Meyer-Optik Görlitz Primotar 135mm/3.5

[miran]

Really old lens from East Germany (1950's). Mine is all black in M42 screw mount. Good for portraits or closeup shots with extension tubes. Dreamy image quality, not really that sharp wide open (but sharp enough) and characteristic bokeh.

 

NEX6_0002_4532 by Miran Amon, on Flickr

 

NEX6_0002_6317 by Miran Amon, on Flickr

 

NEX6_0002_6500 by Miran Amon, on Flickr

 

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[SAR_admin]

WOW!!!!

[seb]

really cool bokeh! especially on the last.

[miran]

Thank you.

[miran]

The lens itself:

 

Meyer-Optik Görlitz Primotar 135mm/3.5 by Miran Amon, on Flickr

 

Well used and worn but still works beautifully even after 60 or so years.

[PMLukas]

Hey really Awesome photos.

Could you please tell me what's in the background of the last photo?

It's stunning and I love it.

Keep up the good work

[miran]

Thanks. Behind the little flower were some bushes and behind those was a river. The sun was low and was reflecting off the waves and the reflections could just barely be seen through the vegetation.

[Michael_Schubert]

Love your images. The Bokeh with this lens is astounding. I'm also looking into getting some old Minolta lens(es). E.g. the Minolta Rokkor 58mm f1.2 has a dream Bokeh.

 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/28476552@N04/tags/rokkormcpg58mmf12/

 

How did you mount the lens to your Sony Nex? Via adapter?

[miran]

Simple M42 adapter. Might have used a short extension tube as well, don't remember.