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FS: Rodenstock 210mm Sironar
Posted: 13 Nov 2012, 16:19
by Geoff Roberts
Selling my Rodenstock 5.6/210 Sironar.
A bargain with a starting bid of $180. The is a ring around the edge of the glass hence the low price, but it has no effect on image quality. Only selling as I have acquired a Sironar S with a move to 8x10 in mind.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/321020262827 ... 987wt_1413
Re: FS: Rodenstock 210mm Sironar
Posted: 13 Nov 2012, 16:35
by Walter Glover
What sort of 8x10 Geoff, and why?
I have the Sinaron SE version of the 210mm and it is a cracker of a lens, but it essentially only just cover 8x10 on-axis with about 3 or 4 mm to spare.
Re: FS: Rodenstock 210mm Sironar
Posted: 13 Nov 2012, 17:04
by Geoff Roberts
Why 8x10? Perhaps only because I am a bit silly, but I do want to try it. I don't have a 8x10 camera yet Walter and it may be a while, but I am starting to put together some bits and pieces as I find them. I am hoping an 8x10 Arca conversion set will appear on ebay one day.
Re: FS: Rodenstock 210mm Sironar
Posted: 18 Nov 2012, 18:57
by Walter Glover
Well Geoff,
After months of dizzy dilly-dallying about like a good sort I have finally reassembled the Sinar 8x10 and am ready to shoot.
I put my Sinaron SE (Rodenstock Apo-Sironar S) 210mm on the camera and I can assure you that is does not cover 8x10 - even on axis.
A trip to Vanbar later in the week for a few trays and a washer and the wheels of industry will begin to grind once more.
Re: FS: Rodenstock 210mm Sironar
Posted: 18 Nov 2012, 19:51
by Geoff Roberts
Oh well, I am enjoying it on 4x5. 8x10 is only a dream for now.
Looking forward to seeing some of your 8x10 work. Have you put together an F or P?
Re: FS: Rodenstock 210mm Sironar
Posted: 19 Nov 2012, 05:14
by Walter Glover
It is the F2 that I showed on here some time back. The camera can still be configured for 4x5 if I should choose to do so.
Biggest part of the project is rearranging the darkroom to accommodate the bigger sheets. Thinking of biting the bullet for a Jobo CPP 3 - just have to weigh up the cost.