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FS: COOKE SPEED PANCHRO SII/III 28mm, 32mm, 35mm BNCR MOUNT

Christian,

Can you please email me some photos davidedsall@ gmail dot com

Thank you
 
its BNCR.

on the first few pictures the "screw"-element of the BNCR is screwed off,
maybe that's why you think it's something else...

weather rehouse them, nowadays quite a lot of company do very good rehousing
jobs on cooke sII/III or use it with the BNCR mount of visual products on the epic.
 
With even the screw off, it doesn't look like BNCR. I think its BNC. And those will not work with the Visual Products BNCR mount (I tried with a set of BNC Super Baltars, oh I wish...). The lens rear cylinder extends too far out.
 
It's BNCR, that's what the guys from Cooke in England told me...
Looks similar to BNC, but's it not the same.
If it works with the Visual Products BNCR mount I honestly don't
know, never tried it...
 
A photo of the lens with the mount screwed on would settle this...
 
There are no BNCR mounts in those photos. This is what a BNCR mount looks like:

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BNC mounts look like this:

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Notice how far back the BNC mount extend back? That is what makes them impossible to use with modern cinema cameras. There's no room for all that metal. The throat of the camera lens port isn't wide or deep enough. I hope this info helps, but I'm still not sure what that big screw mount is. Must be really old though.
 
you need to rehouse them anyway, that's for sure,
the glass is what matters and the 28 and the 35
are the most rare cooke lenses out there!
 
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