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M39 SLR standard lenses |
Industar 22 |
| This is a 50mm F3.5 normal lens with apertures to 16. It focuses from 0.65 meters. |
Industar 50 |
| This is a 50mm F3.5 normal lens with apertures to 16. It focuses from 0.65 meters. These can be found with and without a focusing lever |
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Helios-44 |
| This is a 58 mm F 2.0 normal lens with apertures to 16. It focuses from 0.5 meters |
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M39 SLR accessory lenses |
Mir 1 |
| This is a 37mm F2.8 wide angle lens with apertures to 16. It focuses from 0.7 meters. This is a preset lens. Most are marked "Grand Prix Brussels 1958" |
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Jupiter 9 |
| This is a 85mm F2.0 telephoto lens with apertures to 22.It focuses from 1.15 meters. |
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Helios-40 |
| This is a 85mm F1.5 telephoto lens with apertures to 22.It focuses from 0.6 meters. It came in a leather case with front and rear caps and 3 filters. |
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Industar 24M |
| This is a 105mm F3.5 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 1.4 meters. This lens is very rare. |
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Jupiter 11 |
| This is a 135mm F4.0 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 1.4 meters. This lens is commonly called the " hand grenade " lens because of it's shape. |
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Jupiter 37-A |
| This is a 135mm F3.5 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 1.2 meters. The lens is black only and I have never seen one marked "Jupiter-37". The sales brochure says that all elements are multicoated. The lens mount is removable so m39 and m42 are supported. It came in a black plastic canister with a lens hood and front and rear caps. |
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Jupiter-6 |
| This is a 180mm F2.8 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 1.4 meters. This is the Russian version of the "Olympia Sonnar". This lens can be found in both m39 and m42. |
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Telemar-22 |
| This is a 200mm F5.6 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 2.5 meters. This lens is rare, apparently it was only made in a small pre-production batch as all 5 that I know of have 00 serial numbers. It was also been made in m42, in black which is even rarer also with 00 serial numbers. |
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Tair 3 |
| This is a 300mm F4,5 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 3.0 meters. This lens is also engraved "Grand Prix Brussels 1958 Made in USSR. It comes in a brown leather case with a screw to fasten to the tripod mount on the lens. Unfortunately it is a nightmare to get the screw to thread into the lens and most lenses are scratched due to the screw.It is complete with a lens hood and 2 72mm filters ,yellow and orange, screwed into the top of the case. |
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Tair 3A |
| This is a 300mm F4,5 telephoto lens with apertures to 22. It focuses from 3.0 meters. This lens has a built in lens hood. Early lenses were gloss black and then they became matte black. Some are coated and possibly multicoated. The aperatures are controlled by a single ring preset that you lift to set. This lens has an interchangable lens mount for both m39 and m42. It comes in a black leather case with 2 72mm filters ,yellow and orange, screwed into the top of the case. |
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Tair 11 |
| This is a 135mm F lens with apertures to 22. There is an early version of this lens that is marked 133mm. It focuses from 1.0 meter |
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© Nathan Dayton 2000