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	Rob Galbraith DPI: Twenty questions about Zeiss ZF/ZS
		Shortly after the announcement earlier this month by Carl Zeiss of new Nikon F-mount ZF and screw-mount ZS lens lines, we sent a series of questions to Kornelius Mueller, Marketing Manager in the German company's Camera Lens Division.
		In short, there seems to be a demand for Zeiss wide angle prime lenses by Canon shooters in particular.
		And ZEISS lenses will be part of the best digital - civilian - systems, as they are the eyes of today's best analogue systems and digital systems for aerial reconnaissance.
	www.robgalbraith.com /bins/content_page.asp?cid=7-7890-8183 (1884 words)

	Mike Elek: Zeiss Ikon / Zeiss Ikon history
		Zeiss Ikon's relationship to Carl Zeiss, the parent firm, is that Zeiss Ikon was seen in many ways as just another customer for its highly regarded lenses.
		Two other Zeiss Ikon cameras for the 127 format were the Kolibri, which was one of the few 127 cameras with a spring-loaded collapsible Novar or Tessar, and the Ikonette and its Frontar lens.
		Zeiss Ikon never further developed the Contax as the market began to shift toward the single-lens reflex camera, and the Contax was dropped in the early 1960s.
	elekm.net /zeiss_ikon/pages/history.html (1882 words)

	YouTube - zeiss (Site not responding. Last check: )
		FC Carl Zeiss Jena vs FC Rot Weiss Erfurt
		23.02.07 FC Carl Zeiss Jena - TSV 1860 München
		FC Carl Zeiss Jena - Jetzt Erst Recht
	youtube.com /?v=JwJqhStG9Wo (97 words)

	Company Seven \| Carl Zeiss Companies History Page
		By 1914 Zeiss had introduced the 7x 50 "Binoctar" to the consumer market, this is the binocular that was to become the model in terms of optical arrangement and external appearance for generations of marine and low light binoculars to come.
		Zeiss thereby acquired a partnership with a manufacturer best known for their roof prism binoculars introduced in 1897, and in 1905 the "Dialyt" series of Abbe-Koenig in line prism binoculars, and rifle scopes.
		Zeiss West Germany continued to develop precise electro-optical equipment for distance and height measurements that found applications in sports events; their Recording Electronic Tachemeter measuring systems and their variants were used at international sports since 1970 events including the Olympic Games held in Munich in 1972 and those in Montreal in 1976.
	www.company7.com /zeiss/history.html (9941 words)

	Zeiss at AllExperts
		In 1973, Carl Zeiss AG entered a licensing agreement with the Japanese camera company Yashica to produce a series of high-quality 35mm film cameras and lenses bearing the Contax and Zeiss brand names.
		Zeiss nonetheless still continues to be a camera manufacturer, and still produces the Pentacon, Praktica[1], and special-use lenses (e.g., Exakta).
		The Zeiss Ikon is a Rangefinder camera by Zeiss similar to Leica M series cameras.
	en.allexperts.com /e/z/ze/zeiss.htm (1974 words)

	Zeiss Apo Sonnar T* 1700 mm F4 lens: Digital Photography Review
		The ZEISS Apo Sonnar T* 4/1700 was developed by Carl Zeiss for a customer with very high demands and a special interest in long distance wildlife photography.
		To address this issue, Carl Zeiss developed a totally new way of operating a telephoto lens, including servo controlled aiming and focusing systems like those used in large telescopes and similar instruments for astronomical scientists.
		Drawing from its expertise in developing and producing satellite and space optics, as well as ultra-high resolution microlithography lenses for semiconductor fabrication, Carl Zeiss was happy to accept this challenge.
	www.dpreview.com /news/0610/06100101zeiss1700f4.asp (460 words)

	Zeiss Ikon Cameras with Photo Samples
		Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 S TM aka Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 S TM PRO
		Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 CS aka Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 CS PRO
		All photos are copyrighted and may not be used without permission from the photographer.
	www.pbase.com /cameras/zeiss_ikon (86 words)

