Russian new Jupiter-9 camera lens 2/85mm f2/85 M42

Photo Lens is applied for any type of camera with a proper ring adaptor to M42x1 thread used to take close-ups, in poor-lighting conditions, and for portrait work. Allows making photo pictures from long distances at reduced illumination and at quick movement of an object. It is very useful at investigating reports. Special multilayer antireflection coatings at optical elements increase the light transmission; decrease the light dispersion; raise the contrast of a photo object.

Jupiter-9 was produced by famous Russian plant LZOS. Item is brand new. 100% Authentic. Directly from plant’s warhouse. It comes in protective case and original Russian lingo instruction.

Delivery set:

• 'MC Jupiter-9' camera lens - 1 pc.,
• cap - 1 pc.,
• case - 1 pc.,
• owner's manual - 1 copy.

MC Jupiter-9 characteristics

focal length	mm	85
maximum aperture	-	1:2
angle of view	degree	28.5
focusing range	m	0.8 - inf
aperture range	-	1:2 - 1:16
working distance	mm	45.5
screw mount thread	-	M42 х 1
mount-thread for screwed-in attachments	-	M49 х 0.75
resolution at infinity distance, min:	mm-1	-
in centre	-	33
off centre	-	18
light transmission factor, min	-	0.85
light diffusion factor, max	-	0.05
dimensions	mm	D 66 х 72
weight	kg	0.380

You can fit and use this photo lens with your photo camera procuring the special adapter to M42 mount. There are adapters for following photo cameras: Canon EOS, Canon FD, YashicaFR/Contax, Minolta AF, Minolta MD, Nikon, Nikon (with lens), Olympus OM, Olympus 4/3. If your camera is out of this list, please let us know and we find a special adapter for you.

What do you have to know about LZOS optics before buying this staff:

• 99% of all Russian optics was made from LZOS glass!
• Main Russian military force device producer.
• Main Russian producer of all optical devices for space investigations and space ships.
• Main Russian producer for astronomy: primary mirror of 2m telescope for the Royal Greenwich Observatory (Great Britain); set of astronomical mirrors for Chinese Academy of Space Technology; primary mirror of 1.23m telescope for Max Plank Institute in Heidelberg (Germany); primary mirror of 2.6m telescope for VST project (Italy); primary mirror of 2.3m telescope for the National Observatory in Athens (Greece).