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Lens Tests: Mamiya Universal?

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Jeff Sumner - 02 Jul 2004 15:43 GMT
Has anyone done any lens testing for resolution or MTF for the Mamiya
Universal line of lenses?

I'm curious.

The 100 f/2.8 has such a wonderful look to it that I don't overmuch care,
but I was looking around on the Internet and found very little material.

JD
Dr. Georg N.Nyman - 02 Jul 2004 15:54 GMT
The 100/2.8 is the Mamiya copy of the Zeiss Planar 100/2.8 with similar
data - but that's what I heard some time ago and I do not have data either...
Rgds George

> Has anyone done any lens testing for resolution or MTF for the Mamiya
> Universal line of lenses?
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> JD
Hemi4268 - 02 Jul 2004 15:58 GMT
Hi

Most of these type lenses have somewhat of a spike in contrast (over 100%) at
low resolution values.  

They produce an image designed for about 4 times magnification.  Thats the look
you are seeing.  

You kind of get that look with Hasselblad lenses.  Unlike Mamiya, Hasselblad
has reports about their lens designs and how they are designed around this MTF
spike.

Larry
 
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