Ayuda con omega D5 y rodenstock 210

Hola muchachos, estoy queriendo montar un rodenstock rodagon 210 en una omega D5, cual es el plato indicado para ese lente.. el lente tiene una rosca de 58mm

Hi guys, I'm looking to mount a rodenstock rodagon 210 on an omega D5, what is the right plate for that lens. the lens has a 58mm thread.

I don't think there is a plate with a larger diameter than 53mm and that one might be hard to find. 50mm is more common. You might have to have something made.

Pieter12 said:

I don't think there is a plate with a larger diameter than 53mm and that one might be hard to find. 50mm is more common. You might have to have something made.

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In the omega D5 manual it only goes up to 50mm and it is for the 150mm lens, I know there are 58mm plates on the omega 13x18. I'm just not sure if that will work, the question is for the group in case anyone has already gone down the road of mounting a 210 on a 4x5.

There is a plate for a 55mm lens thread - 421-934 - which is designed for the Schneider APO Componon HM, but that includes a customized Slide-In Lens Mount and requires a special lens flange supplied with the lens.
As per the KHB D5 Lens Mount Reference: http://www.khbphotografix.com/omega/LensMountD5.htm
It may be that the Rodenstock 210mm lens can't be properly mounted on the enlarger.

Is this enlarger a 5x7 conversion?
You might look into the extended lens cones for the 210mm used on the "E" series enlarger.

ic-racer said:

Is this enlarger a 5x7 conversion?
You might look into the extended lens cones for the 210mm used on the "E" series enlarger.

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thanks for the tip, I take the thread to see if it is applicable,
in honour of the brand I am doing something that the equipment was not made for. Up to 150 lenes is what was prepared, I know it is likely to apply a 210, now the issue how it is done. hopefully another member has gone the route of applying a 210 on a 4x5 omega D5.
I would also like to ask if you know if it is possible to convert a D5 into a 13x18 (5x7) enlarger.

Regards