	Zeiss Announces New Glass - - PopPhotoSeptember 2006
		For the Hasselbald mount, Zeiss released three new Zeiss ZV Classic lenses -- a wide-angle Distagon T* 4/50 ZV, a Makro-Planar T4/120 ZV, and a Telephoto Sonnar T*4/180 ZV.
		In a release, Zeiss declared that these lenses represent "its new ZV lenses which are particularly tailored to the aesthetic design of this classic camera.
		Zeiss states that the lenses contain no electronics whatsoever, which, they claim, means, "[t]hey can be uses for many years without losing their value."
	www.popphoto.com /photonews/3114/zeiss-announces-new-glass.html (291 words)

	Zeiss Historica Internet Site
		Zeiss Historica is a nonprofit, educational organization that is dedicated to the research and preservation of the history of the Carl Zeiss optical firm, its affiliates, subsidiaries, people and products from its founding in 1846 to the present.
		Since Zeiss has been and is a trailblazer in the world of optics and mechanical instruments, these products are highly innovative and collectable.
		Our organization is not directly affiliated with the firms of Carl Zeiss but rather keeps close track of Zeiss collectibles as well as their history and development.
	www.zeisshistorica.org (409 words)

	Carl Zeiss AG, Deutschland
		07.11.2007: Höchste Ebene der Fachlaufbahn bei Carl Zeiss erstmalig besetzt
		19.10.2007: Carl Zeiss mit renommiertem RandD 100 Award ausgezeichnet
		18.10.2007: Neues Mitglied im Aufsichtsrat der Carl Zeiss AG
	www.zeiss.de (36 words)

	Zeiss 85mm T FL AOS Angled - BODY ONLY - Silver Color - IN STOCK! $1550.99 - Spotting Scopes - Binoculars.com
		Spotting Scopes » Zeiss » Diascope Spotting Scopes » 85mm T FL AOS Angled - BODY ONLY - Silver Color
		Zeiss Spotting Scopes » Diascope Spotting Scopes » 85mm T FL AOS Angled - BODY ONLY - Silver Color
		Zeiss 85mm T FL AOS Angled - BODY ONLY - Green Color - $1550.99
	www.binoculars.com /products/zeiss-85mm-t-fl-aos-angled-body-only-silver-color-10245.html (0 words)

	Zeiss
		By 1902 Carl Zeiss was pioneering new advances with camera lenses, introducing names that remain respected today by the modern descendants such as the "Tessar", a lens introduced in 1902 which was marketed as the "eagle's eye".
		By 1914 Zeiss had introduced the 7x50 "Binoctar" binocular which was to become the model in terms of optical arrangement, and external appearance for generations of marine and low light binoculars to come.
		Zeiss West Germany continued to develop precise electro-optical equipment for distance and height measurements which found applications in sports events; their Recording Electronic Tachemeter measuring systems and their variants were used at international sports since 1970 events including the Olympic Games held in Munich in 1972 and those in Montreal in 1976.
	www.smecc.org /ziess.htm (8709 words)

	Zeiss G1
		Carl Zeiss Inc. is one of the worlds foremost makers of fine optical instruments.
		The Zeiss G 1.8 is a low power telescopic system with an exceptionally wide field of view.
		The Zeiss G 1.8 is excellent for television viewing for many visually-impaired patients.
	www.eyeassociates.com /zeiss_g1_blue.htm (288 words)

	Zeiss Ikon Contax Cameras, Lenses and Photography (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Carl Zeiss Foundation (Zeiss is not Zeiss is not Zeiss.
		Zeiss eventually partnered with one of the finest minds in optical theory, mathematician Dr. Ernst Abbe who subsequently recruited one of the finest minds in optical glass, chemist Dr. Otto Schott.
		Most notably, VEB Carl Zeiss Jena was ultimately prohibited from using "Carl Zeiss," "Zeiss" and various lens names as a trademark in the U.S. but continued to do so in many European countries up until the reunification of East and West Germany.
	johnlind.tripod.com /zi/zeissikontext.html (4634 words)

