Hi nielsgoede,

there is no Nikon Lens with this label
Do you perhaps mix it up with the Minolta 5400 (lens)?

The Nikon Scanners (and lenses) are:
Nikon LS-40/ED 4000 and LS-50/ ED 5000

Typestar/ Christian

Dear Miljenko, I want to THANKYOU here for all your hard work in these weeks ago. This was a massive time-consuming shooting, comparing and discussing - for instance which tube-lenses to choose for this or that lens or better even without. So, we have "neutral" MTF numbers now in our database, in ad...

...The older Olympus bellows lenses in my experience, have serious LaCA issues, but this could be a good one maybe? The prices aren't bad with that one at least. Robert, at least Ray listed this (4 years ago) Olympus OM Zuiko 80 mm Bellows lens better in the results as the M-Componon, in the fifth ...

Give me some suggestions for a good 50mm that would make a good lens to stack. I can't seem to find anything. I am thinking maybe the M-Componon 4/50? .... 28/80 sounds good also but 80 rear lenses are hard to find, the Componon-S 80mm seems to be okay. I would like to look into good 80mm lenses fo...

Next test up is the 135 Tube Lens Test with 8 EL lenses ... Robert, thankyou again for your work and showing the 150 mm Tubelenses. As I have a 135 mm Nikon EL and a Tominon 135 mm only, I am very curious about the 135 mm results, as this shorter FL could bring even stronger results (?) Good luck f...

Another update: Rodenstock Rogonar-S 1:8 f=35 Image Quality Sample Rogonar-S + 90mm Mejiro line scan lens for 2.57x Lens ID label towards subject.... Excellent results so far, better than I expected! :D What do you think? Wow Robert - Thankyou for your testings and you update on this.... lol: once ...

Pizzazz wrote:I have one in mint condition with OEM box and mounting rings

Mike,

how much do you ask? Can you show us some photos?

Thankyou

typestar

I offer a like NEW NEWPORT M-481-A Metric Rotation Stage in exzellent new condition Retail new price in Germany 396 EUR The M-481-A Metric Rotation Stage is ideal for fine 5° tuning the angular orientation of any component after rotating it to an approximate angle. An inner stage rotates 360° in a p...

Sold now and in good hands !: Out of the (rare) Nikon Nikkor MULTIPHOT Macrophoto large format system I offer the -- rare -- Multiphot Condenser Lenses - for the Multiphot diascopic base The lenses are in excellent, like NEW condition and - if - they had been used very little only. 1x Nikon Multiph...

Dear Robert,

nice to see this results from the 3.5/50 and 60 mm Rogonar-S lenses
New little treasure in the world of hunted optics...

Thankyou for showing this...

Christian

By far the hardest and most time consuming part? :( .... But its worth all the time and trouble since the results are easy to reference in the future. ...... High-end performance for a low-low cost is ideal :o Robert, just to say it once more: I think here are many users / (mostly quiet?) readers, ...

RobertOToole wrote:Today a box arrived with about 20+ lenses ... Questions, comments welcome.

Robert, it will be nice to read again your appreciated tests
and to see whether some of these disregarded lenses out there could work well for us.

Best,
Christian

Christian has just posted me slight naming correction: Lens #1 is actually Reflecta iScan 3600 and the lens #2 is actually Reflecta CrystalScan 7200. I wonder what are the differences to ProScan 7200.... Dear Miljenko, thankyou in advance for your hard work of testing. I know (your) numbers will / ...

The results are not what anyone would expect. Click on the image below to see a 2500 pixel image sample of the Rogonar-S at 2.1x: Dear Robert, thankyou for your test and great to see your new discovery... If all our hunting contious on this, it seems a lot of stars out there in this univers of lens...

This does not look like the lenses from Super Coolscan IV scanners I have seen. As you say, the lens of the Super Coolscan IV has two grooves ... @ Enrico , (nice to read from you here!) -- The Nikon Coolscan ED 4000 lens (which you got from me and tested it for your appreciated site, together with...