Hi,
Thanks a lot for all the information. I have a lot to think about, don´t
I?
Regards
Pablo
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000 HI100@xxxxxxx wrote:
> HVeluwen@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> << Not too expensive either are: 1) (off-brand) bellows 2) multi-element
> close-up lenses
> >>
> Novoflex bellows especially the older ones are nice and compact and were also
> resold by Leica. The Novoflex "Noflexar" macro lenses have a reasonable
> reputation. Prices can be as low as $100 or so total for bellows and lens.
> The older Novoflex bellows which have a leica 39mm screw thread can also take
> an enlarger lens that makes a really excellent flat field preset lens. You
> can sometimes get a bellows for as little as $40 and a reasonable enlarger
> lens can be had for even less. Watch out for stripped gears on the bellows,
> as dirt can get trapped and the Aluminum track then gets stripped. Novoflex
> appears to still supply many parts for even very old bellows so buying a
> stripped unit might make sense if you are handy.
>
> Regards,
> Tim Hughes
> >>Hi100@xxxxxxx<<
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