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Revision as of 05:16, 30 January 2012

The Vivitar 500mm f/6.3 Compatible T System lens was distributed by Ponder and Best (Vivitar) in the 1960s.

Description

The Vivitar 500mm f/6.3 Compatible T System lens was distributed by Ponder and Best (Vivitar) in the 1960s. Ponder and Best designated the family to which this lens belongs as the "Compatible T System". With only one exception, the Compatible T System family consisted of prime lenses, including mostly long telephoto lenses. The 500mm f/6.3 is a large, heavy, preset telephoto lens with integral tripod mounting ring. It included a screw-on hood and screw-on metal lens cap. The lenses are marked "Made in Japan" but the specific manufacturer is unknown.

Specifications

  • Badging: Vivitar
  • Manufacturer: unknown
  • Manufacture Date: ca 1965?
  • Focal Length: 500mm
  • Aperture Range: f/6.3 - f/32
  • Diaphragm Type: Preset
  • Diaphragm Blades: 18
  • Filter Diameter: 92mm
  • Minimum Focus: 10.6 m (35 ft)
  • Mounts: T Mount
  • Elements: unknown
  • Groups: unknown
  • Weight: unknown
  • Accessories: Scew-on hood, screw-on metal lens cap, tripod mounting ring
  • Example Serial Numbers: 71315
  • Original Stock Number(s): unknown


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Links

Flickr set by steevithak: Vivitar 500mm f/6.3 Preset T Mount, photos of and with the lens