If I remember correctly, after WW2, Germany was split, the West Germany continued to use the name Carl Zeiss, and the East Germany continued to use the name Carl Zeiss Jena, then many years later, Carl Zeiss outsourced the lens production to Japan (Kyocera?).
hey guys w hat about the history of the LOMO haha i read briefly somewhere that it was some old russian make, very battlehardened and produces lousy photos with a nice effect haha something along those lines..
If I remember correctly, after WW2, Germany was split, the West Germany continued to use the name Carl Zeiss, and the East Germany continued to use the name Carl Zeiss Jena, then many years later, Carl Zeiss outsourced the lens production to Japan (Kyocera?).
Astin, is there any website that i can learn more about the specific models of Carl Zeiss Jena lenses? have been looking ard for a long time but cant find any comprehensive website on tt.
If u want to read about the Zeiss lenses, can try here, note that every lens has a name to it, not just 35mm, or 85mm etc. http://www.zeissikon.com/lenses.htm
hey guys w hat about the history of the LOMO haha i read briefly somewhere that it was some old russian make, very battlehardened and produces lousy photos with a nice effect haha something along those lines..
err haha whats a cosina :bsmilie: eh wait i just did a search on google yeap its a LOMO/Cosina! they have their own society do you know that haha. Lomography or something.