More stuff that has sat on LFPF for weeks. These are really really nice lenses, particularly the Fujis. I've dropped the prices considerably.
Fujinon 150mm f6.3 on Seiko size 0ish shutter
Now $170 + 6 S&H
Another somewhat uncommon little number. I feel really bad about selling this little thing because its performance is pretty ridiculous relative to its stature. But not having a camera to put it on means it has to go. Most of my best 4x5 pictures were with this lens. Just a winner. I don't know why but it worked for me. Beautiful stuff. Lightweight, you won't feel this one in your backpack.
Lens is in good user shape. Some cleaning marks. Dust is slightly more than average, but pretty normal. Never stopped me. Shutter sounds snappy and progressive. Aperture blades are clean and smooth. I always got good exposures with it. Hard to find a rear cap for it, there's not much meat back there for it to stick to. I bought a generic cap and added tape to the cap to give some friction (sticky towards the cap, of course). It mostly works. Front cap is some generic job I got that fits pretty ok. The retaining is banged up at the slots. Looks like someone worked pretty hard getting it off a board at some point. Probably because they realized this lens is AWESOME! JK. The ring turns fine, I always hand tighten retaining rings.
This is a real sleeper. AKA a star.
Fujinon - W 210mm f5.6
Now $230 + 6 S&H
Coatings are perfect. Less than expected dust. Aperture is clean and smooth, just mildly stiff but still fine. Just a really lovely lens. Original caps. Comes with generic cable release.
New lens up for sale:
Silver Schneider-Kreuznach Symmar 180mm 5.6/315mm f12 $120 + $5
A pretty nice lens in good user shape. It has dust about what you'd expect. Shutter sounds about right. There's some paint chipping off the shutter. This is either a pretty nice 180mm lens or a pretty shitty 315mm lens depending on the conversion. I never had a camera that would do 315mm so I never had a chance to try it, although I wanted to. A great lens for 5x7. I made many pictures with it that I consider to be my best. I found it to be a great portrait length for a full length portrait. I'm going to hold on to the two fujis for my kit and see if I do anything with them.
Fuji 150mm f6.3
Sample Pictures:
Fujinon 150mm f6.3 on Seiko size 0ish shutter
Now $170 + 6 S&H
Another somewhat uncommon little number. I feel really bad about selling this little thing because its performance is pretty ridiculous relative to its stature. But not having a camera to put it on means it has to go. Most of my best 4x5 pictures were with this lens. Just a winner. I don't know why but it worked for me. Beautiful stuff. Lightweight, you won't feel this one in your backpack.
Lens is in good user shape. Some cleaning marks. Dust is slightly more than average, but pretty normal. Never stopped me. Shutter sounds snappy and progressive. Aperture blades are clean and smooth. I always got good exposures with it. Hard to find a rear cap for it, there's not much meat back there for it to stick to. I bought a generic cap and added tape to the cap to give some friction (sticky towards the cap, of course). It mostly works. Front cap is some generic job I got that fits pretty ok. The retaining is banged up at the slots. Looks like someone worked pretty hard getting it off a board at some point. Probably because they realized this lens is AWESOME! JK. The ring turns fine, I always hand tighten retaining rings.
This is a real sleeper. AKA a star.
Fujinon - W 210mm f5.6
Now $230 + 6 S&H
Coatings are perfect. Less than expected dust. Aperture is clean and smooth, just mildly stiff but still fine. Just a really lovely lens. Original caps. Comes with generic cable release.
New lens up for sale:
Silver Schneider-Kreuznach Symmar 180mm 5.6/315mm f12 $120 + $5
A pretty nice lens in good user shape. It has dust about what you'd expect. Shutter sounds about right. There's some paint chipping off the shutter. This is either a pretty nice 180mm lens or a pretty shitty 315mm lens depending on the conversion. I never had a camera that would do 315mm so I never had a chance to try it, although I wanted to. A great lens for 5x7. I made many pictures with it that I consider to be my best. I found it to be a great portrait length for a full length portrait. I'm going to hold on to the two fujis for my kit and see if I do anything with them.
Fuji 150mm f6.3
Sample Pictures:
