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SV700
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SV700 wrote:
Started using manual lenses almost at the same time when I got my first DSLR (2010), after trying out different makes/brands I primarily collect/use Soviet glass, I find them exceptionally good value vs other and history behind them can be very interesting as well.
This is how my collection looked at one point, then I sold some of them and a few I have the biggest regret ever one in particular was Lomo Cinema lens converted to M42 RO60-2, one of the forum members here bought from me on Ebay (yes, you know who you are, I'll double you the price you paid for  ).
Lesson learned, never sell lenses you love.
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MTO-11CA, Tair 3 & MC Tair 3, OKS1-150-1 (m42), Zodiak-8 (m42 adapter), MC APO-Telezenitar 135mm, OKS6-75 (M42), Zenitar-16K, Peleng 8mm, MC Mir-20M, MC Mir-20N(m42), Mir 24M & Mir 24N, Mir-10A.
Telear-5 (m42 adapter), Vega-12B (m42), Variozenitar-K 25-45mm. Jupiter-21A, Jupiter-21M, Jupiter-11 (x2), Jupiter 37A & MC 37A, Zenitar-K 1.9 (50), Zenitar-K 50, Zenitar K-2 50, Zenitar 1.7, Helios-40, Helios 44-2 (x4), Helios-44M (x2), MC-Helios 44M (x2), MC Helios-6/7, 44K & 77K, Telemar-22, MC Industar-61lz, MC Volna -9, MC Volna K 1.8 (50), Lomo RO18-3 (m42), Tair 11 & 11-2, OKS-1.8 100mm (m42), Lomo f92 2 (m42), OKS 90mm (m42), MC Granit 80-200, Industar 50 & Industar 50-2 (x3), Mir-1 (x2) Mir 1 (blk) Mir 1A, Mir-1V- 1V (newer), Triar 80 & 150mm (M42s), Jupiter 9, Jupiter-9 RF conv to M42, MC Jupiter 9, Telear 200 (m42) Kaleinar 100 -m42, Volna 3 ......few Industars and lomo projectors etc....
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hoanpham
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| Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 9:54 pm Post subject: Re: My Soviet collection. |
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hoanpham wrote:
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Started using manual lenses almost at the same time when I got my first DSLR (2010), after trying out different makes/brands I primarily collect/use Soviet glass, I find them exceptionally good value vs other and history behind them can be very interesting as well.
This is how my collection looked at one point, then I sold some of them and a few I have the biggest regret ever one in particular was Lomo Cinema lens converted to M42 RO60-2, one of the forum members here bough from me on Ebay (yes, you know who you are, I'll double you the price you bough it from me ).
Lesson learned, never sell lenses you love.
Before:
and after: (-2 +4)
MTO-11CA, Tair 3 & MC Tair 3, OKS1-150-1 (m42), Zodiak-8 (m42 adapter), MC APO-Telezenitar 135mm, OKS6-75 (M42), Zenitar-16K, Peleng 8mm, MC Mir-20M, MC Mir-20N(m42), Mir 24M & Mir 24N, Mir-10A.
Telear-5 (m42 adapter), Vega-12B (m42), Variozenitar-K 25-45mm. Jupiter-21A, Jupiter-21M, Jupiter-11 (x2), Jupiter 37A & MC 37A, Zenitar-K 1.9 (50), Zenitar-K 50, Zenitar K-2 50, Zenitar 1.7, Helios-40, Helios 44-2 (x4), Helios-44M (x2), MC-Helios 44M (x2), MC Helios-6/7, 44K & 77K, Telemar-22, MC Industar-61lz, MC Volna -9, MC Volna K 1.8 (50), Lomo RO18-3 (m42), Tair 11 & 11-2, OKS-1.8 100mm (m42), Lomo f92 2 (m42), OKS 90mm (m42), MC Granit 80-200, Industar 50 & Industar 50-2 (x3), Mir-1 (x2) Mir 1 (blk) Mir 1A, Mir-1V- 1V (newer), Triar 80 & 150mm (M42s), Jupiter 9, Jupiter-9 RF conv to M42, MC Jupiter 9, Telear 200 (m42) Kaleinar 100 -m42, Volna 3 ......few Industars and lomo projectors etc....
Well....... I guess, I'm not allowed to post pics |
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hoanpham
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| Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 9:55 pm Post subject: |
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hoanpham wrote:
WOW WOW.
