FS: 300mm Rodenstock Sironar f5.6 (Sinar DB)

[Andrew Plume]

For use with the Sinar DB shutter and c/w front lens cap

Comes as expected mounted on a Sinar board, the glass (apart from a few cleaning scratches) is in outstanding condition, no chips, dings, haze fungus et al

A few slight barrel scratches but no loss of paint - if you already have the shutter, I very much believe that these DB lenses offer terrific value

I'll post photos later

£145 (obo) + shipping etc from the UK - UK residents I'll take a direct bank transfer, overseas paypal please

Thx for looking and pm me if interested


Andrew

[Andrew Plume]

bump

[Andrew Plume]

price now reduced to £138

andrew

[Andrew Plume]

an update..................

I'll be putting this on the US based Large Format Photography forum, if i have'nt had any bite (by later today)

thx for looking


andrew

[Andrew Plume]

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here's photos of this lens mounted on the Sinar which I'm also selling

thx for looking

andrew

[Andrew Plume]

bumpah

c'mon ladies and guys, take this very fine lens off of me, please.....................?

i'll listen to offers - don't be afraid to contact me, I'm only a little pm away, y'know

thx for looking


andrew

[Andrew Plume]

price reduction:

now £109 + postage/shipping


andrew

[Frederick Avery]

hey there

i might be interested in this, but not til i move house on the 29th feb, cheers:)

frederick

[Andrew Plume]

pm sent

andrew

[Andrew Plume]

sold to Frederick pending payment

thanks everyone


andrew

[Andrew Plume]

Frederick is not now proceeding, no probs here at all

The lens will be available fs on here until next Sunday, 20/2 when it will be listed on the big auction site


andrew

[monst]

hiya andrew, can you adjust the aperture on this manually without the DB shutter? i have an older green sinar shutter with no aperture scale and wondered if it would work with this. cheers, john

[Andrew Plume]

Hi John

good to hear from you

well, the answer is both 'yes' and 'no' - with a bias towards 'yes'

moving the small lever behind the lens board certainly changes the aperture - it could easily be held in place with some decent black duck tape - I see no reason at all why that will not work, the lever and the mechanism isn't heavy or heavily sprung, which would certainly help that 'approach'

let me know if interested

regards


andrew

[monst]

cheers for the info on that andrew, will leave this one for now, looks like a whole lotta lens for the money though. cheers, john

[Andrew Plume]

thanks John

regards

andrew