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blotafton
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 Posted: Wed May 31, 2017 8:58 pm Post subject: Jupiter-8M Bokeh |
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Jupiter-8M first time test around the garden on my a7. The Contax mount is a strange one. First trying to mount a Jupiter 12 and having to search google for help before succeeding 
And for those who like unedited photos:
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Nice shots!
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blotafton
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pdccameras wrote:
Nice shots! Another example of the wonderful results capable of achieving with the venerable Sonnar design!
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Danye
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| Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 7:05 pm Post subject: Re: Jupiter-8M Bokeh |
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Danye wrote:
Could you please tell me with what lens did you took first picture? I love the bokeh star like . Thank you! |
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Oldhand
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Oldhand wrote:
The Jupiter 8M does produce star bokeh like that.
I'm sure that blotafton will respond about which lens he used.
If he does not mind my posting an image here - this one was taken with the Jupiter 8M
Tom
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blotafton
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| Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 11:23 pm Post subject: |
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blotafton wrote:
It was the Helios 103 if I remember correctly. It has nice swirl too if you want |
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Danye
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Danye wrote:
| Oldhand wrote: |
The Jupiter 8M does produce star bokeh like that.
I'm sure that blotafton will respond about which lens he used.
If he does not mind my posting an image here - this one was taken with the Jupiter 8M
Tom
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I took the other day one Jupiter 8 ( m39 mount - was on a fed 4 ) but it seems that I cannot use on my 60d because it doesn t focus to infinity. My adapter seems fine..I dont't know what to do and what adapter I must buy in order to work. |
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Danye
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Danye wrote:
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| It was the Helios 103 if I remember correctly. It has nice swirl too if you want |
wow! It s a "normal" lens? I have to look for it. Thank you!! |
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Oldhand
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| Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 7:31 am Post subject: |
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Oldhand wrote:
| Danye wrote: |
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The Jupiter 8M does produce star bokeh like that.
I'm sure that blotafton will respond about which lens he used.
If he does not mind my posting an image here - this one was taken with the Jupiter 8M
Tom
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I took the other day one Jupiter 8 ( m39 mount - was on a fed 4 ) but it seems that I cannot use on my 60d because it doesn t focus to infinity. My adapter seems fine..I dont't know what to do and what adapter I must buy in order to work. |
You might only need an M39-M42 adapter ring and then use it on M42 to EOS adapter.
My Jupiter 11 in M39 mount was the same registration distance as M42 and would not work on M39 adapter.
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Danye
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Danye wrote:
| Oldhand wrote: |
| Danye wrote: |
| Oldhand wrote: |
The Jupiter 8M does produce star bokeh like that.
I'm sure that blotafton will respond about which lens he used.
If he does not mind my posting an image here - this one was taken with the Jupiter 8M
Tom
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I took the other day one Jupiter 8 ( m39 mount - was on a fed 4 ) but it seems that I cannot use on my 60d because it doesn t focus to infinity. My adapter seems fine..I dont't know what to do and what adapter I must buy in order to work. |
You might only need an M39-M42 adapter ring and then use it on M42 to EOS adapter.
My Jupiter 11 in M39 mount was the same registration distance as M42 and would not work on M39 adapter.
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Thank you! I will look for this adapter! Thanks again |
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Lightshow
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Lightshow wrote:
| Danye wrote: |
| blotafton wrote: |
| It was the Helios 103 if I remember correctly. It has nice swirl too if you want |
wow! It s a "normal" lens? I have to look for it. Thank you!! |
53mm f1.8
Here's one with an E mount adapter.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Helios-103-lens-1-8-53mm-E-mount-for-Sony-NEX-Excellent/263226638082
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Contax-RF-KIEV-RF-to-Sony-NEX-adapter-with-focusing-part-HELIOS-103-f1-8-53mm/291811083844
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Sjak
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Sjak wrote:
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You might only need an M39-M42 adapter ring and then use it on M42 to EOS adapter.
