Where to get Schneider Loupe

kongg · 21st July 2002

Where can i buy Schneider Loupes in Spore. Pls recommend.

Darren · 21st July 2002

The distributor for Sigma lenses (can't recall who now) also are the distributors for Schneider.

Fotoguide has the loupes on display. Other Sigma retailers may be able to get them if you place an order, but Fotoguide is one of the few places where you can actually view them.

I use the Schneider 6x loupe and it is highly recommended.

Kho King · 21st July 2002

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Originally posted by Darren
The distributor for Sigma lenses (can't recall who now) also are the distributors for Schneider.

Fotoguide has the loupes on display. Other Sigma retailers may be able to get them if you place an order, but Fotoguide is one of the few places where you can actually view them.

I use the Schneider 6x loupe and it is highly recommended.

CP also got, right? I think I have asked them before, but pricey.

kongg · 21st July 2002

Darren, how much issit roughly??

Darren · 22nd July 2002

hmmm.... can't remember exactly - I think around $250-300+ for the 6x version.

Dagger · 22nd July 2002

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Originally posted by Darren
hmmm.... can't remember exactly - I think around $250-300+ for the 6x version.

I'm getting the 10x soon, it's about S$390 from Photoguide.

Kho King · 22nd July 2002

Rodenstock 6x is full frame viewing (I heard from my friend), but is Schneider 6x full frame too?

I always wonder, for checking sharpness, is microscope a better option? Using like 10x, 20x, 40x...etc. magnification.

Darren · 22nd July 2002

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Originally posted by Kho King
Rodenstock 6x is full frame viewing (I heard from my friend), but is Schneider 6x full frame too?

I always wonder, for checking sharpness, is microscope a better option? Using like 10x, 20x, 40x...etc. magnification.

Schneider 6x is full frame; I believe their 10x is too (can't confirm right now, have to dig up the brochure).

10x, 20x, 40x microscope ...

... at that kind of magnification, you won't be checking sharpness, you would be looking at film grain already.

24th July 2002

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Originally posted by Kho King
Rodenstock 6x is full frame viewing (I heard from my friend), but is Schneider 6x full frame too?

I always wonder, for checking sharpness, is microscope a better option? Using like 10x, 20x, 40x...etc. magnification.

Yes, Schneider 6x Aspheric covers the full frame (35mm format).

I am satisfied with Schneider 10x for checking sharpness. Microscope would be inconvenient to use.

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Kho King Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,799	Rodenstock 6x is full frame viewing (I heard from my friend), but is Schneider 6x full frame too? I always wonder, for checking sharpness, is microscope a better option? Using like 10x, 20x, 40x...etc. magnification. __________________ KOH KHO KING http://ShaShinKi.com ~ Malaysia Online Camera Shop! :cool: