An Incredible 19th Century Lens Has Been Reengineered by Lomography For Your DSLR

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An Incredible 19th Century Lens Has Been Reengineered by Lomography For Your DSLR Jul 25th 2013, 17:30, by Mario Aguilar In 1840, Joseph Petzval invented an optical portrait lens, which for the rest of the century would be used to take loads of photos. Now, Lomography has reengineered the lens from the ground up for today’s Canon and Nikon cameras. And the photos are incredible. What we’re looking at is a complete reinvention of the [...] Related Stories National Geographic Puts 125 of Its Most Iconic Photos Up For Sale How an Astronomical Mystery Was Explained by High-Speed Photography Shooting Challenge #20 — Golden Hour (Win a Tokyoflash Watch) Dronestagram Lets You See Cool Pictures From a Drone's Perspective

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