Realmente macho!

Canon EOS 350D with Jupiter-6 2.8/180mm

Jupiter-6 is probably one of the thickest lenses which can be mounted on
an EOS 350D. There is only a 3 mm (1/8") wide gap between the camera
and the lens body - enough anyway. This is a bodybuilder's lens weighing
about 1.5 kg (more than 3 lbs) and certainly looks very imposing or even
intimidating -- "Realmente macho!", as someone remarked.

Veijo Vilva

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FOV corresponds to a 290mm lens on a 35mm camera
a copy of the pre-WW2 Zeiss Olympic Sonnar

the lens is mounted with an M42-to-EOS adapter
manual focus
AV (aperture priority) or M (manual)

Hand-held test shots at f/2.8 - f/5.6

(full-size)

Bokeh Flowers

A 100% crop

(full-size, some chromatic aberration in out-of-focus areas)
Compare this photo (and the 100% crop below) with wider-angle photos taken
with a Carl Zeiss Distagon 2.8/28mm and a Zenitar-M 2.8/16mm Fisheye
A 100% crop

(full-size)

(full-size, again some chromatic aberration at the upper left corner,
which is the most out-of-focus area)

Hand-held 1/80s

Realmente macho!

Canon EOS 350D with Jupiter-6 2.8/180mm

Veijo Vilva

Hand-held test shots at f/2.8 - f/5.6

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