JBFreeheel
Member
I did a search but thought we could get more info with a new thread...
Is anyone using any Russian screw-mount lens with the RD-1? If so, which lens and what kind of results are you getting?
Thanks!
-Josh
Is anyone using any Russian screw-mount lens with the RD-1? If so, which lens and what kind of results are you getting?
Thanks!
-Josh
DwF
Well-known
This site has some Russian lenses and interesting results....I wouldn't buy a lens based on this but worth a look. Some others look interesting as well and the 28 3.5 particularly fares well here....less so the CV21 f4 that probably says more about the person testing the lens.
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/babe...pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2004/0707/rd1.htm
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/babe...pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2004/0707/rd1.htm
jvr
Well-known
Hi!
I have a Jupiter 9 85/2 that misfocus. As far as I read, that's unfortunately normal and they may have to be recollimated to work properly with the R-D1.
When correctly focused, it's ok as a "portrait" lens: low contrast overall, real resolution only after f5.6 (and even then, below my 1950's Elmar f4...).
But, for the price...
I have a Jupiter 9 85/2 that misfocus. As far as I read, that's unfortunately normal and they may have to be recollimated to work properly with the R-D1.
When correctly focused, it's ok as a "portrait" lens: low contrast overall, real resolution only after f5.6 (and even then, below my 1950's Elmar f4...).
But, for the price...
tmessenger
Established
All of the ones I've owned (4) had to be shimmed to focus correctly, it's not difficult to do.
Tim
Tim
Didier
"Deed"
The Industar 61-LD I have works well (though I havent checked it on close focus accuracy), but I'd take care of the Industar-22 - it could touch the shutter when collapsed in at infinity position.
Didier
Didier
mwooten
light user
I have three of the soviet lenses, two J8's (one black, one 'white') and one I-61. The I-61 worked great right out of the box. The Jupiters were a diferent story. Neither focused at all, and I ended up sending the white one to fedka.com for a tune-up. It worked great after that. I'm attaching a couple of images from the j8 and i61 mounted on my rd1. The two guys were done with the J8, and the child & grandfather were shot with the I61.
Take care,
Michael
Take care,
Michael
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stevehk
Newbie
I have a J12, works fine on close object, forget about the infinity...
ZorkiKat
ЗоркийК&
My R-D1s have Russian lenses (J-12, J-3, J-8, Industar) almost 95% of the time. The J-12 is virtually my 'normal' lens for this camera. It focuses all the way to infinity. No appreciable vignettting, even at full aperture. The wide aperture J-8 (f/2) and J-3 (f/1.5) are my stand-bys for portraits. Shoots great at their full openings. The J-9 also works, but I hardly use it because of the necessity of using an extra finder for it.
Jay
Jay
R
RML
Guest
The Jupiter-8 was my favourite lesn before I got the CZ 50/2.
ampguy
Veteran
I've successfully used all those that have worked on my other M mount bodies, that would be a J9, J8, I-22. My I-50 backfocuses as it did on my other M bodies, I haven't tried my I61 yet. I like the J8 a lot. I've heard the J12's can work, but I don't want to try mine on the RD1 as it goes so far back.
R
RML
Guest
ampguy said:I've heard the J12's can work, but I don't want to try mine on the RD1 as it goes so far back.
I think it does fit but I, too, am loath to risk my dearest camera.
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