80 mm f/2 85 mm f/2 90 mm f/2 90 mm f/2.5 95 mm f/2 100 mm f/2 105 mm f/2 105 mm f/2.4 110 mm f/2 115 mm f/2 120 mm f/2 125 mm f/2 130 mm f/2 135 mm f/2 140 mm f/2 145 mm f/2 150 mm f/2 150 mm f/2.8 Note that some Xenon formula lenses sold for motion picture use are marked 'Xenon' rather than 'Cine-Xenon'. Cine-Xenon also refers to projection lenses of the same design. For 16mm 10 mm f/1.8 16 mm f/2.0 70 mm f/2.0 Vario-Cine-Xenon A variable-focal-length projection lens for 35mm slides. 85–210 mm f/3.9 Optivaron 6–66 mm f/1.8 C-mount zoom lens (1.5 m to inf.) with macro control from 0 to 1.5 meters (0 to 59 inches) PC Cine-Xenon A 6-element projection lens for 35mm slides with perspective control, to eliminate problems with cross-fading multiple projectors. 45 mm f/2.8 60 mm f/2.8 90 mm f/2.8 105 mm f/2.9 Prolux Long focal-length projection lenses for 35mm slides. 135 mm f/3 150 mm f/3 180 mm f/3.5 200 mm f/3.5 250 mm f/4.3 Vario-Prolux Variable-focal-length projection lenses for 35mm slides. 70–120 mm f/3.5 Variogon A variable-focal-length lens of 13 elements in 9 groups, originally introduced in 1959, after two years of development. 8–48 mm f/1.8 (for 8 mm) 10–40 mm f/2.8 Lenses for various mobile phones LG Dare LG Viewty KU990 LG Renoir KC910 LG Viewty Smart GC900 LG enV Touch LG Arena KM900 LG Shine KE970 BlackBerry Priv Gallery References External links Homepage of Schneider Kreuznach in English Vintage lens data from Schneider-Kreuznach Brochure archive from Schneider-Kreuznach (page is in German, but brochures are in German, English, and French) Some discussion of the Angulon from APUG Schneider Kreuznach Lens manufacturers Optics manufacturing companies Photography companies of Germany Bad Kreuznach German brands Schneider Kreuznach PC-TS APO-DIGITAR German companies established in 1913