A pair of photographers with ties to German lens maker Meyer Optik want to bring the 107-year-old Emil Busch 91mm portrait lens back to life with their Kickstarter project. Fashion photographer Benedikt Ernst and portrait photographer Firat Bagdu have partnered with optical engineer Wolfdieter Prenzel in this reinvention project. In 1910, Emil Busch introduced the […]
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A new German group re-created a mdoern version of the Emil Busch Glaukar 3. 1 lens. You can preorder it for $749 on Kickstarter. Here is the press test: Reinventing the Legendary Emil Busch Glaukar 3. sonyalpharumors.com »
2017-07-19 08:45
More than 100 years after the Emil Busch Glaukar 3.1 was introduced, two top German photographers have reinvented this classic as a modern portrait lens. Read more and comment » photographyblog.com »
2017-07-18 17:00
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