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    A Legendary 19th Century Lens. Reinvented For Use With

    All Nikon F & Canon EF Mount Analog & Digital SLR

    Cameras.

    Shot with an old Petzval lens from the 19th century on a Canon 5D

    In the 19th Century, the vast majority of photos were shot with the extremely popular

    Petzval lens. The lens was invented by Joseph Petzval in Vienna in 1840 and had a huge

    impact on the development of photography. Photos shot with a Petzval lens are

    immediately recognizable for their sharpness and crispness, strong color saturation,

    wonderful swirly bokeh effect, artful vignettes and narrow depth of field. The totallydistinctive look of Petzval photos is all about the fantastic lens design that gives you the

    satisfaction of the instant optic experience that goes far beyond using photo editing

    software and filters.

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    For this Kickstarter project, we are reinventing the Petzval Lens for 21st century

    photographers and videographers. It doesnt matter whether you shoot analog or digital; the

    brand new Lomography Petzval Portrait Lens is designed to work with Canon EF and

    Nikon F mount cameras. So, for the first time, you can easily get the fantastic Petzval

    photographic look with 35mm analog cameras and DSLR cameras too. This will bring with

    it a whole new world of possibilities; from shooting Petzval photos with your 35mm SLR

    or DSLR, to creating amazing DSLR movies with the lens!

    The Petzval Portrait Lens is a high-quality glass optic; it's a must-have lens for anyone

    looking to enhance their creative potential and turn every photo into a timeless artwork.

    Expected delivery date of the lenses is on February 2014. However, we are confident to

    have the first 1000 lenses shipped out by December 2013.

    The retail launch price of the lens is currently planned as $499/499 and the Special Edition

    at $599/599, so you can make some great savings by backing us on Kickstarter! When the

    lenses are ready, you'll be able to pick whether you want a Canon or Nikon compatible

    Petzval lens. Each lens looks absolutely fantastic attached to DSLR cameras and analog

    cameras!

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    Shot with an old Petzval lens from the 19th century on a Canon 5D

    Please note: The Petzval shots shown here are either from an old Petzval lens or the first

    working prototype, which is of extremely high quality. However, we are still working on a

    few minor details, especially perfecting the Bokeh effect that makes this lens so special.

    The lens as well as its accompanying lens hood will also undergo small design changes.

    Rest assured that you can expect an extraordinary lens upon completion of the project!

    The Re-revolution of Portrait Photography

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    The Lomography Petzval Lens attached to analogue Canon and Nikon SLRs

    The Lomography Petzval Lens attached to Digital Canon and Nikon SLRs

    Why are we bringing back the Petzval two centuries after it was created? Well, were not

    just looking to re-build the lenses; we have re-designed and re-engineered the optics to

    work with a whole new generation of cameras!

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    The original Petzval lens was a truly revolutionary invention. The speed and performance

    of Petzval's design was especially well suited for portrait shooting and helped give birth to

    commercial photography as we know it. And just as Joseph Petzval turned the world of

    photography on its head in 1840 when he first invented the lens, the brand new

    Lomography Petzval Portrait lens promises to do the same in the 21st Century by giving

    you truly incredible effects on a whole range of modern SLR cameras.

    The new Lomography Petzval lens has great color saturation and high contrast. The

    resolution of the focused area of each photo is extremely high. Thanks to the new and

    improved Petzval optical design, the Lomography Lens has a large f/2.2 maximum

    aperture; it's very hard to find older Petzval lenses which have an aperture larger than f/3.5.

    Because of the large aperture of the new lens, you'll get photos with a very narrow depth of

    field, and when shooting with the aperture wide open, you'll get a beautiful vignetting

    effect in your shots.It's the ideal portrait lens!

    An old Petzval lens (shown on the left) and the new Lomography Petzval Lens (shown on

    the right)

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    A Mind-blowing Lens EffectMost modern lenses are designed to minimize field curvature, so youll have the whole

    image in focus. But the Petzval lens design gives its photos a totally different optical effect.

    Youll get an area which is very sharp at the focus of the photograph over a narrow field.

    There is then progressive vignetting towards the non-focused areas; this helps draw the

    viewers attention to the crisp and focused area of the photograph.

    A Diagram Showing The Petzval Design. When The Object Center Is In Focus, The Object

    Edge Appears Out Of Focus

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    A Diagram Showing A Regular Lens Design. Both The Object Center & Object Edge

    Appear In Focus

    It's because of the early large aperture optic design of Petzval that photos taken with the

    lens will have this beautiful, swirly bokeh effect in the background. The best way to get a

    sense of this effect is tocheck out some photos taken with the first working prototype of

    our New Petzval Lens and an old Petzval lens from the 19th century!These quirky, creative

    and unique effects from the lens have endeared it to a whole new generation of

    photographers. Using the Petzval lens is totally different to just adding a filter to your shots

    in post-production; its about achieving a real optical effect caused by the lens attached to

    your camera.

