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Schneider Kreuznach 4 new MF-lenses (28 mmPC-TS, 85mm Makro-Symmar,35mm+50mm Xenon, )
Old 09-17-2012   #1
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Schneider Kreuznach 4 new MF-lenses (28 mmPC-TS, 85mm Makro-Symmar,35mm+50mm Xenon, )

for Nikon F, Canon EOS, Sony Alpha and Pentax-K. => http://www.photoscala.de/Artikel/Vie...einbildkameras
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A bit more info on their own site. In English with the product descriptions.
http://www.schneiderkreuznach.com/ph...ews_2012_e.htm
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How does their slr lenses compare to say, the zeiss slr line of lenses?
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this is very interesting ...
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From my photographer buddy in Germany, Schneider Kreuznach is well above Zeiss in the glass chain.

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I can't find anyplace with prices on these lenses.
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They will cost plenty, don't worry.

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I can't find anyplace with prices on these lenses.
If you have to ask, you can't afford it...

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I can't find anyplace with prices on these lenses.
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Preise und Liefertermine werden noch nicht genannt
till now they are unpriced. Start to market is also not mentioned.
IŽll ask if IŽll go to the PK.
But normally Schneider Kreuznach is in the price range between Zeiss and Leica. Or just have a look at the Schneider medium format lenses.
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A bit more info on their own site. In English with the product descriptions.
http://www.schneiderkreuznach.com/ph...ews_2012_e.htm
thanks Roman ,
I just looked at the german news page....
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They're made in Germany, which should tell you all you need to know about pricing (i.e. more expensive than any Japanese equivalent).
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till now they are unpriced. Start to market is also not mentioned.
IŽll ask if IŽll go to the PK.
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I asked yesterday. Schneider presented hand samples (pre production samples).
The new 28 PC TS aspherical was vere impressive an due to his funcionality huge.
_ 28 PC TS aspherical under 6000€ , late 2013
_ 85mm Makro-Symmar under 2000€, early 2013
_ There were no samples, price ranges and start to market dates for the Xenons.
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I asked yesterday. Schneider presented hand samples (pre production samples).
The new 28 PC TS aspherical was vere impressive an due to his funcionality huge.
_ 28 PC TS aspherical under 6000€ , late 2013
_ 85mm Makro-Symmar under 2000€, early 2013
_ There were no samples, price ranges and start to market dates for the Xenons.
This is about what I would have expected. I purchased three Zeiss ZF lenses for my Nikon D800 and was disappointed and returned them. The 100 macro was super sharp even at f2 but had terrible purple fringing till f4-5.6 but could be cleaned up in LR4. The 25 f2 never got sharp on the edges and corners and the 35 f2 only really got sharp at the edges and corners at f8 but wasn't as sharp in the center as the 25. I wanted lenses that i could shoot at f2 not f8 lenses so I sent them back. What good is a lens you can't shoot at max aperture? You might as well have a max aperture of f8 and save the weight.

I think these are old designs originally for film and adapted by chipping the lenses for auto functions on DSLR's. Schneider has designed these from the ground up specifically for FF digital cameras and should be exceptional performers. They redesigned the Super Angulon XL lenses for large format and they're exceptional. Also they came out with a totally new series of digital lenses for medium format that are the finest. I would guess these will perform along the line of the new asph and apo lenses from Leica.
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This is good because I just got a Olympus pen, I hope they make
a mount for them, if not there always the Nikon mount.

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This is good because I just got a Olympus pen, I hope they make
a mount for them, if not there always the Nikon mount.

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Pen = mFT ? Schneider als presented a new line for mFT =>
_ Super-Angulon 2/14 mm,
_ Xenon 1,4/30 mm
_ Makro-Symmar 2,4/60 mm http://www.photoscala.de/Artikel/Dre...ider-Kreuznach But sorry I donŽt have a mFT camera . So I didnŽt ask about
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