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1. Vintage Camera Lenses Vintage Photography from Analog to Zeiss. Lenses / Nikon / Nikon F. August 6, Nikon 50mm – NIKKOR-H – NIKKOR-H-C and AI. The Nikon 50 was the standard 50mm prime lens of Nikon SLR cameras. It is a 6 element lens design that was introduced in and was produced until

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2. Schneider Optics lenses are optically corrected and broadband coated for the spectral range of nm, nm, and nm, offering optimal transmission across the VIS-NIR spectral range. Schneider Optics is one of the superior lens manufacturers that publishes and warrants lp/mm, MTF, and transmission data for its lens products.

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3. Bifocal Lenses. When Were They Invented: Late ’s by Benjamin Franklin as most assume – however, Samuel Pierce is thought of to have produced bifocal lenses at the same time as Mr. Franklin or even several years prior. What They Are: Bifocal lenses are used to correct up to two focal distance problems. The most common correction is located in the upper portion of the lens for distance.

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4. Whether you shoot on Canon, Nikon or Sony, or solely use third party gear, this post is designed to give you the best information available and help you in your lens buying future. To make sure you know what you’re doing when the time comes to replace that old kit lens, I’m going to walk you through focal length, aperture and what all those little letters on your lens mean.

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5. Jan 23,  · 4. mm f/2 Olympus OM Zuiko Auto-T. Olympus OM mm is one of the best vintage portrait lenses still available today. It was introduced along with the multi-spot-metering Olympus OM-4 in and it was one of the few Olympus lenses of its era to incorporate ED glass.

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6. Aug 18,  · Even at moderate aperture, modern lenses based on this design require additional elements to correct these aberrations, sometimes making symmetrical lenses complex and expensive. History: The Rapid Rectilinear lens, developed in the s, was the fist symmetrical lens (lenses with nearly identical elements on either side of a central stop) of.

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7. The lenses are shown right-side-up as mounted on the camera (but there's a special note on the Canon). This is a late Canon FD mount, "bayonet" style. The "breech" style Canon FD mount looks similar, but you need to hold your lens so that the top is toward the red dot in the photo for the levers to be in the same position. These fit all manual.

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8. Anti-reflective lenses go beyond just looking more aesthetically appealing in flash photography; these lenses also provide better schichohprinycsmidagearripbiosmackidscer.xyzinfo of your eye like a camera: it gets better images with more light, and an anti-reflective coating increases the amount of light that enters the eye beause it's not bouncing off or inside the lens.

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9. Lens adapters allow you to attach different lenses to your camera even if your camera isn't explicitly designed to work with them. They eliminate the need for an entirely new camera, and allow you to take many different lenses on a shoot. Types of Add-On Lenses. Add-on lenses include super macro lenses, fisheye lenses, wide-angle lenses, and more.

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