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ader

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Hi,

has anyone used a rodagon 80mm f5.6 enlarging lens... I've got the oppprtunity to buy one cheap but haven't heard of a f5.6, only a f4..just wondering if there is any difference between the 2...............

ta ade :smile:
 

Donald Miller

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I have a 80 mm 5.6 Rodagon that I bought back in the 80's. I haven't used it in a number of years. The lens performed as well as a Schneider Companon that I also have. I used my Rodagon for both color and black and white.
 
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ader

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ta for the answer, I'm assuming it would fit my Durst M370 BW ???????

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Donald Miller

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I am not sure what your lens board is designed to accept on your model Durst enlarger. I would assume that it would fit. My Rodagon 80 is the same size mount as my Schneider Componan 85 and 135 and the Rodagon 50.
 

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I'm with Don. I use a 150mm Rodagon f/5.6 and it has to be about the best lens I own.

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The mounting thread of the rodagon 80/5.6 is likely to be 39 mm, like most enlarging lenses.

Gilbert
 
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