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DigiChromeEd
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 Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 9:20 am Post subject: Soligor Wide-Auto 3.5/35 |
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DigiChromeEd wrote:
I came across this Soligor recently and for the asking price of £5 I thought it was worth a punt. All test photos have been converted from raw, no sharpening, cropping or pp applied and converted to jpeg. The camera was a Sony Alpha 6000, ISO100, tripod mounted.
I don't think it performs too badly. From the serial number I don't know who manufactured it, possibly Tokina, Sun?
The lens:-
f3.5
f4
f5.6
f8
f11
f16
f22
Image taken at f8 after my usual pp:-
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planet.groove
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Location: Berlin, Germany
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planet.groove wrote:
nice looking lens! i like these old third party 35mm lenses for their swirling and bubbling bokeh wide open (picture 1) and they are all very cheap to buy 
SN starting with 3 = Sun (?)
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Pancolart
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Pancolart wrote:
Answer this and you'll also answer who made Weltblick/PORST 1.8/35mm and 1.8/135mm.
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luisalegria
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luisalegria wrote:
As per the Soligor serial number crew, this seems to be a Sun.
Interesting to see an f/3.5 auto version, not common to have an auto 35mm prime in a cheaper, simpler formula (5 element I think). You usually see this in presets.
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Octavianc
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Octavianc wrote:
I just picked this up. What mount is this lens for?
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luisalegria
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luisalegria wrote:
The one pictured is M42 in the original post.
I think though these were made in several mounts, so you will need to check your own lens.
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Octavianc
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Octavianc wrote:
Looks identical actually. Thanks for the quick reply BTW.
Here's some pics
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buerokratiehasser
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buerokratiehasser wrote:
Very heavy yes?
I think I have a super carenar 35/2.8 in that "style" (distinctive font, markings, 3 mm plastic pipe standing over at front end),...
Yes it was not very good either, "cant focus it" :) |
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