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  1. Alexey
    18.08.2022

    Most of the wonderful works presented were not made on Helios 44-2, but on Helios 40-2, it seems to me. Although, on Helios-44-2, you can get a vaguely similar build by turning the front lens or the back. Yes, but the notorious twisted bokeh still needs to be able to be used, here the artists above - they can, just the gods of light.

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      18.08.2022

      You are wrong. It's all 44-2 here

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  2. Voronoff
    10.03.2023

    I looked at examples of work and felt like a hand ** s))) Very cool pictures!

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    • Sergei
      24.04.2023

      Yep, me too.)

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  3. Novel
    08.08.2023

    Please tell me how does the lens spin the bokeh 81-n or 44-2 more?

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      08.08.2023

      44-2

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  4. Valery
    03.10.2023

    Good evening.
    I got my hands on a Zenit camera with HELIOS-44-2 2/58. Well, having said that, I’ll try to understand this lens. Camera Nikon D7200. I use an M42-Nikon F adapter without a lens, but when the lens is installed on the camera, you can only take pictures from a very close distance, such as an alumina. Having bought an M42-Nikon F adapter with a lens and touching it problem. If you attach the lens to the adapter, you cannot turn the focus to infinity, since when focusing, the internal lens of the lens presses into the adapter lens. Maybe I'm not timid correctly? I wonder how to properly use an adapter for manual lenses?

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