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Review Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm
With my acquaintance, I wandered around Kiev almost all day, visited several rooftops of high-rise buildings, even visited the Kiev revolutionary "Maidan" in order to collect sample photos on the Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm. The next day I was very upset when the lens was found to be broken. Before the review, he underwent a readjustment and, as it turned out, quite unsuccessful.
I took pictures on the lens using a camera Canon 350D with very small display and small JVIAs a result, I could not immediately identify problems with the lens. For myself, I concluded that the size of the display sometimes plays a very important role in the modern world of photography.
Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm
As for the mechanics and appearance of the lens, everything is very good here. Zuiko 2,8 / 135 is made in Japan of glass and metal. The focus ring is rubberized and rotates 220 degrees. MDF is 1.5 meters. As befits high-quality old lenses, you can find the depth of field scale, focusing distances, aperture values and a mark for shooting in the infrared spectrum on the body. The aperture control ring is located in the middle of the lens. The aperture has 8 blades and closes to F / 22, accepting only fixed values of F / 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22. The petals are dull. On F / 4, the shape of the diaphragm circle has characteristic notches.
Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm
The diameter of the front filter is 55 mm, the lens has a built-in telescopic hood. The hood is made of metal, it is well fixed and does not dangle.
Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm
In addition to the Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm, there is an older version - E-zuiko, both use 5 elements in 5 groups in the optical design. There is also a "slower" version - Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 3,5 f = 135mm (and its E-Zuiko version) with an optical design of 5 elements in 4 groups. The option is also very interesting Olympus OM-System Zuiko AUTO-T 100mm 1: 2.8.
One example for memory
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Olympus Om-System Zuiko MC Auto-T 1: 2,8 f = 135mm
This lens can be easily installed on any modern digital mirrorless camera. For installation, you should use the appropriate adapter/adapter, which allows you to use lenses with an Olympus OM mount on the desired mirrorless system without any problems or restrictions. Below is a list of systems/mounts with links to the necessary adapters/adapters: Sony E/FE/NEX, Canon RF/RF-S, Canon EF-M, Nikon Z, Nikon 1, Leica l, FujiFilm GFX, fujifilm x, Samsung NX, Micro 4 / 3.
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Why haven't I seen your reviews, even with one photo ... The lens is broken, how can I take something on it?
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Well, why browse a broken lens? And what to browse in it at all?)
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The article says in plain text that while taking photos for review it was not noticeable that the lens is bad. And upon arrival home it turned out that only 1 photo was sane. And the author asked to unsubscribe someone else from the owners of such a lens to complete the picture
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They told you, the lens is broken! What is incomprehensible.
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in the corners, of course, an open daub, but for portraits it will be excellent. 2,8 hole for manual focus just right
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That's just it was shot on a closed aperture, at 2.8 this instance behaves like a nonocle.
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Then, if not difficult, still indicate the aperture, otherwise only shutter speed and FR
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This is quite complicated. An experienced eye can estimate the aperture for shutter speed and ISO :)
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That's all, you caught me)) I'm a beginner .. It's just really interesting to what value you have to twist the aperture to get sane sharpness.
Z. I think in the above picture the aperture is about 8
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This is my first time seeing a Broken Lens Review. And there is even a photo!
Review and photos from broken glass, at least original, damn it!)
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There is such a lens.
I rarely use it because on my crop I prefer Olympus 100mm 2.8
The open is slightly soft.
But slightly, and portraits from this are only better.
On the aperture 4 is absolutely sharp.
The colors are excellent, very vibrant.
Small, light, the mechanic is just great.
The back holds excellent.
I really like the lens.
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Valentine, did you use Jupiter 37? how is it compared to 135?
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There is Jupiter 37.
The lenses are different. I don’t know how to compare.
The Olympus 135 is sharper and faster. Both people like the boke. Both are pretty comfortable to use.
Olympus-colored, Jupiter-shaped aperture.
Portraits from both are excellent.
Subjectively, Olympus likes more.
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I used it just now on 50D - my brother gave it to me. I agree with the person who unsubscribed, on the open one is slightly soft, with cover for one step, two - very sharp. Bokeh on the crop of course in meat =) Smooth focusing with a gorgeous distance scale (almost decimeters).
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There is a feeling that he just has one or more lenses upside down. Somehow I cleaned one old Zuiko zoom inside, thoroughly eaten by a fungus, and accidentally installed one lens incorrectly during assembly. The effect of the monocle was immediately visible, right in the viewfinder of the Olympus film. :) I disassembled it again, fixed the error, assembled it - everything works fine.
PS Thanks for the great tests and reviews!
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Good 135 ka
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OM135 / 2.8 and 24 / 2.8 on the A7r can be removed
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URL broke, passed through shortcut: http://tiny.cc/k6nbaz
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from out to 2.8
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Vyn – prizisko tsutsika? does not look like a chow chow...
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