Description
Meyer's Legendary Portrait Lens is Back. The Primoplan 75 f1.9 II is known for its fine progression from focus to blur, exceptional base sharpness and unique, dreamy, creamy bokeh, which lets the light magically flow together. The 75mm focal length creates a natural viewing angle and does not compress as much as longer focal lengths. Its 15 aperture blades enable the camera to create impressive blur patterns even when stopped down. Living History The historic Primoplan 75 f1.9 was developed by genius designer Paul Schafter. Meyer-Optik applied to protect the design on 17/06/1936. The new version of the lens also come from Gorlitz, with Meyer-Optik developing them with the support of engineer Dr. Wolf-Dieter Prenzel. He has redesigned the Primoplan 75 f1.9 II and carefully adapted it to the high standards of digital photography after an intensive development period, yet he nevertheless preserved its characteristics. A Constructive Role in Image Composition The Primoplan 75 f1.9 II is an enhancement of the Cooke triplet, in which a central dispersion lens is flanked by two groups of lenses, each acting as a converging lens. The rear group consists of a single biconvex converging lens. This exceptional design results in breathtaking images.
