Jupiter-8 50 mm/f:2 is a Russian photographic lens produced in Soviet times. It was produced with the M39 mount, or "Leica thread mount", and the Zeiss Contax mount for early Zeiss cameras. This is a copy of the Carl Zeiss Sonnar 50mm f2. The lens was produced on German Carl Zeiss equipment, which was received by the USSR as reparations. The lens is much better quality than just Jupiter 8 from the 70-80-90s.

For rangefinder cameras FED, Zorki, Leica. M39.

Using the appropriate adapter, this lens can be installed on any modern mirrorless cameras, such as Sony NEX, Samsung NX, Olympus micro 4/3, etc. (adapter not included).

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Product Features:

Lens mount: M39

Focal length: 50mm

Relative aperture: 1:2

Aperture scale: 2.0 to 22.

Aperture: Manual

Focus range: 1 meter to infinity.

Filter mount: M40.5x0.75

Condition:As you can see from the photos, it is in good condition. The front and rear lenses are clean, but the front lens has small micro-scratches from friction that are not noticeable to the naked eye. There is a little dust inside. There is no fungus here. The aperture control ring rotates smoothly. The focus rotates smoothly with enough smoothness to make it pleasant to work.

Only lens included