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Kollmorgan Super Snaplite BX241 f/1.9 projection lens adapted to Sony E-Mount

A 35mm theater projection lens by Kollmorgen Optical Corp, BX241 f/1.9, 3 1/2 inch. Adapted to Sony E-Mount with 2 combined macro extension tube kits for $22 [ Yashica AF Macro 60mm f/2.8 @ f/5.4-ish ]

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Content Published April 15, 2021

Test shot - Kollmorgan Super Snaplite BX241 f/1.9 projection lens

Post Processed, w/ noise reduction, color correction, contrast, minimal sharpness enhanced, and slightly cropped

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