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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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  5. Sergo
    01.12.2023

    Hi all! Can someone please tell me if a regular 49mm filter can be screwed onto this lens? or does it have any special features?

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      01.12.2023

      yes, no restrictions

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  6. Konrud
    11.01.2024

    Good afternoon Do they sell adapter rings somewhere from M42 to Pentax-K, such that the aiming at infinity is maintained? In Soviet times they made these, they were included in the kit of Zenit-Avtomat cameras, etc., but now I don’t see them. I bought a pair on Ali - they turned out to have extra thickness, they provide sharpness only up to a few meters.

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    • Ernie
      13.03.2024

      Try the original Pentax with a key. Once upon a time, my Jupiter M42 worked without problems with K10D. Or look at the pentaclub, the experts there will tell you.

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  7. Elena
    03.05.2024

    Hello connoisseurs! I don’t understand anything, so I want to buy something for myself on the advice of those who know.
    Which picture will be prettier, with HELIOS 44-2 or MC HELIOS 44M-4?

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      03.05.2024

      without much difference, the main thing is the safety of the copy

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      • Kiprin Evgeniy
        20.07.2024

        I installed this Helios on Z6|| via FTZ.
        Up to 1,5 meters I can catch something or someone in sharpness. Do not aim anything further in the distance.
        What am I doing wrong? Or are these features of working with this adapter, or something with the lens? Although, whoever he sold it to says it’s fine.

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      • Rodion
        20.07.2024

        Previously, Nikonists suffered with manuals on Nikon DSLRs, now Nikon have made mirrorless cameras, and Nikonists continue to suffer. Nothing changes.
        Haven't you realized that by using the FTZ adapter, from the point of view of the working distance, you are turning your UZK into an F-mount ZK, which is not compatible with the M42 optics? Well, if you bought an adapter, for example, Nikon Z - M42, and everything would be fine. And even more convenient - Nikon Z - EF + EF-M42, then it will be easier to change threaded lenses with each other if inexpensive and small bayonet rings are put on them.

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      • Kiprin Evgeniy
        21.07.2024

        Thank you. I have already ordered this adapter (z-42), I’ll see what happens. The working distance, whatever one may say, will also be increased.
        The fact that Nikonists struggle with manuals is news to me. I am entertaining myself with ZM -5CA and Jupiter 37. Everything is ideal. I think that at long focus the distance to the matrix is ​​not critical.

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  8. Ilya
    15.06.2024

    Hello! I have a Helios 44-2 58mm, was running at a flea market and got into a conversation with one of the tenters with cameras. He advised me to try shooting with an inverted Helios, which, if attached to the camera adapter, really gives a very good approximation. So, this guy told me that there are adapters that can fasten Helios in reverse, but I’m searching Google and can’t find anything like that. I only see mods with reversed rear lenses. Maybe you know how this is done? Maybe these adapters have a different name...

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    • Ilya
      15.06.2024

      I'm sorry. He advised me to do this when I started talking to him about macro photography.

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    • Rodion
      15.06.2024

      It's called a reversible adapter. For Helios-44 it is either M49-M42 or M52-M42, depending on the thread for the filter. To use it in reverse, it’s good to add more macro rings between the lens and the camera, or attach the Helios in reverse to a 200 mm telephoto in front.

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      • Ilya
        15.06.2024

        Hm. I just have a Jupiter 21m, will attaching it to a telephoto lens give me a closer look?

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      • Ilya
        15.06.2024

        And, if I understand correctly, it will allow you to focus

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      • Rodion
        15.06.2024

        Will give you a closer look. As for focusing - well, it would be better to move the camera.

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