Bertele, Erhard
Erhard Bertele
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Optics, Lenses, Photography, Camera Lens, History of Science, Leica, Wild, Zeiss, Contax, Hasselblad, Aerial Camera
Just over 100 years ago, 16-year-old Ludwig J. Bertele began an apprenticeship as an optical designer in Munich. The potential of this young man, so interested in mathematics, did not go unnoticed for long. At the age of only 20, he stunned the experts with an innovative optical design that was surprisingly powerful for that time. This fast, high-resolution lens made it possible to photograph indoors without flash and tripod for the first time. As a result, a well-equipped camera became the basis for the success of numerous famous photographers.
Optics, Lenses, Photography, Camera Lens, History of Science, Leica, Wild, Zeiss, Contax, Hasselblad, Aerial Camera
Just over 100 years ago, 16-year-old Ludwig J. Bertele began an apprenticeship as an optical designer in Munich. The potential of this young man, so interested in mathematics, did not go unnoticed for long. At the age of only 20, he stunned the experts with an innovative optical design that was surprisingly powerful for that time. This fast, high-resolution lens made it possible to photograph indoors without flash and tripod for the first time. As a result, a well-equipped camera became the basis for the success of numerous famous photographers.
Optik, Linsen, Fotografie, Fotoobjektiv, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Leica, Wild, Zeiss, Contax, Hasselblad, Luftbildkamera, Biografie
Vor 100 Jahren begann der erst 16-jährige Ludwig J. Bertele in München eine Ausbildung zum Optikrechner. Das Potenzial des mathematisch interessierten jungen Mannes blieb nicht lange unbemerkt: Mit gut 20 Jahren begeisterte er die Fachwelt erstmals mit einer neuartigen, für die damalige Zeit erstaunlich leistungsfähigen Optikkonstruktion.
Optik, Linsen, Fotografie, Fotoobjektiv, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Leica, Wild, Zeiss, Contax, Hasselblad, Luftbildkamera, Biografie
Vor 100 Jahren begann der erst 16-jährige Ludwig J. Bertele in München eine Ausbildung zum Optikrechner. Das Potenzial des mathematisch interessierten jungen Mannes blieb nicht lange unbemerkt: Mit gut 20 Jahren begeisterte er die Fachwelt erstmals mit einer neuartigen, für die damalige Zeit erstaunlich leistungsfähigen Optikkonstruktion.