Voigtländer 50mm f1.5 Nokton - Lens

Voigtländer 50mm f1.5 Nokton - LensManual focus normal lens made for the Prominent cameras by Voigtlnder. It does not have a focus helicoid as this is controlled by the camera. This lens is a variant of the classic double Gauss design. The Voigtlander 50 1. 5 Nokton was one of the most significant fast lenses of the 1950s. Metal body available in silver. Voigtlnder 50mm f1. 5 Nokton Minimum focus distance: 1m Aperture blades: 15 Size: 53 x 31 mm Weight: 225 g

5mm full-frame equivalent optical design that includes aspherical lens elements

Lens: Yashica 32mm f3

Manual focus FD-mount 35mm SLR released by Canon in 1971

It uses a stepping motor for autofocus (AF-P) and has up to 4 stops of image stabilization (VR)

and 50D bodies

Manual focus short-tele lens made for Pentacon Six mount SLR cameras by Carl Zeiss Jena manufactured in Germany from 1956 to 1988

4x5 large format monorail field camera from Linhof

Manual focus F-mount 35mm SLR released by Nikon in 1983

35mm manual focus rangefinder camera produced in the Soviet Union

5 diopters

This CG-5 Instructions made by Chinon

160 and 250