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April 22nd 05, 09:23 PM
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"Richard Knoppow" wrote in
ups.com: Its the same type as Schneider Super Angulon with very similar characteristics. Calumet also sold Schneider Super-Angulons under its name but they are marked Schneider. I misread the original post. Somewhere I have a Calumet catalogue listing this lens, I will try to find it. -- Richard Knoppow According to Kerry Thalmann's article in the May/June 2003 issue of View Camera, the Ilex-Calumet 990mm f8 had an angle of coverage of 100 deg. It was in a Seikosha ) shutter. Ilex produced this combination for Calumet from 1967 through 1977. In 1976, Calumet entered into an arrangement under which the 90mm f/8 Caltar was produced by Schneider and was reportedly identical to the Super Angulon of the day. In 1980, Calumet switched again, this time to Komura. Finally, in 1984 they switched again to Rodenstock who have made all Caltars since. 
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April 22nd 05, 09:23 PM
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"Richard Knoppow" wrote in
ups.com: Its the same type as Schneider Super Angulon with very similar characteristics. Calumet also sold Schneider Super-Angulons under its name but they are marked Schneider. I misread the original post. Somewhere I have a Calumet catalogue listing this lens, I will try to find it. -- Richard Knoppow According to Kerry Thalmann's article in the May/June 2003 issue of View Camera, the Ilex-Calumet 990mm f8 had an angle of coverage of 100 deg. It was in a Seikosha ) shutter. Ilex produced this combination for Calumet from 1967 through 1977. In 1976, Calumet entered into an arrangement under which the 90mm f/8 Caltar was produced by Schneider and was reportedly identical to the Super Angulon of the day. In 1980, Calumet switched again, this time to Komura. Finally, in 1984 they switched again to Rodenstock who have made all Caltars since.
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