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Hood for 50/2.8 Tessar, anyone?
Old 08-19-2012   #1
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Hood for 50/2.8 Tessar, anyone?

I have uncoated chrome copy op pre-war 50/2.8 collapsible Tessar. lens is good, but flarey. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions about which hood will fit it.
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42mm slip on. The pre-WWII Zeiss Ikon version I have is black-painted brass & marked "A42" along the outside rim. I don't remember the model designation. IIRC, the same hood can be used on a Super Ikonta B or BX. The post-WWII version, model A1115, is a silver colored alloy (aluminum?), but is much bigger.

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I have uncoated chrome copy op pre-war 50/2.8 collapsible Tessar. lens is good, but flarey. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions about which hood will fit it.
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Old 08-21-2012   #4
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...or you get a much smaller hood that can fit inside the aperture ring. It works and is tidy

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Yes, that is an option that I forgot, but I'm not sure how common those hoods are. I have an old 1 made by "Enteco" that came w/the 5cm/2.8 Tessar on a Nettax (same lens as the Contax version), but have never seen another on eBay. Do you know of a modern source?

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...or you get a much smaller hood that can fit inside the aperture ring. It works and is tidy

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Or a size for it?
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If I can find it I will measure it but I have been selling Zeiss stuff and I fear the only one I have left is for a nickel and black 3.5 Tessar

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I wonder if it has the same filter size.
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My pre war Tessar 2,8 5 cm has a 40,5 filter twist. Cleaning that old glas made wounders. Tessars are user friendly.
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