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October 21st 10, 04:46 AM
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Got another lens today E Suter No. 5 Rapid Portrait
On 10-10-20 14:11 , Cheesehead wrote:
Big brass beast. No aperture or focal length markings. Rear glass diameter is right at 3 inches. Uses Waterhouse stops, but none included. Can you make your own stop plates out of metal or plastic? I'd assume you could start with a nominal diameter and measure a constant light source with an incident meter on the ground glass and then work up a bunch of plates for any stop you may want. -- gmail originated posts filtered due to spam. 
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