ulf Posted January 11, 2021 Share Posted January 11, 2021 Last Update: 03 April 2021 agb/labelFinalized: Work in progress.Novoflex 35mm f/3.5 Noflexar Manufacturer: Novoflex / StaebleLens Label: NOFLEXAR 1:3,5 / 35 NOVOFLEX <serial number>Currently manufactured: No Lens type: Manual focus, Prime, Wide Angle, Close-Up (to 1:2 with built-in click-stop extension)Design: 4 elements in 4 groupsFocal length: 35mmAperture range: f/3.5 – f/16, Preset Manual, 10 blades Recommended magnification range: Up to 1x without reversing the lens.Optimal magnification *: ?Sensor format/coverage: up to 24 mm x 36 mm Mount: M42 x 1 thread, Exakta, Nikon, Zenit (COWEIT, EXWIT, NIKWEIT, ZENWEIT)Helicoid: YesFlange Focus distance: M42/45.46 mm, Exakta/44.70 mm, Nikon F/46.50 mm, Zenit/47.58 mmFront filter: 49 mm x 0.75 mm Introduction year: between 1960 and 1969???S/N of test object: 356594 Lens review (VIS), on the web: https://www.pentaxfo...r-f35-35mm.htmlLens brochure on the web: http://www.macrolens...Makro_en_02.pdf Image of test object: Transmittance SummaryDefinitions of the parameters belowRange: The Noflexar 35/3.5 lens transmits 0-70% in an increasing slope from 322nm to 400nm.TVISmax (%) = 89%T400nm (%) = 74%T365nm (%) = 58%This high percentage is an indicator for relatively short exposure time under typical UV-pass filtration peaking around 360 nm or when using 365 nm UV-LED illumination.λUV HMvis(nm) = 352nmλUV HM400(nm) = 347nmλUV Zero(nm) = 321nmThese three values indicate that the lens is working even for some upper UV-B photography with some filters and a few for this, suitable cameras.Spectral Transmission GraphsUV-NIR, Novoflex 35mm f/3.5 NoflexarThe transmission measurement accuracy into the end of NIR range is less good due to limitations in the light source. UV, Novoflex 35mm f/3.5 Noflexar UV-Log, Novoflex 35mm f/3.5 NoflexarNumerical Spectra Data available: Yes General comments about the UV-reach:tbaFilters and how to use them on this lens:The front filter thread is 49mm standard filter thread. It is also possible to use rear mounted filters, either in lens mount adapters for mirrorless cameras like Sony A-series etc, or placed directly in the camera. An alternative, if space in the camera allows, is to putty-mount a filter directly against the lenses rear element mount ring. The rear lens element is recessed and thus safe and the ring provides a good reference plane for orienting the filter normal to the optic axis. Handling and focussing:TBD Flare and sun-stars: TBD Sharpness: High according to net reviews. For UV ? Lens distortion:TBD Chromatic Aberration in UV:TBDImage samples:UV:imageFilter: UV, Fringing:image tbaFilter: UV, Fringing 100%:image tbaFilter: VIS+NIR:image tbaFilter: NIR:image tbaFilter: Link to comment
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