I'm thinking to upgrade my enlarging lenses to Apo Rodagons. Currently I work with Componons (50 and 80) and El Nikor (50). Does anyone have experience with the Apo Rodagons? Is it worth going the extra $$ for an Apo lens? My reason for going there would be critical sharpness in B/W. Meanwhile enjoy the Holidays!
here's the conclusion: >The test concluded: >The Apo-Rodagon is the best lens you can get, but it's only worth >spending this amout of money if you have to work with the apeture >fully open (poster etc.). If you can close the apeture down 2 stops >(5.6) then the difference is hardly even measureable. >My comment: >Leaving the 2 wide-angle lenses aside the good buys seem to be the >EL-Nikkor or the Rodagon. and here's the test: http://groups.google.com/groups?dq=...elm=87puh8$bn8$1@freenet9.carleton.ca&rnum=51