LZOS Litkarino plant, 1987
MC JUPITER-9 LONG FOCUS (PORTRAIT) LENS FOR M42 ZENIT, PENTAX, PRACTICA, OR BESSAFLEX CAMERAS
... or for any SLR or dSLR with 42mm lens mount!!!
ABOUT ITEM'S ORIGIN (You can SKIP it!)
JUPITER-9 is a long focus milti-coated (MC) lens for different M42 SLR cameras: Zenit, Practica, Chinon, Pentax, Cosina, Yashica, Bessaflex etc.
JUPITER-9 lens is intended for shooting portraits, it provide slightly soft and very pretty images.
JUPITER-9 is based at ideas and optical scheme of famous 85mm Sonnar Carl Zeiss lens, issued in 1930th years at Germany for RF cameras like Leica and Contax.
First 35mm Russian post-WW2 lenses for RF cameras (known as BK and ZK lenses) were created at KMZ plant on the base of of Zeiss and Leica equipment, which was imported to the USSR for production towards reparations after WW2. First JUPITER-9 lenses were made for rangefinder cameras (also with Leica and Contax mount), but later on it was rebuilt for M39 SLR cameras (old Zenit series) and then for M42 SLR cameras.
In the main, most all Soviet lenses are exceptionally good and this one is no exception!
ITEM'S CONDITION: EXCELLENT
The glass is very clean, with no any fungus, separations or scratches, but very minor cleaning marks can be found.
Aperture leafs shows oil signs, but it is a usual feature for a lot of Russian lenses and it don't impact on image quality.
Aperture blades open and close smoothly, focusing is smooth too... even most of Jupiter-9 lenses has slightly tight focusing.
Cosmetically lens looks in fine condition, just examine item's photos carefully, please.
All functions are available.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
* Brand: LZOS, Litkarino.
* Focus: 85 mm.
* Angle of view: 28 degrees.
* Relative aperture: 1:2 (up to 1:16 with clicks).
* Additional ring for fast closing aperture from full opened to preinstalled meaning.
* Lens mount M42 (known also as Pentax Screw Mount), same with huge quantity of lenses for old Practica, Pentax, Yashica, Cosina and other cameras with optical registration 45.5mm.
* Mounting for different modern SLR & dSLR cameras will not bring any trouble with well-spread M42 adapters.
* The lens is well-applicable for digital cameras with working distance 45.5mm and less, with the use of adapters.
* Resolution (pairs of lines per 1 mm): not less than 32 lines on mm in the center and 23 lines on mm on the edge of frame.
* Focusing: from 0.8m.
* Filter mount M 49 x 0.5 mm.
* Pretty in using.
* Black finishing.
* Made for export, signed on English: MC JUPITER-9
* The lens was made in 1987 in USSR.
THE ITEM COMES WITH
Lens #8712704
Leather case
Front lens cap (with Litkarino plant logo)
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SHIPPING
We are more than happy to welcome any international buyers!
We ship the item FREE WORLDWIDE (exclusions are exists, you can ask Me before purchase to be sure)!
Item will be shipped via Russian Post service during 3 days upon receipt of your payment, but you will see tracking number almost immediately.
Shipping time is mostly about 4-6 weeks to receive the item as Registered Air Mail package with the tracking number (or by registered and insured Air Mail parcel for heavy items), but sometimes (but not very often) it can be up to two month.
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- Russia
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- Listing Summary
- All the Soviet plants which issued photo equipment (include most famous KMZ, LOMO and Litkarino plants) mostly issued military equipment, and little part only were for civil purposes, and those civil goods had enough high quality to receive World glory for best ratio price/quality. It can be used with a lot of digital cameras with adapters.
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