My Jupiter 11 in M39 mount was the same registration distance as M42 and would not work on M39 adapter.
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The J-11 was also made for the Zenith DSLR with a 39mm thread but a registration distance almost identical to M42. So not every "M39" is identical.
The Jupiter 8 in M39 was only made as a LTM-rangefinder lens, which has a shorter registration distance than a Canon DSLR. So it will not focus to infinity. |
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blotafton
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blotafton wrote:
Update, it was not the Helios 103, it doesn't have that aperture. Sorry for the bad information.
It must have been my Pentax Macro Takumar 50mm f/4 1:1 version. I just checked and it has the star shaped aperture.
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Danye
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| Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2018 5:12 pm Post subject: |
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Danye wrote:
| Oldhand wrote: |
The Jupiter 8M does produce star bokeh like that.
I'm sure that blotafton will respond about which lens he used.
If he does not mind my posting an image here - this one was taken with the Jupiter 8M
Tom
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[url=http://forum.mflenses.com/userpix/20186/big_6748_DSCF1101_1.jpg][/url] |
I have checked my Jupier and it doesn t have this star like shape in blades. Are you sure that this lens make this kind of bokeh? Can you please show me the aperture? Thank you!! |
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Danye
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Danye wrote:
| Sjak wrote: |
| Oldhand wrote: |
You might only need an M39-M42 adapter ring and then use it on M42 to EOS adapter.
My Jupiter 11 in M39 mount was the same registration distance as M42 and would not work on M39 adapter.
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The J-11 was also made for the Zenith DSLR with a 39mm thread but a registration distance almost identical to M42. So not every "M39" is identical.
The Jupiter 8 in M39 was only made as a LTM-rangefinder lens, which has a shorter registration distance than a Canon DSLR. So it will not focus to infinity. |
Oh! Thank you for this information, I didn t know. If I buy adapter m39 to Sony a6000 it will work? Those terms with flange and distance and stuff are OZN for me ), I'm only a girl with passion for old lenses ). |
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Danye
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Danye wrote:
| blotafton wrote: |
Update, it was not the Helios 103, it doesn't have that aperture. Sorry for the bad information.
It must have been my Pentax Macro Takumar 50mm f/4 1:1 version. I just checked and it has the star shaped aperture.
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[url=http://forum.mflenses.com/userpix/20186/big_7206_20180620_2246sd38_1.jpg][/url] |
Thank you!! Now I have another lens on my list and it s not cheap. |
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Sjak
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Other lenses with star-bokeh:
- Industar 61 lz MC, a 50 2.8 1:2 Macro-lens in M42; the letters "lz MC" are important though, otherwise it's just a regular 50 2.8.
- Volna-9, also 50 2.8 Macro, but a very good one. Can still be found unused. My most used lens when I make pics for sales ads of gear. |
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blotafton
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| Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2018 12:47 pm Post subject: |
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blotafton wrote:
| Danye wrote: |
| Oldhand wrote: |
The Jupiter 8M does produce star bokeh like that.
I'm sure that blotafton will respond about which lens he used.
If he does not mind my posting an image here - this one was taken with the Jupiter 8M
Tom
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I have checked my Jupier and it doesn t have this star like shape in blades. Are you sure that this lens make this kind of bokeh? Can you please show me the aperture? Thank you!! |
It's Jupiter 8M that has that shape. At least some of them has it.
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| blotafton wrote: |
Update, it was not the Helios 103, it doesn't have that aperture. Sorry for the bad information.
It must have been my Pentax Macro Takumar 50mm f/4 1:1 version. I just checked and it has the star shaped aperture.
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[url=http://forum.mflenses.com/userpix/20186/big_7206_20180620_2246sd38_1.jpg] |
Thank you!! Now I have another lens on my list and it s not cheap. |
Mine was $50 "buy it now" price, not so bad  |
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Oldhand
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Not a bokeh series, but some flowers from our garden this morning.
On Fuji X-E2s
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