Welcome to the forum.
First post prevent pics, an anti spam feature.
What an awesome collection you have here  |
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RSalles
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RSalles wrote:
Hi,
Know this collection already, via pentaxusers forums, glad to see you around, have a nice stay with us,
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konicamera
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| Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 10:30 pm Post subject: Re: My Soviet collection. |
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Man, you sure know how to travel... Welcome!
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Nordentro wrote:
Awesome collection, welcome on board 
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SV700
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SV700 wrote:
Thanks guys.
Awesome forum for sure, been lurking but it's good to join. A lot of experts in one place. |
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DigiChromeEd
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DigiChromeEd wrote:
Fantastic! I've never seen so much Soviet glass in one place. 
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That sure is impressive
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Attila wrote:
Welcome! Nice to see you here, awesome collection , congrats!
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Langstrum
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Langstrum wrote:
There are 4 copies of Helios 44M-2  ? You must love this lens as I do
Helios 44M-2 is the my first MF lens and also the cause of my addiction to Soviet lenses. I really admire your collection, that's my dream!
How about collecting the whole Helios 44M series LOL? I have 44M-3, 4, and 7, it's fun to see how they're different, but I love them all.
You may need Vega-11U also, because it's the cheapest but still delivers high IQ, and it's really tiny. That's my first choice for macro lens.
I also owned two Jupiter 9 (M42 and M39) copies but I was quite disappointed with the quality, they're not really sharp until f/4 and get flare very esily 
How about Jupiter-3 50/1.5? I wished that I found it here but I don't see it. I'm seeking to buy this one but not much information I can get. This lens is quite rare and promising.
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BurstMox
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BurstMox wrote:
Nice collection!!
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| How about Jupiter-3 50/1.5? I wished that I found it here but I don't see it. I'm seeking to buy this one but not much information I can get. This lens is quite rare and promising. |
I believe SV700 doesn't use mirrorless camera, that's why no Jupiter-3 or other RF lenses.
SV700, how did you have adapted OKS and other projector lenses to M42?
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I also owned two Jupiter 9 (M42 and M39) copies but I was quite disappointed with the quality, they're not really sharp until f/4 and get flare very esily
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You have been unlucky, I have a Jupiter-9 and mine is plenty sharp enough wide open.
Yes they are prone to flare but a cheap hood soon fixes that.
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Langstrum
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| I believe SV700 doesn't use mirrorless camera, that's why no Jupiter-3 or other RF lenses |
Oh, that's why  . I don't have much information about this lens or how it can be adapted to DSLR.
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| You have been unlucky, I have a Jupiter-9 and mine is plenty sharp enough wide open. |
I bought one from Ukraine, one from Hong Kong, so frustrating. Anyhow, it was my favorite for a while and I already equip one with hood, it did helped.
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kds315* wrote:
Welcome here, great to see you! Very nice impressive collection of russian glass!!
You seem to like doing videos, judged from the follow focus mounts. How's that?
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| Oh, that's why Surprised. I don't have much information about this lens or how it can be adapted to DSLR. |
It can be mounted (it's 39mm screw mont), but it will be only macro (no infinity reached, or portrait distance)
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| It can be mounted (it's 39mm screw mont), but it will be only macro (no infinity reached, or portrait distance) |
Thank you, I knew it can be adapted since it's M39. I also have few M39 lenses, they're all good. What a pity, maybe I'll try if I buy a mirrorless camera 
By the way, may I ask what the colorful plastic rings attached to some of SV700's lenses are? Base on how they attached, at least they will prevent the lenses from collapsing
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MF Lenses: Peleng MC 8/3.5, 17/2.8 Samyang 14/T3.1, 35/T1.5, TS 24/3.5 ED, 85/T1.5, Polar 85/1.4 Auto Revuenon 28/2.8; MC 50/1.4 Vega11U 50/2.8 Carl Zeiss Tessar 50/2.8 (exakta mount) Auto Chinon 50/1.9 Zenitar ME1 50/1.7 Sears Auto Sears 55/1.4; Sears 135/2.8 Auto Yashinon DX 50/1.4; Tomioka 50/1.2 SMC Pentax 50/1.7; 50/1.4 Canon FD 50/1.4 S.S.C; 55/1.2 S.S.C; FD 50/1.2 L; FD 85/1.2 L; 85/1.2 S.S.C Aspherical; FD 80-200/4 L 300/2.8 S.S.C Fluorite FD 300/2.8 L FD 200/1.8 LCosina-S 50/1.2 Helios Helios 44 Chrome f/22, 44-2, 44-3, 44M-4, 44M-7 (58/2), Helios-40 85/1.5 Jupiter Jupiter-9 85/2; Jupiter-37A 135/3.5; Jupiter-21M 200/4 Nikon Ai 105/2.5 Tairs-3S 300/4.5
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BurstMox
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BurstMox wrote:
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| It can be mounted (it's 39mm screw mont), but it will be only macro (no infinity reached, or portrait distance) |
By the way, may I ask what the colorful plastic rings attached to some of SV700's lenses are? Base on how they attached, at least they will prevent the lenses from collapsing |
I think it's what Klaus called "follow focus mount" . I guess it's made for make focus more smooth and easy.
