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Weltblick is a brand used for products distributed by German retailer Neckermann, seen on a variety of lenses for 35mm cameras. The original manufacturers are generally unknown, but most originate in Japan. A 135mm f/1.8 is one notable product, also seen under other brands such as Porst.
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Weltblick Lenses
- Weltblick Auto Super Weltwinkel 23mm f3.5
- Weltblick 24mm f2.5
- Weltblick Auto 35mm f1.8
- Weltblick Auto 135mm f1.8
- Weltblick Auto Tele 135mm f2.8
- Weltblick 135mm f3.5, 15 blade iris
