sekor k/l 127 vs z 110 vs z 90. highest resolution?

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hello all.

title says it already. as i am doing big prints with a g-componon i am considering resolution as prime priority for a choice of a "normal" length.

which one to choose?
 

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In each case the image scale is different due to the different focal lengths, this effect may be greater than differences in lens resolving power.
 
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well thats clear.. but thanks.
i dont mind the focal length. what i am asking myself, which of these lenses will produce more detail, given a perfectly alligned enlarger and lens capable of high magnification (2x)
 

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I would guess probably the 110 as it came later.

I am not sure if the 127 exists in KL version. The 127/3.8 was one of the first lenses for the system.

You should run a test.
 

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I had an RZ with the 110. The first time that I used it I shot a group portrait of my wife with her son, his wife and new baby. My wife said never again. She hated that lens.

Sometimes lenses can be too sharp. :whistling:
 
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well, thanks everybody.
i will get the 90 and the 110 and compare them, then decide which one to keep.
chris
 
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