 mm or 4,5/90 mm will be the perfect choice.

Thanks for the information! I'll look into the other options.

 

[RodK]

The. error of the red wave length light is always greater in wide angle designs. And the error increases the closer you get to the subject. So as someone suggested the Schneider 90mm or 100mm 4.5 or the 80mm F4 digital will be better. The 100mm Apo-Sironar-S or the newer 105mm Macro, from Rodenstock would also be great choices.

 

[Alkibiades]

absolutly, for product and close best deal are Apo digitars 80mm, 90 mm or when bigger movements are
required
100 mm or Rodenstock Apo Sironar Digital 5,6/105 mm that based on Apo Sironar-S but is not the same.

 

[Alkibiades]

One is sold,
as I own two copies of this rare lens the last one is still available.

 

[Alkibiades]

my last mint copy is still avaiable....

 

[Alkibiades]

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[Alkibiades]

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