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| Moxies |
Posted - Dec 31 2015 : 05:02:52 AM
Hi everybody.
I got an MTO-1000 for aerial photo (with specific main mirror (Citall-CO115) to avoid problem of thermal shock in the air). On the name ring is written GOZ, lens is from 1962 (if it follows usual serial number system).
But according to Princelle's book, GOZ had joined the TOMP in 1929 (then VOOMP and then GOMZ, LOMO...well, you certainly know the story).
So, how is it possible to find lens with GOZ marking in 1962? I saw on the net similar lenses from 1966 and 1963.
Thanks! |
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| Moxies |
Posted - Jan 08 2016 : 04:03:50 AM
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Originally posted by Luiz Paracampo
I just began working on Artia in Rio de Janeiro in 1962 which imported such lenses and those sure were bult by LZOS with the "C" symbol at the time the exporter was Stankoimport not Mashpriborintorg yet.
Best regards andHappy new year!
Stankoimport sold machinery to a Sao Paulo firm Intercom who also I knew the people.
LP
Luiz, thanks for your info! |
| Luiz Paracampo |
Posted - Jan 04 2016 : 5:37:04 PM
I just began working on Artia in Rio de Janeiro in 1962 which imported such lenses and those sure were bult by LZOS with the "C" symbol at the time the exporter was Stankoimport not Mashpriborintorg yet.
Best regards andHappy new year!
Stankoimport sold machinery to a Sao Paulo firm Intercom who also I knew the people.
LP
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| Moxies |
Posted - Jan 03 2016 : 03:24:32 AM
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Originally posted by Vlad
hmm, interesting regard LZOS in 1962. Their website may not be very accurate possibly.
See 1973:
http://lzos.ru/en/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=138&Itemid=75
About Ebay, it was not 62 but 65
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Monster-MTO-1000mm-f-10-Mirror-Telephoto-lens-screw-M39-42-for-SLR-camera-Red-P-/321944922451?hash=item4af569a953:g:TCEAAOSw8-tWaWMk
Thanks for the link! Also interesting in 1960. |
| Vlad |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 3:09:50 PM
hmm, interesting regard LZOS in 1962. Their website may not be very accurate possibly.
See 1973:
http://lzos.ru/en/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=138&Itemid=75 |
| Moxies |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 2:20:25 PM
Yes, I learned about the purpose of this lens on lens club ru.
I think what is written is true, excepted the date.
Lens does not have focus ring, it's on infinity. So that sound logical that's it's for aerial photo on bomber (after bombing to check results). That's also why your explanation of GOZ go on this way too.
About LZOS, I saw a MTO-1000 (usual) LZOS from 1962... On ebay I think. |
| Vlad |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 1:50:02 PM
oh and for some reason Georgiy Abramov mentions this particular GOZ lens as a possible prototype on his site, but according to http://lens-club.ru/lenses/item/c_5435.html this lens was used on a TU-16 bomber for registering the target hits. Also yours seems to be a much earlier example than lens-club.ru mentions, they say they were made starting in 67 but yours is 5 years earlier. |
| Vlad |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 1:47:43 PM
Hmm.. it may be hard to know for sure but reading the history of LZOS factory, it is mentioned that production of such photographic lenses started around 1973 so with this serial #, I would venture a guess this is a KMZ model. |
| Moxies |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 11:04:25 AM
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Originally posted by Vlad
There's no logo anywhere else on the lens?
No, that's the only marking at all on the lens. It's a big metal tube.
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| Vlad |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 11:00:43 AM
There's no logo anywhere else on the lens? |
| Moxies |
Posted - Jan 02 2016 : 10:58:47 AM
I think it's the most logical solution atm.
Now need to know which plant did it, KMZ or LZOS.
KMZ started the production of MTO, and I'm not sure LZOS already produced MTO in 1962. Princelle say production started in 1965...
But LZOS looks to be the plant where is produced this Citall-CO115 necessary to use mirrorlens in the sky (at least, this material is produced by LZOS today).
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| Vlad |
Posted - Jan 01 2016 : 8:19:13 PM
Thanks! Happy New Year to you as well. At least that's what I think it means, I could be wrong if someone here can confirm or deny - it would be great.
Vlad |
| Moxies |
Posted - Jan 01 2016 : 6:52:00 PM
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Originally posted by Vlad
Hi Moxies, as far as I know these lenses were only made by KMZ or LZOS, and since it's a military version that you have here it bears the GOZ abbreviation which normally means "Государственный Оборонный Заказ" - "State Defense Order", a series of military production made by order of MVD - Ministry of Internal Affairs (at least that's where it falls into in Russia, not 100% sure about USSR)
Cheers,
Vlad
Great, I didn't know about "Государственный Оборонный Заказ", thanks a lot!
And Happy new year!  |
| Vlad |
Posted - Jan 01 2016 : 5:18:05 PM
Hi Moxies, as far as I know these lenses were only made by KMZ or LZOS, and since it's a military version that you have here it bears the GOZ abbreviation which normally means "Государственный Оборонный Заказ" - "State Defense Order", a series of military production made by order of MVD - Ministry of Internal Affairs (at least that's where it falls into in Russia, not 100% sure about USSR)
Cheers,
Vlad |
