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1700mm Zeiss lens

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The 1200mm Canon EF comes with its own tripod, this lens probably includes a flatbed truck.

It's got an LCD just for the lens and weights almost 600 pounds. Considering that he's bought two Canon 1200s, I'll bet Jim has an order in for one of these too.
 
Pretty darn big... as you'll note from the attached camera, it's a medium format lens. I saw this photo on another site some time ago, maybe early this year? I had the impression that it was a custom design job for a single customer.
 
Pretty darn big... as you'll note from the attached camera, it's a medium format lens. I saw this photo on another site some time ago, maybe early this year? I had the impression that it was a custom design job for a single customer.

Yes, for the prince of some African or Middle Eastern country perhaps?
 
I just hope the RED Hubble mount will be ready by the time my serial number ships!

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as you'll note from the attached camera, it's a medium format lens.

The attached camera, the camera is attached to the lens!:biggrin:
 
I just hope the RED Hubble mount will be ready by the time my serial number ships!

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What about the TMT mount? 450,000mm focal length. Could you imagine making a movie about the international space station, shooting on site, with out ever having to go into space?

http://www.tmt.org/
 
Once upon a time, there was a thread about supersize lenses.

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Just a hype.

Every lens maker needs a story.

Anyway you can't owe or buy this monster.
 
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