Condition :
On the case there are traces of use but the optics are clean, without scratches, fungus and other defects! Glass has some bubbles that don't affect the image.
Description :
After World War II, German documents, equipment and specialists from Carl Zeiss Jena were transferred as reparations to Krasnogorskiy Mechanical Plant (KMZ), including documentation on the lens Carl Zeiss Biotar 2/58. The first Helios-44 was equipped with a mirror camera Start, 1958. The lens had a unique bayonet mount of optics, a diaphragm jumper and 13 petals of the diaphragm. The workmanship is at a very high level. The diaphragm ring is taken out on the back of the lens, switched by steps. The layout of the controls is modern.
- Focal length 58 mm
- Relative opening 1: 2,0
- Field of view 40 °
- Frame size: 24 × 36 mm
- Resolution (center / edge) 35/14 lines / mm
- Number of lenses / groups 6/4
- Included: front and back cover!
Shipping:
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