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| You seem to like doing videos, judged from the follow focus mounts. How's that? |
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SV700
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SV700 wrote:
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There are 4 copies of Helios 44M-2 ? You must love this lens as I do
Helios 44M-2 is the my first MF lens and also the cause of my addiction to Soviet lenses. I really admire your collection, that's my dream!
How about collecting the whole Helios 44M series LOL? I have 44M-3, 4, and 7, it's fun to see how they're different, but I love them all.
You may need Vega-11U also, because it's the cheapest but still delivers high IQ, and it's really tiny. That's my first choice for macro lens.
I also owned two Jupiter 9 (M42 and M39) copies but I was quite disappointed with the quality, they're not really sharp until f/4 and get flare very esily
How about Jupiter-3 50/1.5? I wished that I found it here but I don't see it. I'm seeking to buy this one but not much information I can get. This lens is quite rare and promising. |
Thanks, I own a few more 44-2's, Very good lens (I actually own all 44 series except 44-5 and rare 44-7 not the more common 44M-7).
I really like Industar 55U (140mm) and I58 (75mm). Vegas are nice but Industars have better rendering imo.
As to Jupiter 9's I own 5 total and all of them are very good @ f2 except the new MC version which is quite soft.
Here's a shot of f2.8 I think with J9 (non MC)
Pentax K10D
Here's one at F2 (silver M39~SLR)
As pointed out, I don't use mirror-less camera, so no RF lenses.
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| SV700, how did you have adapted OKS and other projector lenses to M42? |
Some I bought it that way some I used focusing helicoid and step up/down rings.
Like this one.
OKC1 90-1
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BurstMox
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BurstMox wrote:
| SV700 wrote: |
| Langstrum wrote: |
There are 4 copies of Helios 44M-2 ? You must love this lens as I do
Helios 44M-2 is the my first MF lens and also the cause of my addiction to Soviet lenses. I really admire your collection, that's my dream!
How about collecting the whole Helios 44M series LOL? I have 44M-3, 4, and 7, it's fun to see how they're different, but I love them all.
You may need Vega-11U also, because it's the cheapest but still delivers high IQ, and it's really tiny. That's my first choice for macro lens.
I also owned two Jupiter 9 (M42 and M39) copies but I was quite disappointed with the quality, they're not really sharp until f/4 and get flare very esily
How about Jupiter-3 50/1.5? I wished that I found it here but I don't see it. I'm seeking to buy this one but not much information I can get. This lens is quite rare and promising. |
Thanks, I own a few more 44-2's, Very good lens (I actually own all 44 series except 44-5 and rare 44-7 not the more common 44M-7).
I really like Industar 55U (140mm) and I58 (75mm). Vegas are nice but Industars have better rendering imo.
As to Jupiter 9's I own 5 total and all of them are very good @ f2 except the new MC version which is quite soft.
As pointed out, I don't use mirror-less camera, so no RF lenses.
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| SV700, how did you have adapted OKS and other projector lenses to M42? |
Some I bought it that way some I used focusing helicoid and step up/down rings.
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Thanks for the information about OKS lenses! I also like Industar-58U, I think I have the simpler version to adapt :
Only need helicoide (I have the same like yours on your pictures) and step-up rings.
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Soviet Nikon collection.
...and from 1979 to 2015, new 40-2 are MC, I though they weren't. Both are exceptionally high quality in build and glass.
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