Sony A7/A7r with old lenses

[JoelM]

Don't know if this has been posted, but here's a very interesting page with short videos, addicting, to watch about mostly old lenses on his Sony. He even 3d printed a lens.

https://www.mathieustern.com/new-page-39/

Enjoy,

Joel

 

[pegelli]

OM Zuiko day :toocool:


In the beginage of Antwerp

A7 + OM Zuiko 21/3.5



University college of Antwerp (need to go back again early morning, now the sun was in the wrong spot )

A7 + OM Zuiko 24/2.8

 

[sergtum]

nfd 35/2 + sony a7

DSC01283 by Mr TTT, on Flickr

 

[sergtum]

чай на льду by Mr TTT, on Flickr

Isco Isconar 100/4 + a7

 

[KeithDM]

1951 Leica 5cm Summicron Collapsible on A7III. Both at f2. The lens has a min focus distance of 1m and the fruit bowl is a 100% crop.

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[pegelli]

An old mansion in Antwerp-Berchem


A7 + M-Summicron 50/2 DR

 

[sergtum]

DSC01390 by Mr TTT, on Flickr

a7 with Carl Zeiss 50/1,7 C/Y MMJ

 

[pegelli]

A7ii with an old and partly disfunctional Meyer Görlitz 50/2.8 Domiplan. The aperture is stuck wide open and there's severe decentering making the right side of the image quite fuzzy. But I still like the shot, so we could call this "lens character"


Garden Tiger:

 

[pegelli]

Yesterday I also used my oldest lens, a 1948 (according to the serial #) Leica Elmar 50/3.5 that my father bought new in 1949.

It originally did double duty on his IIIf as well as enlarging lens in a Leitz Valoy enlarger.


1: No horseplay



2: Ivy (at MFD with a Hawk "type 3"Helicoid adapter)



3: Fallen


All on an A7ii

 

[sergtum]

a7 + Jupiter-11 "П" КМЗ 1957 KievRF

DSC01478 by Mr TTT, on Flickr

 

[sergtum]

DSC01495 by Mr TTT, on Flickr

a7 + Jupiter-11 "П" КМЗ 1957 KievRF

 

[hakkalo]

Astro-Berlin Pan-Tanchar 28mm F1.8

 

[sergtum]

DSC01645 by Mr TTT, on Flickr

sony a7 with Юпитер-9 "П" (Арсенал, Kiev RF)

 

[hakkalo]

Chiyoko Super-Rokkor 45mm F2.8

 

[hakkalo]

Chiyoko Super-Rokkor 45mm F2.8

 

[pegelli]

Golden diamond


A7ii + Meyer Görlitz Filmostar 75 mm, a projection lens with an unknown max aperture and no aperture mechanism.

 

[Knorp]

A7ii + Meyer Görlitz Filmostar 75 mm, a projection lens with an unknown max aperture and no aperture mechanism.

I read that the 7,5 cm Filmostar III lens of the Filmosto projector has 1:3.5

 

[Knorp]

I read that the 7,5 cm Filmostar III lens of the Filmosto projector has 1:3.5

Other info: http://www.wikiwand.com/de/Filmosto

Filmostar II, 1:3/75 mm (Hersteller-Aufschrift: Hugo Meyer & Co - Görlitz)

Filmostar III, 1:3/75 mm (Aufschrift f = 7,5 cm)
Filmostar III, 1:3,5/75 mm (Aufschrift f = 7,5 cm)
Filmostar III, 1:3/100 mm (Aufschrift F = 10 cm)
Filmostar III, 1:3,5/100 mm (Aufschrift F = 10 cm)

Filmostar IV, 1:3/100 mm (Aufschrift F = 10 cm)​

 

[pegelli]

I read that the 7,5 cm Filmostar III lens of the Filmosto projector has 1:3.5

Thanks Bart, the print on the lens said it was a Filmostar II, but I don't know how much difference that would make in max (and only) aperture. It's not my lens, I was using it a gathering with other photographers and there were a few of us who are into old Meyer Görlitz lenses (both projector as well as camera lenses).


Here's another one with a Meyer Görltz Primoplan 75/1.9



And this is a view how some of these projector lenses look on a camera (also with the primoplan)


One thought comes to mind when using such old stuff: "It's all about character, sharpness is overrated" :ROTFL:

 

[pegelli]

Other info: http://www.wikiwand.com/de/Filmosto

Filmostar II, 1:3/75 mm (Hersteller-Aufschrift: Hugo Meyer & Co - Görlitz)

Filmostar III, 1:3/75 mm (Aufschrift f = 7,5 cm)
Filmostar III, 1:3,5/75 mm (Aufschrift f = 7,5 cm)
Filmostar III, 1:3/100 mm (Aufschrift F = 10 cm)
Filmostar III, 1:3,5/100 mm (Aufschrift F = 10 cm)

Filmostar IV, 1:3/100 mm (Aufschrift F = 10 cm)​

Thanks again Bart, I guess it's the f 3 version that I used then.