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===Lenses=== | ===Lenses=== | ||
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| − | *[[Jupiter-8]] | + | * Jupiter-3 50mm f1.5 |
| + | * Jupiter-6 180mm f2.8 | ||
| + | *[[Jupiter-8]] 50mm f2 | ||
| + | * Jupiter-9 85mm f2 | ||
| + | * Jupiter-11A 135mm f4 | ||
| + | * Jupiter-12 35mm f2.8 | ||
| + | * Jupiter 37A 135mm f3.5 | ||
===Links=== | ===Links=== | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 4 January 2010
Jupiter was one of the classes of lenses which was produced by lens makers of the former Soviet Union. The name was probably a classification for three-group or multiple-group lens constructions which included one very thick lens element (a "Jupiter" when compared to the other "planets", see link "Industar lenses at Baierfoto.de").
Lenses
KMZ
- Jupiter-3 50mm f1.5
- Jupiter-6 180mm f2.8
- Jupiter-8 50mm f2
- Jupiter-9 85mm f2
- Jupiter-11A 135mm f4
- Jupiter-12 35mm f2.8
- Jupiter 37A 135mm f3.5
Links
- Soviet class of lenses at Baierfoto.de [1]
- Jupiter lenses on USSRPhoto.com [2]
