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    Syntor 130 mm f/ 6.8 C.P. Goerz
    Syntor 130 mm f/ 6.8 C.P. Goerz

    Syntor 130 mm f/ 6.8 C.P. Goerz

    133mm · f/6.7

    Overview

    The Syntor 130 mm f/6.8 C.P. Goerz is a historic anastigmat lens designed by von Höegh, originally the Double Anastigmat Type B, produced until c. 1925. It features an iris diaphragm to f64, brass and aluminium mount, and fits 4x5 format. Optical strengths include good performance for landscapes, though specific weaknesses are not noted in the excerpts. Build is solid, with metal construction. It suits large-format photographers seeking a classic lens with small apertures for depth of field.