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Old August 6th 04, 10:47 PM
Jytzel
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Default Noblex 135 quality

Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?
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Old August 6th 04, 11:18 PM
Roger I. McMillan
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Default Noblex 135 quality

I'm happy with mine. Prints to 40" are sharp enough for
my eye. YMMV.

Jytzel wrote:
Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?


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Old August 6th 04, 11:18 PM
Roger I. McMillan
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Default Noblex 135 quality

I'm happy with mine. Prints to 40" are sharp enough for
my eye. YMMV.

Jytzel wrote:
Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?


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Old August 7th 04, 04:42 PM
Dr. Georg N.Nyman
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Default Noblex 135 quality

Well, I had a Horizon and was happy to get rid of it some time ago and now
I own a Noblex 135U and the quality is quite acceptable. I found out that
if one uses a tripod and stops the aperture down to 8 or so, the quality
is good. I am not really excited but I am usually using 120 film and did
not want to get the much large and more expensive 150 Noblex....
To cut the long story short, the quality is fine if you stop down and use
a tripod.
Rgds George Nyman
http://www.gnyman.com

On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 14:47:46 -0700, Jytzel wrote:

Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?


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Old August 7th 04, 04:42 PM
Dr. Georg N.Nyman
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Default Noblex 135 quality

Well, I had a Horizon and was happy to get rid of it some time ago and now
I own a Noblex 135U and the quality is quite acceptable. I found out that
if one uses a tripod and stops the aperture down to 8 or so, the quality
is good. I am not really excited but I am usually using 120 film and did
not want to get the much large and more expensive 150 Noblex....
To cut the long story short, the quality is fine if you stop down and use
a tripod.
Rgds George Nyman
http://www.gnyman.com

On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 14:47:46 -0700, Jytzel wrote:

Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?


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Old August 9th 04, 12:39 PM
Bowser
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Default Noblex 135 quality

The Noblex is far from useless, and is quite sharp:

http://h00805ffe2420.ne.client2.attbi.com/noblex/

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Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?



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Old August 9th 04, 12:39 PM
Bowser
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Default Noblex 135 quality

The Noblex is far from useless, and is quite sharp:

http://h00805ffe2420.ne.client2.attbi.com/noblex/

"Jytzel" wrote in message
om...
Hello,
I´m interested in Noblex 135 but I´m worried regarding the lens
quality. I have tied Horizon and found the quality to be useless. How
better is Noblex 135?



 




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