moonwrack
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I have acquired a Jupiter 11 in a semi-matt black finish. It is virtually mint apart from a slight indication that filters have been used. I am wondering whether it is, in fact, quite rare and so worth preserving - or can I safely expose it to the rigours of landscape photography without feeling that I might be risking something quite unusual?
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santino
FSU gear head
It is probably a KOMZ lens. According to Aidas‘ site it is „less common to find nowadays „
I‘d use it with caution, it seems to be rather rare but no prototype or museum piece.
I‘d use it with caution, it seems to be rather rare but no prototype or museum piece.
Beautiful lens- I have a Contax/Kiev J-11 in Olive Green, have seen more than one. But not many. Mine was $20 at a camera show.
I would use it, I use a lot of rare and valuable lenses. But- I tend to also have the "Beaters" for more rough places.
J-11's are cheap, easy to pick up a "beater". You could probably sell this one for 2x ore more of a chrome lens.
I would use it, I use a lot of rare and valuable lenses. But- I tend to also have the "Beaters" for more rough places.
J-11's are cheap, easy to pick up a "beater". You could probably sell this one for 2x ore more of a chrome lens.
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