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Kinon III F=5cm Hugo Meyer & Co Gorlitz Projector Lens was made before World War II for use on motion picture projectors. Using this lens on a modern mirrorless camera creates an astonishing bubble and swirly bokeh in photography.

This post contains images taken with Kinon Superior I F=5cm Hugo Meyer & Co Gorlitz Projector Lens mounted on a mirrorless camera, and reviews the character, as well as bubbly and swirly bokeh that this lens provides.

This page introduces a brandless Meyer Gorlitz F=5cm Projector Lens and tests it on a digital camera for bubbly bokeh and other characteristics.

We tested Laack Anastigmat 1:2.5 f=7.5cm Ihagee Projector Lens, an 80-year-old vintage lens on modern mirrorless cameras and tested the results for bokeh, character, and other qualities.

We tested Hugo Meyer & Co Gorlitz Kinon Superior I F=3.5cm Projector Lens and here are the results.

Meyer Gorlitz Kinon Superior I 1:1.8 f=5cm Projector Lens review, test results, and sample photos and videos.

This post tests and reviews Meyer Gorlitz Kinon Superior f=3.5cm projector lens mounted on a mirrorless modern camera and provides photo and video samples taken with this lens.

Want to own this lens? Welcome to Googool.com, where we test only the best of the antique lenses that we get our hands on. We decided to choose this beautiful Meyer Gorlitz 5cm projector lens – which, by the way, is one of the most wanted antiquities in the lens market – in the first post that we’re writing on our blog. As you see in the photos, it’s a pretty simple lens with a straightforward barrel that was taken off an old projector. Regarding the production year of this l