Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/08/19
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If I'm not mistaken, the lens in question is a 80-240mm zoom.
There should be a handle that attaches to the lens, with a trigger
that stops down to the preset aperture. Other than that, it is a
"manual" lens. There was a discussion and description and
some pictures taken with it about these beauties about a year
ago in the LHSA publication, "VIEWFINDER". BTW, they are quite
rare.
I happen to have one of these (absolutely mint, with a hard
leather carrying case that is like new). I sent it to Schneider USA
for a CLA service. They originally bid the job at US $125.00. By
the end of this debacle, it ended up at Schneider, Germany, not
once, but twice, and it cost US $450.00.
Aside from that, it is really a nice lens. Not as good as my f2.8
70-180mm APO, but never the less, a good performer, after all,
it's 25 year old technology.
Dave Stedman
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From: Ernie Nitka <leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us>
To: eenitka@ibm.net, leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us
Subject: Schneider 80-200 Zoom for R
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this weekend saw this in a quaint photoshop - hugh lens looking more
like a 400 or 500 mm lens. My Leica books of course don't reference
this object. Anyone tell me something about it. I think it is f/4
wide open. Will it work with an RE?
ernie nitka
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