quartz lens
alex gavr
eav
peterblaise
> http://groups.google.com/group/KMUG?hl=en> Does anybody know where I can get a quartz lens for Sony Alpha DSLR?
> On Jun 25, 3:00 pm, eav <edwa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Never heard of it, could you give some more details.
Hi and welcome, Alex and "eav",
Folks, quartz lenses are useful for UV Ultra Violet photography, for
example, optimized for 230-266nm wavelength light. There are some
specifically made for Nikon mount, very expensive, and I don't think
they are in production, so used prices are going up and up. It's
always fun to read such photographer collections as available at
http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/uv-lens.htm I think you can find
new ones in custom T-mount (Tamron's original T-ring that can be made
for almost any camera, manul operation only) from various scientific
suppliers. Try a Google.com search for [quartz lens t-mount 35mm],
find:
http://www.ukaoptics.com/uvquartz.html
Universe Kogaku America 116 Audrey Avenue, Oyster Bay, NY 11771 USA
Phone: 516-624-2444 · Fax: 516-624-3109 · E-Mail: in...@UKAoptics.com
== info @ UKAoptics . com
UV8040BK 78mm F/3.8 Quartz Lens-
The lenses at right are 78mm F/3.8 and feature adjustable iris and
focus and a removable C-T mount adapter. The T-mount can be converted
to Nikon F-mount with an accessory converter. This lens will cover
35mm film format.
UV1054B 105mm F/4.0 Quartz Lens -
At right is the 105mm F/4.0 quartz lens shown with and without the
included C-T adapter. This lens will cover 35mm film format and
features an adjustable iris and focus. It has the look and feel of a
high quality SLR lens and can also accept the Nikon F adapter. All
lenses are in stock for immediate delivery.
Do a Google.com search for [ultraviolet photography[ and see all about
it! Very strange and beautiful.
Alex, tell us more about what you are doing, and let us know how it
goes! Note also the various cc: on this note - check out
http://www.yahoogroups.com/ and find many wonderful Minolta and Sony
SLR folk to help you.
Click!
Love and hugs,
Peter Blaise
Minolta Rokkor Alpha DiMage Photographer
http://www.peterblaisephotography.com/
alex.gavr
On Jul 3, 10:47 am, peterblaise <peterbla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > to: KM...@googlegroups.com == KMUG @ googlegroups . com
> >http://groups.google.com/group/KMUG?hl=en
> > On May 24, 10:06 am, "alex gavr" <alex.g...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Does anybody know where I can get a quartz lens for Sony Alpha DSLR?
> > On Jun 25, 3:00 pm, eav <edwa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Never heard of it, could you give some more details.
>
> Hi and welcome, Alex and "eav",
>
> Folks, quartz lenses are useful for UV Ultra Violet photography, for
> example, optimized for 230-266nm wavelength light. There are some
> specifically made for Nikon mount, very expensive, and I don't think
> they are in production, so used prices are going up and up. It's
> always fun to read such photographer collections as available athttp://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/uv-lens.htmI think you can find
> new ones in custom T-mount (Tamron's original T-ring that can be made
> for almost any camera, manul operation only) from various scientific
> suppliers. Try a Google.com search for [quartz lens t-mount 35mm],
> find:
>
> http://www.ukaoptics.com/uvquartz.html
>
> Universe Kogaku America 116 Audrey Avenue, Oyster Bay, NY 11771 USA
> Phone: 516-624-2444 · Fax: 516-624-3109 · E-Mail: i...@UKAoptics.com
> == info @ UKAoptics . com
>
> UV8040BK 78mm F/3.8 Quartz Lens-
> The lenses at right are 78mm F/3.8 and feature adjustable iris and
> focus and a removable C-T mount adapter. The T-mount can be converted
> to Nikon F-mount with an accessory converter. This lens will cover
> 35mm film format.
>
> UV1054B 105mm F/4.0 Quartz Lens -
> At right is the 105mm F/4.0 quartz lens shown with and without the
> included C-T adapter. This lens will cover 35mm film format and
> features an adjustable iris and focus. It has the look and feel of a
> high quality SLR lens and can also accept the Nikon F adapter. All
> lenses are in stock for immediate delivery.
>
> Do a Google.com search for [ultraviolet photography[ and see all about
> it! Very strange and beautiful.
>
> Alex, tell us more about what you are doing, and let us know how it
> goes! Note also the various cc: on this note - check outhttp://www.yahoogroups.com/and find many wonderful Minolta and Sony
> SLR folk to help you.
>
> Click!
>
> Love and hugs,
>
> Peter Blaise
> Minolta Rokkor Alpha DiMage Photographerhttp://www.peterblaisephotography.com/
Hi; PeterThank you very much for your kind reply. In fact I had
already called this company a while ago they said that they can not
make a single lens especially for me They are manufacturing lenses
only in commercial quantities; About myself: currently I live in
Geneva swizerland. Not a very good place for photography. I have
started to take pictures in eatly childhood with a soviet-made Zorkij
rangefinder camera(a copy of Leica) perhaps you have heard about it
This was my father's gift. Many years later I svitched to Yashica. And
last year I was seduced by Sony anverticements. that is all in short.
Best regards and god bless you