    An Engineering Breakthrough

    The new Petzval Lenses is designed and constructed by a team of optics specialists at the

    Zenit factory in Russia, together with Lomography. Zenit are master lens manufacturers

    and have the skill to build the Petzval lens for use with todays SLR cameras. There are

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    very few companies worldwide who still have enough knowledge of optics to complete a

    project such as this.

    A Technical Drawing of the Lomography Petzval Lens

    Reinventing the Petzval is no easy task and we have had to start from scratch to bring this

    project to life. The teams at Zenit and Lomography have worked together to re-draw, re-

    calculate and re-measure the original 1840 Petzval lens to make it work with a whole host

    of modern cameras, whilst retaining the characteristic effects that made the original Petzval

    famous. We have sourced new production materials, created a faster lens than the original

    Petzval and one which has smoother focusing too. The new Lomography Petzval lens will

    be built from brass (just like the original Petzval lens) and features premium Russian-made

    glass optics.

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    Shot with the first working prototype of our New Petzval Lens on a Canon EOS 500See

    Hi-Res

    The Story of The Original Petzval LensWhen the original Daguerre & Giroux Camera was introduced in 1839, it used a lens

    designed by Charles Chevalier. This camera marked the very beginning of modern analog

    photography and was of fundamental importance. But Chevaliers lens had several

    problems. It had a slow, small aperture of f/15; this meant that even in bright sunlight,

    exposures could take 10 minutes or more.

    Joseph Petzval was a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Vienna and worked on

    a rival lens design which was introduced in 1840 (by the way, as well as being the place

    where Petzval lived, Vienna is the home of Lomography!). At f/3.6, Petzvals large

    aperture design was about 20 times faster than the Chevalier lens and produced

    photographs which were extremely sharp at the focused area.

    Obviously, the original Petzval lens was designed in order to work with the cameras

    manufactured in the 19th century. Most of these cameras were large-format analog

    cameras. Its extremely hard to find a Petzval lens today which works easily with smaller

    format cameras. The new Lomography Petzval Portrait lens changes all this and allows you

    to enjoy the magic of the Petzval lens optic using your analog or digital SLR camera.

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    In photo: Sinar P2 4x5 with a Voigtlander & Sohn Petzval Lens

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    Shooting with an old Petzval lens setup

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    The Petzval Lens with Josef Petzval's grave in Vienna

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    A Portrait of Joseph Petzval

    Petzval In MotionOne of the most exciting features of the new Petzval Portrait Lens is that, for the first time

    ever, its possible to easily shoot DSLR movies with the Petzval optic effect. Achieving the

    beautiful and distinctive results the lens gives is very, very hard to achieve in post-

    production; with the new Petzval lens, it becomes as easy as attaching a new lens to your

    DSLR!

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    The Waterhouse Aperture System

    The new Lomography Petzval Lens works using a traditional Waterhouse aperture system.

    With this design, your lens comes with a set of stops (also known as diaphragms). Each

    diaphragm is drilled with a hole of a different size; these sizes correspond to the f-stop or

    aperture. So if youd like to shoot with f/4 aperture, you select the f/4 diaphragm and insert

    it into the aperture slot of your lens; if youd like to shoot with a f/11 aperture, you select

    the f/11 diaphragm and so on. Here are the aperture options for the Lomography Petzval

    lens:

    f/2.2 f/4 f/5.6 f/8 f/11 f/16

    The Waterhouse Aperture System

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    Lens Technical Specifications Focal Length: 85mm Maximum Aperture: f/2.2 Apertures: Waterhouse aperture set, up to f/16 Image Circle: 44mm Field of View: 30 degrees Lens Mounting Profile: Canon EF and Nikon F Electronic contacts:No Closest Focusing Distance: 1m Focusing Mechanism: Gear Rack Focusing Lens Construction: 4 Elements in 3 Groups

    Filter Thread: 67mm Max. Diameter x Length, Weight: 120mm x 85mm x 80mm (Please note: This is

    an estimate based on the first working sample)

    Weight: 500g (Please note: This is an estimate based on the first working sample)

    This MTF Chart shows the Petzval lens performance under specific resolution standards

    within its effective field. The chart refers to the first working sample of the Lomography

    Petzval Portrait Lens in July 2013. View the charts at higher resolution.

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