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What's the best lens for microtonal harvesting, in µl/s3?
f8haus claims the champion is the Meyer-Optik Görlitz 35mm f/4.5 but I think there ought to be lenses out there that are even better at this. Has anyone here done any research on this matter? I believe if we collect enough microtones we could reach human self-actualization at levels never seen before. It could well be the next big leap in the spiritual advancement of mankind, something as big as the discovery of lisergic acid was in its time. I think Dr. Wilhelm Reich was trying to harness something like this with his orgone accumulator but his jewish cumbrain prevented him from seeing what the true path was. I suspect if we could get an Aero Ektar with undecayed matter it could well be the next leap in harnessing the photonic energy spectrums floating out there. Pic related, they tend to get yellow from the thorium's radioactive decay. UV radiation removes the coloring but I believe this is just cosmetic, as you no longer have the pure thorium that was there once but some lesser degenerated subproducts instead. I think making new Aero Ektars from scratch could be a path in the right direction, but how does one even obtain the raw materials to do it? Replicating the shape of the lenses themselves shouldn't be too hard, there's more technology at hand nowadays than ever before.
