Up for sale is my 36cm f4.5 Voigtlander Heliar in barrel. Flange is included and is mounted on a 6X6 wooden lens board for Kodak 2D.
This lens in in phenomenal shape for it's age, actually for any age. It has almost perfect glass, a few specks of dust inside and one bubble in the glass from manufacture. This lens was originally painted black from the factory but was repainted by a previous owner and not done well. I have stripped the paint and repainted the lens with an automotive grade enamel. It is black with micro metal flake and looks very nice; it is very durable and will not just rub off like a lot of repaint jobs.
This lens has an enormous amount of bokeh and would be perfect for portraits or landscapes when stopped down. I have mounted it on my Kodak 2D and the image displayed is striking and sharp as a tack. It has 24 aperture blades and is perfectly round. The aperture is dry and turns smoothly.
Please PM with any questions, payment by paypal as a gift or add 3%.
(I do have this listed in another listing but thought it appropriate to list it separately due to the lens' value)
This lens in in phenomenal shape for it's age, actually for any age. It has almost perfect glass, a few specks of dust inside and one bubble in the glass from manufacture. This lens was originally painted black from the factory but was repainted by a previous owner and not done well. I have stripped the paint and repainted the lens with an automotive grade enamel. It is black with micro metal flake and looks very nice; it is very durable and will not just rub off like a lot of repaint jobs.
This lens has an enormous amount of bokeh and would be perfect for portraits or landscapes when stopped down. I have mounted it on my Kodak 2D and the image displayed is striking and sharp as a tack. It has 24 aperture blades and is perfectly round. The aperture is dry and turns smoothly.
Please PM with any questions, payment by paypal as a gift or add 3%.
(I do have this listed in another listing but thought it appropriate to list it separately due to the lens' value)
