Sifralens
Newbie
Good afternoon everyone,
I am a new member and I just bought this lens AllFotar 105mm 1:2.5 Exakta mount. And I don't know anything about this lens. it has around 16 blades and it is intriguing for me. It has two rings to control the aperture and a focus ring.
I would appreciate it if you could give me more information or direct me to someone who knows more about it.
Thank you in advance.
I am a new member and I just bought this lens AllFotar 105mm 1:2.5 Exakta mount. And I don't know anything about this lens. it has around 16 blades and it is intriguing for me. It has two rings to control the aperture and a focus ring.
I would appreciate it if you could give me more information or direct me to someone who knows more about it.
Thank you in advance.
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Cascadilla
Well-known
I don't know much about your lens, but the two aperture rings indicate that it is a preset lens. This means that the camera will not stop down the diaphragm as any DSLR or modern SLR will, so you have to remember to turn one of the rings to stop down the lens prior to taking your picture. The second ring allows you to select your f/stop in advance so that you don't have to look at the lens to stop it down to the correct aperture.
julio1fer
Well-known
If you have an Exakta camera, best suggestion would be to try it. It could be a nice portrait lens.
A resource for Exakta cameras and their lenses is Captain Jack’s web site, but I could not find your lens there.
Another resource is The Exakta circle.
A resource for Exakta cameras and their lenses is Captain Jack’s web site, but I could not find your lens there.
Another resource is The Exakta circle.
Dralowid
Michael
I think Allfotar was a retailer's brand.
Muggins
Junk magnet
Dixons in the UK sold a lot of stuff under the Prinz brand name, often rebadged Zenit gear. I don't think this is one of theirs, I think Exakta predates them, but the name does sound like an own-brand.I think Allfotar was a retailer's brand.
Sifralens
Newbie
I just bought the adapter for my Fuji it is amazing so far. Will share the result with some photos later.If you have an Exakta camera, best suggestion would be to try it. It could be a nice portrait lens.
A resource for Exakta cameras and their lenses is Captain Jack’s web site, but I could not find your lens there.
Another resource is The Exakta circle.
Thanks to everyone who shared info about the lens.
Some similar lenses I found with the same design and look like lens element groups
- Accura Supertel 105mm F/2.4 Manual Focus EXA Exakta mount Lens
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