	Zeiss companies
		The firm of Carl Zeiss was founded in Jena in 1846 and grew to be the most dominant optical and fine mechanical firm in the world at the beginning of the twentieth century through 1945.
		Zeiss Ikon AG In 1926, many of the leading photographic firms in Germany were in desperate financial condition.
		Zeiss Ikon West was dissolved in 1970 due to manufacturing costs in Germany and Zeiss Ikon East underwent numerous name changes and mergers until its identity was lost.
	www.zeisshistorica.org /companies.html (853 words)

	Company Seven \| Carl Zeiss Historica Society Page
		And while the society is independent of the Carl Zeiss companies it has been researching and preserving the Zeiss history.
		Furthermore, the society has undertaken the task of collecting and reprinting antique Carl Zeiss literature (such as product catalogs in their entirety for example) which are then made available to the membership at large, and for sale to the public.
		Annual meetings are held in Europe or North America for the exchange of ideas sometimes in conjunction with special activities or tours of facilities of interest, and to foster new friendships.
	www.company7.com /zeiss/zeisshistorica.html (511 words)

	Robert White - Zeiss Ikon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The new Zeiss Ikon SW body is designed predominantly for use with wide angle lenses, as it not equipped with a viewfinder or rangefinder.
		Zeiss call their 28/2.8 Biogon the 'Universal Traveller', this lens provides the widest angle of view that can be used with the camera's built-in viewfinder.
		Zeiss have produced a range of high quality accessories to match their superb camera and lenses, and to help you get the best out of them.
	www.robertwhite.co.uk /zeiss.htm (2428 words)

	The Zeiss Ikon Contax Camera Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Zeiss understood corrosion, and in most of their light meters the cell contacts were gold plated to eliminate the possibility of corrosion and to ensure long term good electrical contact.
		Zeiss advised that when a flash was to be used that it be mounted only on an accessory handle that mounts to the threaded tripod socket.
		Zeiss said is had some depth of field at this aperture, but then they had to, but it wasn't true then and it isn't true now.
	www.zeisscamera.com /First.html (19062 words)

	Pacific Rim Camera : Photographica Pages: Zeiss Ikon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Zeiss Ikon was founded in 1926 by the merger of Contessa-Nettel, Goerz, Ernemann and Ica, which itself was the product of a merger of Huttig, Krugener, Wunsche, Zulauf and Carl Zeiss Palmos factory.
		Zeiss Ikon built cameras at all levels of price and features, from the fabled Contax, Contarex and Twin Lens Contaflex cameras that many photographers dreamed of owning, but many could afford, to the simplest box cameras and folding cameras.
		The problems with competing camera lines within Zeiss, and between Zeiss and Voigtlander, plus of course, the Japanese domination of the market, caused production to end in 1971, A limited number of cameras were assembled from parts on hand in 1972.
	www.pacificrimcamera.com /pp/zeiss/zeiss.htm (979 words)

	The Montréal Planetarium — About the Planetarium — The Zeiss Projector
		Built by Carl Zeiss in Oberkochen*, the instrument contains over 150 individual projectors, fixed and moveable, which operate individually or together in groups.
		In a sense, the Zeiss projector also functions as a time machine, since it can accelerate the movements of celestial objects, such as the Sun, Moon and planets, thereby reproducing the night sky as it appears at any time in history — past, present, or future.
		Auxilliary projectors are used to illustrate the mythological constellations and to indicate celestial coordinates.
	www.planetarium.montreal.qc.ca /Planetarium/zeiss_a.html (247 words)

	ZEISS
		Zeiss products are of the highest quality and construction for the discriminating user, researcher, scientist.
		Intense sharp images, smooth operation and user friendliness are all trademarks of Zeiss.
		Below is a small sampling of the Zeiss product line.
	www.optekusa.com /zeiss.htm (282 words)

