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LENSES
AIA provides
lenses from the industry leaders. Here are a few pointers in
selecting lenses:
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Generally,
APO coated/filtered lenses are best for any digital camera
or scan back, because they compensate for apochromatic aberrations that result in a yellowish or blue ghosting
around edges of high contrast areas;
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Medium
format cameras will only accept dedicated lenses made by the
specific manufacturer;
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Generally,
"flat field" lenses are best suited for copy work.
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Academic
Imaging Associates
P.O.
Box 192, 172 Carlen Street
Manchester Center, VT 05255
V 802.362.3169 F 802.362.0760
Academic Imaging Associates
Manufacturers of Technology, Lighting and Devices
of Interest to Digital Libraries,
Archives, and Scientific Institutions
BetterLight, Jenoptik, Metis, TTI Tarsia Technical Industries,
AIAXact, Creo, Sinar, Kaiser, Linhof, Rollei, Schneider, Rodenstock,
Imacon, PhaseOne, Nikon, Fuji, Microptics, Zig-Align, Kodak, Leaf,
Cruse, Bogan, Bessler, Bassant, Zeiss, Sony, JVC, Braun, Kigamo, Kirtas, I2S D-Line, I2S Digibook, BookEye, Bhul, North Light, Dessanti, nNovia, Novoflex, Bogan, Panoscan, Canon, Comprehensive, ProVideo, Panasonic, Cambo, Epson, Contax, Colortrack, Eldim, Pixera, Riser, Hasselblad, Mamiya, Image Access
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