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Moxies
Posted - Apr 24 2016 : 07:40:34 AM Hi! I was wondering what were the cameras used before the start of Konvas production (1965)? I have here a cine lens made by GOMZ in 1960 (but produced since 50's). That's why I came to this question.
Here is the lens btw, adapted to photography :
And sample with this lens on A7 :
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Moxies
Posted - Apr 26 2016 : 01:38:26 AM Vlad, thanks a lot, interesting link!
Vlad
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 11:06:20 AM The first mass-produced cameras from KC-1 from LENKINAP.
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 11:02:15 AM As far as I read the two Soviet cine cameras before Konvas-1 were Soyuz KKS and Khronikon. I believe Konvas-1 is 1939.
Valkir1987
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 10:28:10 AM I would really like to know that too. Just because 35mm film was used for cine purposes before it became popular for photograpy. And if the Soviets build their own, they must have developed optics for it.
Great portait btw!
Moxies
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 05:39:45 AM It covers way more than super 35. I read that it cover 60mm.
Kievuser
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 03:38:59 AM I don't know the answer. The result looks excellent. Cine optics were often made to a higher professional standard. Does your lens cover full 35mm frame? Could it be a 70mm movie lens?
