Paul - My  darkroom  became a storage  room!
still have the monster 5x7 durst enlarger w/ vacuum easel that I had  since
the 70s. what a beast!  then I have small  2x3 omega  to  pull  strips of
negatives though to print.
yea  the digital stuff was a game changer indeed...
I  do not know  about the contax rts lenses fitting new   bodys.. they were
nice lenses, It would be  good to use them!
Ed#
In a message dated 3/10/2016 12:41:11 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
useddec at 
gmail.com writes:
I also  don't know if I will ever use my darkroom again, and have Omega D2,
other  enlargers, print washers and dyers, etc that I don't need.
On Thu, Mar  10, 2016 at 1:37 AM, Paul Anderson <useddec at gmail.com>  wrote:
  Popular or Modern Photography 20 or 30 years ago had
an  article on the 10
 best lens ever made. I think Zeiss made 3 of them,  and they were the only
 company with more than  one.
  I know there are a lot of great optics out there,  but I still love  
Zeiss.
  I have several Zeiss cameras, binoculars,
microscopes, etc.
 With everything going digital, and various  health problems, I haven't
 touched my Contax RTSs in years. I was  planning on buying a digital body  
to
  use my optics, but they never  released one.
 If anyone knows of a good digital body   that will adapt to RTS optics,
 please let me know.
  Paul
 On Wed, Mar 9, 2016 at 7:25 PM, Fred Cisin  <cisin at xenosoft.com> wrote:
  posters!  The   lens was a Goerz Red Dot  Artar
and the  sharpest   flat
   field
lens
 
  On Wed, 9 Mar 2016, Rod Smallwood wrote: 
 
   Thanks,,
    Our cam was fitted with a high grade  Ziess lens that cost a fortune
 even  then,
 
 Zeiss made a lot of lenses, some  of which were great.
 Goerz made a few of the greatest lenses ever  made.
 For personal use, I'm looking for Leitz  Summicron in all focal lengths,
 and Nikkor 105mm that was made in  mid 1960s.
 And, if I can ever get a 4x5 digital back, I want a  Goerz Dagor.
 All out of my price  range.