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   rolfmg · 2021-05-04 14:33

   @klawe In der Tat - ein double selfie sozusagen......aber war circa 40cm dran......das Objektiv habe ich jetzt aber mit der Bildbearbeitungssoftware herausgeholt......wollte halt nachsehen, ob man was erkennen kann.

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   rolfmg · 2021-05-04 14:34

   @klawe....und das Spiegelbild macht richtig schlang....es sind aber wohl die Stativbeine.....(-;

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   rolfmg · 2021-05-04 14:35

   ...@klawe...schlank natürlich

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   leisuresuit · 2023-07-04 10:21

   Excellent, what lens is this?

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   rolfmg · 2023-07-04 14:08

   @leisuresuit do you mean the lens on the photo or the lens, with which I have taken the shot? The lens shown on the photo is the rare Leidolf Lordon lens mounted on the Leidolf LORDOX/Wetzlar. Leidolf started camera production post war in the late fourties and end of the fifties they went unfortunately bankrupt. Even though of high quality the equipment was somewhat outdated and too expensive. It is said (not sure whether this is a myth) that a technician of LEICA cameras (also in Wetzlar) had troubles with his superiors and changed to Leidolf in Wetzlar. Leidolf was producing microscopes pre war and the technician suggested to start producing cameras. Not many models were made - I have a Leidolf Lordox - a simple but very robust camera.

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   rolfmg · 2023-07-04 14:11

   @leisuresuit The taking lens is a Carl Zeiss Tessar (also Wetzlar and NOT Jena) 50mm with a Proxar close up lens from Zeiss.