|
|
Schneider 110mm f/5.6 Super-Symmar XL Wide Angle Lens with Copal #1 Shutter - USA
Mfr. Part: 01-1036503 SKU: SR11056SSX
enlarge image
|
|
 |
|
|
|
Item Includes
Copal #1 shutter, front and rear caps
|
Description
The Super-Symmar XL Aspheric lenses are part of a generation of aspheric photographic lenses of a very compact design. The 6-element, 4-component aspherics have a 105 degree angle of view. The image circle is similar to a Super-Angulon of a comparable focal length, while further improving the quality of the image at the same time. Because of their high tolerance for different magnification ratios the lenses lead themselves ideally for the most demanding studio applications.
The Super-Symmar XL Aspheric is designed specifically for wide-angle photography and, with the exceptional angle of view of 105 degrees, offers extreme camera movements required for both architectural and dynamic studio photography.
In comparison to the standard Super-Angulons of comparable focal length, the relative aperture has been increased due to the high-precision, aspherical lens elements, resulting in a brighter and more uniform screen image.
With technology in glass manufacturing and specially designed aspherical lenses, chromatic aberration in the image field has been cut in half, providing considerably better image quality than that of standard wide-angle systems. Color fringing, especially at small scale ratios is almost entirely eradicated. The overall dimensions of these lenses have been reduced considerably in comparison to standard wide-angle lenses. The Super-Symmar XL lenses offer the greatest flexibility for both architectural and dynamic studio photography. |
Specifications
| Optical Construction | 4 Groups /6 Elements |
| Shutter | Copal #1 |
| Shutter Speeds | 1-1/400 sec., T, B |
| Aperture Range | f/5.6-f/64 |
| Angle of view | 105° |
| Image Circle | 288mm |
| Filter Size | 67mmEW (52mm thread on rear) |
| Negative Size | up to 13x18cm / 5x7" |
| Weight | 425g /15 oz. |
| | |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Add to Wishlist
Email this Page
Print