	Zeiss Spotting Scopes
		Needless to say, the scopes are all provided with Carl Zeiss T* multilayer coating on all glass-to-air surfaces for maximum transmission and natural color rendition, and Carl Zeiss P* coating on the roof surfaces of the reversal prisms for maximum resolution.
		Zeiss - adapter to use your Zeiss Diascope eyepieces in a 1.25" telescope focuser
		Zeiss - adapter to use your Zeiss Diascope eyepieces in a 2" telescope focuser
	www.handsonoptics.com /spt_zeiss.html (519 words)

	Zeiss Produces Nine New High-End Lenses (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The ZEISS Sonnar T-- 4/1700 was developed by Carl Zeiss for a customer with very high demands and a special interest in long distance wildlife photography.
		At Photokina 2006, Carl Zeiss presents its new ZV lenses which are particularly tailored to the aesthetic design of this classic camera.
		ZEISS ZV Classic lenses have been designed for use with all Hasselblad cameras in what is now called the V system, built since 1957.
	www.pdnonline.com /pdn/newswire/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003157740&imw=Y (1208 words)

	Shutterbug: Zeiss Ikon Lenses
		Zeiss Ikon ZM-mount lenses can be used on any camera with the four-claw Leica M-compatible mount.
		All save the 15mm f/2.8 and 85mm f/2 are Zeiss designs made under Zeiss quality control in Japan; the longest and shortest lenses (and easily the most expensive) are made by Zeiss in Oberkochen.
		The lens mount is the four-claw Leica M bayonet introduced in 1954: in place of Leica’s raised red dot for lens location, Zeiss has one in Zeiss blue.
	www.shutterbug.com /equipmentreviews/lenses/0806zeiss (1415 words)

	Zeiss Binoculars
		Carl Zeiss new Victory Compact 8x20 B T* and 10x25 B T* models, represent the peak in the evolution of this type of binoculars.
		Zeiss T* multi-layer coating of all lens elements and prisms of the optical system guarantees high brilliance, razor sharp definition and outstanding color fidelity.
		Together with the effective ZEISS T* multilayer coatings (T Star), and P* phase coatings (P Star), the new Victory binoculars achieve transmission values that are considerably higher than 90%.
	www.handsonoptics.com /bin_zeiss.html (964 words)

	Zeiss Binoculars (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is ultra-compact Zeiss Classic binocular has been a favorite with on-the-go birders and world travelers for years.
		The Zeiss 8 x 20mm Conquest Compact is the newest and most advanced version of an ultra-compact binocular that has been a favorite with on-the-go birders and world travelers for years.
		This high power Zeiss 10 x 25mm Conquest Compact binocular is the newest version of a pocket-size binocular that has been a favorite with weight- and space-conscious on-the-go birders and world travelers for years.
	www.birdbino.com /main/category.asp/catalog_name/Christophers/category_name/RER8MJKKX6P79GR9SFH2PMTU56/Page/1 (334 words)

	Eagle Optics - Binoculars, Spotting Scopes, and Tripods
		Zeiss Conquest 10x50 B T* Binoculars - Preferred when you need brilliant image quality in the twilight hours of dawn and dusk...
		Zeiss Conquest 15x45 B T* Binoculars - Use the high magnification of these mid-priced Zeiss binoculars to draw near to distant horizons!
		Zeiss Conquest 8x50 B T* Binoculars - An excellent choice for wildlife observation — with an unbeatable price-performance ratio.
	www.eagleoptics.com /index.asp?dept=1&type=19&subtype=272&purch=1&mfg86=1&submitter=Search (335 words)

	Something Zeiss to say...
		The purpose of this program is to illustrate and give emphasis to the awesome impact Zeiss Ikon engineers were able to effect on the international camera market between the years 1926-72.
		Zeiss Ikon was formed in 1926, the result of an amalgamation of five strong German camera companies into one enormous camera making combine.
		Many of these early models were inherited as a result of the merger and were simply continued as Zeiss Ikon cameras in their early catalogs.
	www.netcontax.com /time_machines.htm (810 words)

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