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The Meyer Gorlitz Trioplan 50mm f/2.9 is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, discontinued. The focus is done by Manual Focus, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 30 €;
9 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
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Opinion:A Mayer Trioplan opticist is to have in the propido the 50mm version compared to the legendary "most famous" 100mm costs a third and you have the same blurred to soap bubbles . The meyer exakta version can be modified (the bayonet can be used on ff while keeping it in focus indefinitely. Immaculate construction aluminum diaphragm with 15 no plastic blades, looks a lot like a Leica summicron 35mm.
Pros:Great blurred in "dots", very good color rendering stopping down, almost the size of pancakes
Cons:Lens designed for full frame, then APSC has limitations on the distance of focus (no focus to infinity)
Opinion:Lens to date proven only on APSC, with a D5000. Gives excellent images with the only flaw of the focus, the field of fire is reduced by providing a focus closer but at the same time reducing the distance focus maximum around 2 meters (f2.9) rnIl problem focus resolves only partially closing the aperture, but lost the effect of blurred magic that gives the lens at full aperture; however the color rendering is very good considering that we talk about a lens vecchiottornUtile a small lens hood to avoid problems with direct sunlight into the lens
Pros:good definition at full aperture in the center of the frame blurred very particular points of focus light circles are made as bright
Cons:poor quality at full aperture in the marginal areas of the frame
Opinion:oboettivo great for compactness and robustezzarnsfocato very characteristic feature of the scheme to three lentirnmolto particular the way in which reproduces the highlights that appear "rounded" rnottimo in close-up and macro with the use of tubes prolungarnmontato on sony nex reaches the correct draw with The use of adapters specificirnmontato Nikon SLR instead of focusing only on close subjects, max distance 2 metrirn
Photos taken with Meyer Gorlitz Trioplan 50mm f/2.9
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