This Planar jens is eharaeterized by an extremely uniform edge-to- Apart tram the Planar f/3.

f/3.5-1 00 mm this jens is standard outfit of the

edge sharpness at full aperture, owing to the exeellent eorreetion of Hasselblad 500 C and 500 EL eameras.
aillens aberrations. As indieated by its name, the anastigmatie
flatness of the image fjeld is outstanding. The jens is suited tor almost any task in general photography.
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The foeallength eorresponds approximately to the diagonal of the
6 x 6 em format.

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Number of jens elements: 7 Diataneerange: co to 0.9 m

Number of eomponents: 5 Automatie depth-of-field indieation für z = 0.06 mm *)
f-number: 2.8 Position of entranee pupil: 26.6 mm behind the first jens vertex
Foeallength: 80.5 mm Diameter of entranee pupil: 28.8 mm
Negative size: 56.5 x 56.5 mm Position of exit pupil: 25.7 mm in front of the last
Angular fjeld 2 w: diagonal 52°, side 38° jens vertex
Speetral range: visible speetrum Diameter of exit pupil: 34.5 mm
f-stop seale: 2.8 - 4 - 5.6 - 8 - 11 - 16 - 22 Position of principal plane H: 39.0 mm behind the first lens vertex
Mount: Compur interehangeable reflex shutter Position of prineipal plane H': 10.8 mm in front of the last
size 0 with automatie iris diaphragm jens vertex
Filter mounting: bayonet forHasselblad series 50 Distanee between first and
Weight: 465g last lens vertex: 46.4 mm
*) z = eirele-of-eonfusion diameter
Performance data: PlanarT* f/2.8-80 mm Cat No. 102076
Modulation transter T as a tunction ot image height u White light
Sutorientationtangential- - - - SpatialtrequenciesR = 1O,20 and40 cycles/mm
sagittal

T t-number k = 2.8 T t-number k = 5.6

1,0 1,0

0,8
-- 0,8

0,6 0,6
--
0,4 0,4
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0,2 0,2
-
10 20 30 40 10 20 30 40
u[mllj] u [mm]
E Relative illuminance
1,0
---- - k=2,S
""- --- k=5,6
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.....

0,6
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1. MTF Diagrams
The image height u - reckoned trom the image center - is entered in
0,4 ~
mm on the horizontal axis ot the graph. The modulation transter T
(MTF = Modulation Transter Factor) is entered on the vertical axis.
Parameters ot the graph are the spatial trequencies R in cycles (line 0,2
pairs) per mm given at the top right hand above the diagrams.
The lowest spatial trequency corresponds to the upper pair ot curves,
the highest spatial trequency to the lower pair. Above each graph the
t-number k is given tor which the measurement was made. 'White"
light means that the measurement was made with a subject 10 20 30 40
illumination having the approximate spectral distribution ot daylight. u [mm]

Unless otherwise indicated, the performance data rater to large object

distances, tor which normal photographic lenges are primarily used.

2. Relative iIIuminance
In this diagram the horizontal axis gives the image height u in mm and : r'5IDrtlon in 1% 01 Image rghl C I I
'E
Cl>
the vertical axis the relative iIIuminance E, both tor tull aperture and a E
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moderately stopped-down leng. The values tor E are determined t:
Cl>
taking into account vignetting and natural light decrease. E
01 ---L I I ca
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3. Distortion ()
'E
Here again the image height u is entered on the horizontal axis in mm. J::
()
The vertical axis gives the distortion V in % ot the relevant image 2
height. A positive value tor V means that the actual image point is
-1,0 I I I 1"-- I .9
turther trom the image center than with perfectly distortion-tree Ö
Cl>
imaging (pincushion distortion); a negative V indicates barrel :c
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distortion. -2,0 I
I I 1 1 (f)
10 20 30 40
u [mm]

102076-e Printed in West Germany AW 11/81 Po