What is the 35mm lens equivalent of a 90mm 4x5 lens, used on a 4x5 with a 6x7 roll film adapter? I am trying to pre-judge compositions but I just don't know what focal length I am working with.
I would use my 28mm PC Nikkor also switching to 90mm on 4x5. Very close.
Part of my duty was to provide for Architects 35mm slides as well as large format with similar views.
OP, people are understanding your question in two different ways. Are you looking for a lens to use on 135 or for one to use on 6x7? To me it sounds like you want to know the closest in 135 to a 90 on 6x7. And that's a 50. It's not hard to calculate yourself: the ratio of the long side of the frame (or short or diagonal if that's more important) to focal length is about the same: 70:90 and 36:50 mm.
What is the 35mm lens equivalent of a 90mm 4x5 lens, used on a 4x5 with a 6x7 roll film adapter? I am trying to pre-judge compositions but I just don't know what focal length I am working with.
OP, people are understanding your question in two different ways. Are you looking for a lens to use on 135 or for one to use on 6x7? To me it sounds like you want to know the closest in 135 to a 90 on 6x7. And that's a 50. It's not hard to calculate yourself: the ratio of the long side of the frame (or short or diagonal if that's more important) to focal length is about the same: 70:90 and 36:50 mm.
I think I'm reading it as he has a 90mm on a 4x5 with a 6x7cm back, and wants to know the equivalent on 135. So in reality he's asking what the equivalent of a 90 on 6x7 is, really, no need to even think about the 4x5 coverage. So I'd agree with you.
Seems to make logical sense for me: an 80mm on my Bronica SQ is about as close to a 50mm on 135.
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