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  1. On 12/18/2018 at 5:38 PM, BrooklynDan said:

    It was almost certainly used with either Cooke Speed Panchro or Kinoptik taking lenses. Probably 40,50,75 and 100mm. All the early European 'Scope (Dyaliscope, Totalvision, CinePanoramic) systems used either one or the other. It's most likely pretty sharp since the glass is so big. Would love to see a test, both at infinity and close focus.

    Hi Dan, got this from the Moller Archive in Germany: 

    What do you think?

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  2. On 12/18/2018 at 5:38 PM, BrooklynDan said:

    It was almost certainly used with either Cooke Speed Panchro or Kinoptik taking lenses. Probably 40,50,75 and 100mm. All the early European 'Scope (Dyaliscope, Totalvision, CinePanoramic) systems used either one or the other. It's most likely pretty sharp since the glass is so big. Would love to see a test, both at infinity and close focus.

    Hey Dan, I found this posting: http://forum.mflenses.com/help-identify-this-mount-t56810.html

    Guess by John Barlow... he thinks it might be some sort of bayonet mount. So far I found nothing essential more out.

    Thanks, Dan

  3. Hey! Thanks for your reply. I've contacted the German Moller Museum and waiting for their reply now. I guess it was a synchrofocus (?) lens and I am curious to find out which taking lens it was using. There are even rumors this lens was used for some Hollywood films. But lets see... 

    No, right now I am in Vienna and when I come back to Tokyo I guess I will only bring my Isco, as the Moller is too heavy. It features a 10cm front glas :) 

    But lets get in touch anyways! I am working on a project that takes place in Tokyo and I am always looking for Tokyo related footage. Feel free to PM me if you are interested! 

    cheers,

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  4. Hey folks,

    I sent this message yesterday to Andrew and afterwards came to my mind to post it here too:

    "Hey Andrew, maybe you can help. I own a Moller 30 and I am trying to track down further information on it. Also wrote Moller in Germany. My main interest: Basicly everything. What was it used for? What is the mount called? Synchro focus? What was the taking lens? Things like this. If you have an idea where to ask best,please let me know. Thanks!"

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    Any help is appreciated. 

    I do have more specs and information to share, if somebody is interested.

    cheers,

     

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  5. my problem: 

    I have a brandnew sealed A7S box right directly next to my keyboard. Open or send it back... Ahhhh!

    I do be afraid of the fact that the A7II is as good or at least compareable to the A7S. 

     

    Well, I own a Olympus M5 and all I can say: The IS is unbelievable good. Fast AND Stabilized primes... amazing.

     

    Anybody heard of a release date? 

    Ive asked a friend in HK who deals with camera equipment and he said February. 

  6. I went through a lot of store in Tokyo within the last 2-3 years and all I could track down was 2 Kowa anas in Ginza. Maybe there will be some Iscoramas floating around but I just could track anything down and also all the used camera stores owners had no idea where to ask or look for. 

  7. Andrew, folks... I just got hold of an used M5 with grip and Kit lens for a nice price but I was wondering if there had been any FW fixes made since Andrew's review here? 

     

    btw. the new Sigma ART lenses for MFT look sweet! 

     

  8. Im in a bad situation right now. I need to find myself a stills camera, as the C100 will maintain as my camera for shooting vids, but that axis stabi kills it for me. Thats just amazing. On the other hand RAW files from the A7 look amazing. Would that Olympus be cheaper I'd really think about forgettin sensor size and go with the crop. 

     

    Ive watched the first 5min and the Sony a7 looks a lot softer to me. Also the flares aint that good. 

    And I might say this cause I owe one, but that look just aint no Iscorama look. :)

     

    Seb, you have both cameras... what would be your recommendation? Should I go with the Olympus or the A7? 

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