V Mount : Schneider Kreuznach A Question

Thanks. I am not so sure that it is the Hasselblad system. I had been looking all through the Schneider Kreuznach site the only hint I got suggested it might be a M37 threaded mount....but it was only a hint. The other reason I don't think it is the Hasselblad V mount is the Hasselblad V-mount was for medium format lenses the SK V mount lenses, produce a range of image circles but almost all of them are smaller than a medium format sensor( but all are adequate for a full frame sensor) Unfortunately You can't buy direct from SK. The only supplier I have found so far is Edmonds optics. A V mount - M42 adapter is around US$75.00. The helcoid focusing tubes are around US$300.00. They are not a cheap option but given the design specifications they might be phenomenal coin lenses.

Thanks westcoin..you weren't putting me wrong.....I am just intrigued by these "macro" lenses. They appear to be adaptions on enlarger lenses when I read both on the edmonds site and on SK's own site I get the impression that these lenses are designed in such away that they should be brilliant coin lenses. Given how expensive they are ( The APO 90mm is close to US$1400.00) I wanted to know what the mount was I think they would be brilliant on a bellows set up. I have been checking a number of websites and these modern SK products don't appear to be discussed much......so perhaps they aren't as good as I think they could be......or they are just too expensive.

Rodenstock has a similar line of high resolution lenses sold under the Linos brand. Most of these are made for high speed optical inspection using line sensors. They are almost all based on existing enlarging/duplicating/scanning lens designs with mounts appropriate for industrial use. That said, as a working amateur I've never had the resources to test these lines of industrial lenses, so they might indeed be very good, but none of the specs I've seen indicate better performance than the commercial APO lenses.