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  Jupiter 8 lens history   Jupiter 8 universal normal fast lens for small-format rangefinder camera such as "Zorki" and "Kiev". Equipped with iris. Two-ring aperture control. Coated optics. Focus has largely been eliminated by the chromatic and spherical aberration and curvature of image field.The lens is "Carl Zeiss Sonnar 1:2 / 5 cm" for Contax cameras were designed in the early 1930s, Ludwig Berthelot (Ludwig Bertele). Documentation for many German lenses (which included, among others, and Sonnar 2 / 5 cm), together with the technology, materials and equipment for their production have been obtained in the Soviet Union by way of reparations. At the beginning of production at KMZ and labeled - "LC" - "Zonnar Krasnogorsk."

  Jupiter 9 lens history   Jupiter 9 - lens for Sony NEX cameras. Equipped with iris. Originally had the title "HCC-85 - Zonnar Krasnogorsky", 85 mm lens, and exist in versions for rangefinder cameras such as" Kiev. Design and technological documentation on lenses "Sonnar" Germany's firm Carl Zeiss, as well as equipment for production were put in Krasnogorsk as reparations after the Second World War. Later frames have been converted for use with SLR cameras. Available also in Lytkarino (LZOS) and at the plant "Arsenal" (Kiev, Ukraine). Jupiter 9 at the end of production produced and multi-layer coating.     Jupiter 9 85mm lens description   Type - Sony NEX  (with confirm chip) Angle of view - 28 °  Focal length - 85mm Relative aperture - 1:2 Frame format - 24x36 mm Number of lenses / groups - 6 / 5. Front vertex focal distance -73.42 mm  Back vertex focal length - 40.71 mm Distance from first to last the surface - 54.35 mm Number of lenses / groups - 7 / 3 Number of diaphragm blades - 15 The limits of the scale diaphragms - 1:2-1:22 Near focusing limit is - 0.08 m The resolving power of TU (center / edge) - 30/18 lines / mm.  Transmittance - 0,75 Mount - Sony NEX (lens comes with adapter M42-SONY NEX (with confirm chip)   Jupiter 9 сompatible with:   Sony NEX-3 Sony NEX-C3 Sony NEX-5 Sony NEX-5n Sony NEX-7   Jupiter 9 example photos: Fantactic Bokeh!                      

Jupiter-9 M39 lens Telefocus fast lens for rangefinder cameras. Equipped with iris. Originally had the title "HCC-85 - Zonnar Krasnogorsky", 85 mm, and exist in versions for rangefinder came...     Jupiter-9 lens history   Jupiter-9 telefocus fast lens for rangefinder cameras. Equipped with iris. Originally had the title "HCC-85 - Zonnar Krasnogorsky", 85 mm, and exist in versions for rangefinder cameras such as" Kiev "and" Sharp ". Design and technological documentation on lenses "Sonnar" Germany's firm Carl Zeiss, as well as equipment for production were put in Krasnogorsk as reparations after the Second World War. Later frames have been converted for use with SLR cameras. Available also in Lytkarino (LZOS) and at the plant "Arsenal" (Kiev, Ukraine). At the end of production produced and multi-layer coating.     Jupiter-9 lens description   Type - RF  cameras with M39 mount ( FED, ZORKI, LEICA...) Angle of view - 28 °  Focal length - 85 mm Relative aperture - 1:2 Frame format - 24x36 mm Number of lenses / groups - 6 / 5. Front vertex focal distance -73.42 mm  Back vertex focal length - 40.71 mm Distance from first to last the surface - 54.35 mm Number of lenses / groups - 7 / 3 Number of diaphragm blades - 15 The limits of the scale diaphragms - 1:2-1:22 Near focusing limit is - 0.08 m The resolving power of TU (center / edge) - 30/18 lines / mm.  Transmittance - 0,75 Mount - Sony NEX (lens comes with adapter M39-Sony NEX (with confirm chip)     Jupiter-9 lens сompatible with:     Sony NEX-3 Sony NEX-C3 Sony NEX-5 Sony NEX-5n Sony NEX-7   Jupiter-9 example photos:     Fantactic Bokeh!                  

Jupiter-9 Telefocus fast lens for rangefinder cameras. Equipped with iris. Originally had the title "HCC-85 - Zonnar Krasnogorsky", 85 mm, and exist in versions for rangefinder came... Jupiter-9 lens history  

    Jupiter-9 lens history   Telephoto lens aperture for rangefinder and SLR cameras. Fitted with iris diaphragm. By the nature of the application refers to a portrait lens. Originally had the name "LC-85" - Zonnar Krasnogorsk, 85 mm and there was a rangefinder camera options for the type of "Kiev" and "Sharp". Design and technological documentation for the lenses "Sonnar" German company Carl Zeiss, as well as production equipment have been put in Krasnogorsk in reparations after World War II. Later frames have been converted for use with SLR cameras. Produced in Lytkarino (LZOS) and in Nezhin, Ukraine (plant "Progress", PO "Zavod Arsenal" - version of the Jupiter-9 automatic) ... At the end of production produced and multi-layer coating.     Jupiter-9 lens description   Mount - Sony NEX (lens comes with adapter M42-SONY NEX (with confirm chip) Angle of view - 28 °  Focal length - 85 mm Relative aperture - 1:2 Frame format - 24x36 mm Number of lenses / groups - 6 / 5. Front vertex focal distance -73.42 mm  Back vertex focal length - 40.71 mm Distance from first to last the surface - 54.35 mm Number of lenses / groups - 7 / 3 Operating distance - 28.8 mm 34.85 mm 45.2 mm 45.5 mm Number of diaphragm blades - 15 The limits of the scale diaphragms - 1:2-1:22 Near focusing limit is - 0.08 m The resolving power of TU (center / edge) - 30/18 lines / mm.  Transmittance - 0,75       Jupiter-9 Russian SLR lens type #1 сompatible with:     Sony NEX-3 Sony NEX-C3 Sony NEX-5 Sony NEX-5n Sony NEX-7   Jupiter-9 lens example photos                    

MC APO Telezenitar-M 2,8/135 - apochromatic telephoto lens for small-format SLR cameras. Automated drive mechanism diaphragm. MC APO Telezenitar-M is irreplaseable for portrait and outdoor photography of remote...     MC APO Telezenitar-M 2,8/135 lens history