| View Full Version : Meopta Meogon 5,6/60mm alfred 03-27-2005, 02:39 PM Does anybody know something about this enlarging lens? I got it together with a MAGNIFAX3. Is it a wideangle lens for 6x7 ? How does it compare to other lenses ? And so on ... google found only polish sources; unfortunately I do not speak polish. Thanks a.l. Fotohuis 03-27-2005, 03:43 PM The Meogon 5,6/60mm is suitable for 24X36 and 40X40mm All Meogon lenses are for Meopta "the state of the art quality", comparing with the Rodenstock Rodagon the latest Meogon versions 2,8/50mm and 4,0/80mm are just under that level. I have a Meogon 2,8/80mm for macro in the Zörk M.F.S. Robert alfred 03-28-2005, 04:05 AM THANKS! A. nze 04-09-2005, 02:37 AM The meogon 5,6 are some of the best lens ever made by meopta , far better than their new 2,8 lens. I've got an old test comparing this lens with other brand lenses and it shows that this lens got the best mtf average ( border and center) than all the other lens (leitz include). The best diaph is 8 but you already get good result at 5.6. nze 04-09-2005, 02:41 AM I forget to add that this lens was for 35mm, and really far better than a nikon 2.8 |