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The Soligor 135mm f/2.8 is a tele 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 €;
1 users have given it an average vote of 7.0 out of 10.
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Opinion:I own the MC version for Pentax in full manual mode. fluid ring nut and precise diaphragm ring. The construction is quite good. Feeling of total solidity. paid at the flea market € 25, it was a good deal. Tried to different openings, it is soft to TA (as for a classic portrait lens), but already closing one or two stops, the sharpness is noticeable and produces good detail files with saturated colors. the trend is, with intense light and cloudy weather, a slight color change to blue / green that gives it a wonderful vintage effect. Great for portraits is a lens that I find difficult to sell for its very good brightness and for the colors that are very "70s". in B / n very, very good. To own.
Cons:Being a vintage optic, does not have the treatments of the optics of today, is MF, no stabilizer and so on, in short, jerky turns out very beautiful but with vintage touch
Opinion:I own a 135 mm f2.8 with Helicar attack Minolta MD (produced by Tokina, (which produced Vivitar, Soligor, Helicar, Tokinon, Rokinon and all Japanese years 80/90)), paid 15 euro, as a new Roma.rnUn optical fun, especially for macro if associated with a 2x teleconverter or extension tubes, or for ritratto.rnIl bokeh is very nice, although mine has 6 blades. Those with 12/15/16 blades churn bokeh softer, but nothing because, too, doing her.
Cons:AC and purple fringe obvious, all those little perspective from vintage price
Opinion:this point falls into that category of objectives that, despite the many factors against (manual focus, chromatic aberration evident, obvious purple fringe, trouble shoot handheld given the fairly long focal length) worth owning, and for the price really cheap (it cost almost more the adapter provided with slide focus to infinity and the chip for the confirmation of focus) and for the yield of the fuzzy and the picture in general. by a magic touch to photographs, a vintage touch as much as the lens itself. work is not easy, but for some shots dabbling in particular is really good!
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