I am no expert in old binoculars so can only describe what I see. My first, and one of my oldest, lenses, is a CP Goerz Berlin Series. I'm a large format b&w photographer with a great interest in classic lenses, of which I have a number, in addition to some modern lenses. The serial number '70409' is stamped on the objective end of the connecting bridge. GOERZ BERLIN' on the front face of the left barrel.
#Cp goerz berlin serial numbers serial numbers
The following is a collection of serial numbers for large format lens manufacturers. Reduced contrast aside, how do the single-coat versions compare to the later, more famous dotted and rimmed versions in regards to resolution and sharpness? I am still seeking a very sharp lens. Reportedly the Dagor can be an inherently contrasty lens, hence a desire for single-coat.
Thus, I'm considering a single-coated Goerz Dagor, probably in 9 1/2' and 14' focal lengths. I like nuanced colors for the former and improved bokeh for the latter. I'm now looking for something less clinical for my color work and monochrome portraits. Hi all: I already have a contemporary lens (Sironar-S) for my black and white, deep-focus abstract and landscape work.
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