wintoid
Back to film
I've never even heard of this lens. Thought some here might be interested. No connection with seller etc etc.
http://tinyurl.com/l8gk9w
http://tinyurl.com/l8gk9w
hans voralberg
Veteran
It's a one off production run with the optical formula similar to the lens on the TC1, which is reputed to be stunning. It's so rare this is the first time I see one for sale though I've heard about it over 4 years ago.
Read more about the TC-1 and lens here: http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/index-frameset.html?MinoltaTC1.html~mainFrame
Read more about the TC-1 and lens here: http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/index-frameset.html?MinoltaTC1.html~mainFrame
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Datatw
Member
I had sold mine, but I miss it so much.
It's a tiny and nice lens.
It's a tiny and nice lens.
Bill58
Native Texan
Too bad it wasn't faster for the money they cost. The Japanese have some amazing fetishes, don't they? ....and they used to have the money to pay for them.
Rico
Well-known
From images posted, that 28mm has awesome bokeh but the TC-1 secret sauce is the aperture mechanism - Waterhouse stops! While the LTM version is small and has a nice barrel layout, the aperture is an ordinary bladed design. In either form, that lens is expensive.
Dingo
Well-known
I think the CV 28/3.5 is a strong competitor, isn't it?
Gary Sandhu
Well-known
I got one from leica shop, Austria, a few days ago . So far so good. Small, sharp,no CA used on my M8 ( must be the 2 aspherics).
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I spotted one of these the other day at a camera store in Yokohama. Interesting looking lens, but somewhat pricey...
