Thanks to Meyer Optik Görlitz, vintage lenses are no longer old and dusty anymore.
For all of you lens-heads out there, we can all agree that there’s nothing more satisfying than finding a new, cool, and unique vintage lens to try out with your favorite camera for the first time.
Usually, these lenses are old themselves and can instantly help a project connect back to a simpler—and I’d dare say, more cinematic—time when cameras and lenses had a specific analog look, color, and tone.
But what’s really behind these vintage lenses? And can these manufacturers actually recreate their vintage looks themselves with their newest editions? Or will all lens-heads need to fight over the same finite number of historic options?
Well, Meyer Optik Görlitz seems to think it can make a modern version of old glass.
Author: Jourdan Aldredge
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
