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(FT5) Schneider announcement between 11 and 12am Berlin time (Follow us!)

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[shoplink 31617 ebay]Super Angulon for Contax mount[/shoplink].

Schneider will unveil the new Micro Four Thirds lens (or lenses) sometimes between 11 and 12 am Berlin time. I am still not sure about how many lens we will see but these are newly designed lenses and one of the them is certainly a wide angle Super Angulon.

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A selection of current non m43 Schneider lenses:
[shoplink 27395 ebay]Xenon 16mm f/1.2 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27387 ebay]Xenon 25mm f/0.95 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27389 ebay]Curtagon 35mm f/2.8 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27391 ebay]Componon 50mm f/1.4 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27390 ebay]Xenon 50mm f/1.9 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27394 ebay]Xenar 50mm f/2.8 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27388 ebay]Xenar 75mm f/3.5 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27392 ebay]Xenotar 80mm f/2.8 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 27393 ebay]Xenar 180mm f/2.8 (Click here to see on eBay)[/shoplink].

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    1. I have this same question. It’s either passed 5 hours ago or the announcement is a WAYS off at 19 hours for this pre/warning-posting time?? Just before midday there would make more sense.

      1. 12.00 noon is neither P.M. nor A.M. It is THE Meridien, the reference point. Just like zero is neither positive nor negative.

        Xavier is the MOST correct. It is between 11 A.M. and noon.

        This is why we use the 24hr clock folks…..

        1. This am/pm thing is kind of confusing at midday for people who are not native English speaking… Btw: the word noon comes from Latin “none” meaning “nine”. Originally, they started counting hours at 6am, and “none” or the ninth hour referred to what is 3pm today. Some time in the 12th century, they changed to starting counting hours at 3am, hence “none” came to mean midday.

      1. If this is a cine lens, it is difficult to design a lens that does not breath without sacrificing some other capabilities, such as absolute speed. On film sets, there it would be generally unusual to shoot with only natural available light.

      1. Thanks for the heads-up on the new lenses Admin, I’m really hoping for something good, designed by S-K but made in a “mystery factory” in Asia, with full AF. But I’ll be happy with lenses similar to the C-V range. What I am expecting though, is more Cine lenses, like the Zeiss……..we’ll see soon!

      1. Thanks….that’s great advice don tom! I don’t know why I didn’t think of that! Thank you again for your useful comment and helping me.

        1. Seriously, DonTom is absolutely right. It will take you much less time than wait for a response here in the comment section.

          1. It’s OK Vlad, Ryan must be American….I once got asked by an American tourist how far we were above sea level. We were on a floating dock….to cope with the tides!

  1. @DonTom.
    Brilliant response. I happen to be on PDT and neither care enough to actually do better then guess ( though I do have German clients) or even simply look on this iPhone.
    Very funny people here.
    Next question: will my flight be delayed tomorrow?

  2. It will be a Xenotar, attached to another lens with a reflex housing to convert your camera into a TLR…
    Or not. Would love to see something along the lines of the zeiss lenses for the contax G1 & 2, autofocus biogon/super angulon style lenses are possible!

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