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Voigtlander Prominent Dyanron 100mm User manual

User manual for Voigtlander Prominent Dyanron 100mm. 6 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Voigtländer
Model / document
Voigtlander Prominent Dyanron 100mm
Document type
User manual
Language
English
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6
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8.3 MB
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Film cameras
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Vota Wande: >
DYNARON t45

100 mm
for Voig:lander PROMINENT

[INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE |
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The 4 inch (100 mm.) 2YNARON £/4.5

i l {| This is c genuine telephote/ldhs and is one of the
—. series of Voigtlander high-c/&s# anastigmats. Its short
ll { overall length makes for < , ore evenly balanced

camera-ltns set-yp, and tnus ..Ips to reduce the risk
of came » shake during the exoosure.

The DYNARON is practically free from ¢ gtortion and y"slds “images of finest detail
even at full aperture — with black-anidaw ite as.well-ds colovs ‘iim. The colour cor-
rection is of « particularly high standard.

At very near subject distances (below abc ut 6 feet) the DYNARON shows a certain
softness of definition similar to that which made the Voigtlinder Portrait-Heliar lens
so famous. If crisper definition is required with close-ups, the lens should be stopped
down to f/5.8. A special lens hood is availoble for the DYNARON to cut out unwanted
stray light; it fis over the normal lens hood for the standaid 2 inch (50 mm.) lenses,

Technical Data: Genuine telephoto lens consisting of six components. Angle of view
‘approximately 25 degrees. Lens mount diameter 47 mm. Directly coupled to the camera
rangefinder for focusing. Depth of field scale marked on lens mount.
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