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Hi!
I have Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 1.8/50 lens and it has a depth of field scale on it like following: 22 16 11 8 4 l 4 8 11 16 22. That vertical line in the middle of the scale is red coloured and number 4 next to it as well. Since I'm planning to shoot infrared for the first time, my question is: Is that "red 4" an infrared, focus compensation mark?
Thanks for your opinions!
 

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That seems likely. Could be useful if you shoot Kodak HIE with a strong IR filter, I guess...

For all other IR films, and "weaker" filters like red, the IR focus mark will give you out-of-focus images.
 
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