Lens in Use- High-aperture lens with coated optics.
- It was intended for shooting distant objects on location, portraits, especially in low light, shooting group scenes, sports moments, etc.
- Focal length 133 mm (133.2 mm), relative aperture 1: 2.8, field of view 18 °, frame size 24x36 mm, Number of lenses / groups 4/3.
- Distance from first to last surface: 57.8 mm. Working distance: Tair-11 - 45.2 mm,
- Connections: lens with camera: M39x1,
- Year of development: 1950s.
- Looks and built like an artillery shell
SummaryThis is my favourite 135mm's which I also tend to use with helicoids as a sort-of macro.
It is sharp yet not harshly sharp.. hard to explain but that's what I like to most about this lens with of course the creamy background and round bokeh even stopped down.
Heavy and thus beautifully balanced this preset lens has a bokeh like none other. Very neutral colours and excellent contrast.. However, it has become the one I use the most of my (now) ten 135mm range lenses. It is just perfect. The quality of the photos is similar to the SMC Takumar 85mm f1.9. The bokeh is just the best I have seen.