Voigtlander Bessa Ⅱ apo-lanthar

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I've been always interested in this special camera/lens, it's good to know that one of them is in right hands (and eyes).
 
I have my Bessa II with the Color-Heliar loaded with Fuji Reala, and no Imacon in sight to scan the stuff with.

No wáy I'm even gonna get close to these shots :(.

Tell me, are these crops? I don't see any curly corners, film plane seems really flat. Standard pressure plate in the camera? VERY interested here...!
 
Here is a 100% crop (4000 dpi) of previous image. Center part of the image. You can see on the original where the crop is. Think the grainy 400CN limits the resolution. It is a very small part of the original image.

 
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Kevin said:
Nope, Watson! The dust spots on the last two pics indicate they're scanned negatives. Moreover, these images render exactly like my Bessa II with the APO-Lanthar.

I don't know which is prettier ... the camera or the Lamborghini!
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I am saying that the scanned image has the characteristics of digital in terms of clarity and detail.

I am not disputing that it's a scanned film... Sherlock. :)
 
your photos and information about bessa II apo lanthar

your photos and information about bessa II apo lanthar

thank you for sharing the beautiful photos (europe and asia), and the custom modifications (grip and base) on your camera. this has been the most enjoyable thread this week.

greetings from hamburg

rick
 
up for auction

up for auction

curious about bessa II and apo lanthar, and found one "bargain" on a nearby auction site. i confess i didn't realize the lanthar model was quite SO collectable.


Rare collectable model est. only 300 ever made.
Ort: Singapur




Sofort-Kaufen oder Preis vorschlagen (buy it now or make offer) EUR 4.245,88


cheers

rick
 
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The grip and base are impressive. Is Black Sandalwood a dense wood? Ebony?

yours
FPJ
 
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