Schneider-Kreuznach 210mm f5.6 Symmar-S MC (Shutter) - Lens

Schneider-Kreuznach 210mm f5.6 Symmar-S MC (Shutter) - LensShort telephoto lens made for large format systems by Schneider Kreuznach. It gives the equivalent field of view to a 65mm lens on full frame 35mm when mounted on 4x5. This lens can cover up to 5x7 with movements. Metal body available in black. Schneider Kreuznach 210mm f5. 6 Symmar S MC (6 elements, 4 groups) Shutter size: Copal #1 (41. 6mm) Image circle: 294mm Aperture blades: 7 Size: 80 x 73 mm Weight: 463g

Other areas of cost-cutting include a restricted minimum shutter speed of 1/15th and the use of a cold shoe with x-sync port rather than a hot shoe flash

The Contarex was the first focal-plane shutter SLR released by Zeiss Ikon and is known as the Bullseye and Cyclops for its circular metering sensor directly above the lens

and Multi modes

It is designed for Micro Four Thirds-sized sensors and gives the equivalent field of view to a 50mm lens on full frame/35mm

Sigma 85mm f1

This allows it to capture more of the available light with greater detail

Angle finder made for Canon EOS bodies introduced by Canon

Manual focus normal macro lens made for F-mount SLR cameras by Nikon introduced in 1873

Autofocus wide angle lens made for X-mount mirrorless cameras by Fujifilm

It added a mode dial

Size: 122 x 69 x 37 mm

introduced by Hasselblad in 1982