Test modified custom cine Standard lens. 20 mm, 28 mm, 85 mm, 37 mm, 135 mm, 58 mm, 135 mm, 200 mm

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20 mm / F3.5 – Mir 20
200 mm / F4 Jupiter 21M
28 mm / F3.5 – Mir 10A
85 mm / F2 – Jupiter 9
37 mm / F2.8 – Mir 1B
135 mm / F3.5 – Jupiter 37A
58 mm / F2 – Helios 44-2
135 mm / F2.8 – Tair 11A
20 mm / F3.5 – MIR 20
Focal length: 20 mm
Aperture: F3.5
Minimum Focusing Distance = 0,18 m
When you first take the lens, the convex front lens, which has a wide edging that resembles a lens hood, attracts very much attention.
200 mm / F4 Jupiter 21M
Jupiter-21M 4/200 – an excellent lens, gives a very nice picture, good image quality.

The focusing ring of Jupiter-21M 4/200 is very smooth, it rotates approximately 270 degrees, while the front lens does not rotate, and the lens trunk noticeably elongates. When focusing, the entire lens unit moves. The minimum focus distance is 1.8 m. It’s nice to be guided by the sharpness.

The weight of the lens Jupiter-21M 4/200 to 980. Jupiter-21M has a built-in retractable hood, a metal hood and a short one. The diameter of the blend is 67mm, and the front filter is 58mm.

The Jupiter-21M 4/200 lens has an automatic blinking diaphragm. On the lens there is a special ring, with the help of which it is possible to translate into manual ‘M’ or automatic ‘A’ control of the diaphragm. The diaphragm ring itself is in the middle of the lens, you can set only fixed values ​​of the number F from F / 4-F / 22. When the aperture is closed down to F / 8, the lens gives the nuts with notches in the blur zone (the so-called circular saw).
28 mm / F3.5 – Mir 10A
Lens MIR 10A 3.5/28

Focal length: 28 mm
Diaphragm: F3.5
Minimum Focusing Distance = 0,2 m
Lens MIR 10A 28 mm F 3.5 has a large diameter front lens, lenses with single-layer clearing. The lens is heavy, well brought down, inspires confidence.
85 mm / F2 – Jupiter 9
Lens JUPITER 9 2/85

Focal Length: 86 mm
Diaphragm: F2
Minimum Focusing Distance = 1,2 m
The optical circuit of JUPITER 9 2/85 was copied with Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 2/85. The JUPITER 9 2/85 lens is solidly assembled – all made of metal and glass. The focus ring rotates smoothly. During focusing, the front lens does not rotate, but the frame rims forward. The focus ring rotates 270 degrees. During focusing, the entire lens unit moves. The minimum focusing distance is 80 cm. The maximum ratio for macro photography is 1: 7.3. The lens can use standard filters with a diameter of 49 mm.
37 mm / F2.8 – Mir 1B
Lens MIR 1B 2.8/37

Focal length: 37 mm
Diaphragm: F2.8-F16
Minimum Focusing Distance = 0,24 m
The MIR 1B 2.8/37 lens is very small and compact, on the lens there are three control rings. The focus ring has a pronounced similarity with the nut due to the sharp edges.

In 1958, Mir-1 (under M39) won the Grand Prix at the World Exhibition in Brussels, and in 1959, Mir-1 was awarded the Diploma of the 2nd degree of the Exhibition of Economic Achievements of the USSR. The lens was copied with Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 35mm F2.8.
135 mm / F3.5 – Jupiter 37A
The JUPITER 37A 3.5 / 135 lens

Focal Length: 135 mm
Aperture: F3.5
Minimum Focusing Distance = 1,2 m
Legend of the last century, the people’s lens – JUPITER 37A 3.5 / 135. He is called a small TV or a big portrait, which corresponds to reality. JUPITER 37A 3.5 / 135 is the best Soviet portrait lens on the range of 85-135mm.
58 mm / F2 – Helios 44-2
Lens HELIOS 44-2 2/58

Focal Length: 58 mm
Diaphragm: F2
Minimum Focusing Distance = 0,5 m
The HELIOS 44-2 2/58 lens has a diaphragm preset ring. With it, you can select one of the fixed values: F / 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16. Unlike the preset ring, the diaphragm setting ring rotates smoothly and with it you can set any intermediate value. The smooth motion of the diaphragm setting ring is useful when shooting video. The diaphragm consists of 8 petals, which form a hole in the form of regular polyhedra.
135 mm / F2.8 – Tair 11A
Minimum Focusing Distance = 1,2 m

Tair-11A is an excellent portrait lens. Very interesting with its image, a 20-petal diaphragm and a combination of aperture and focal length.

Tair-11 A is a high-speed fixed telephoto with a focal length of 135mm and a maximum aperture of F2.8. It is considered one of the best Soviet portrait lenses.

Focal length of 135mm and aperture F / 2.8 allow you to very well control the depth of field and easy to photograph with a blurred background. Blurred background is often very important in portrait photography.

As it is supposed to a solid Soviet lens, Tair-11A is made of metal and glass – nothing superfluous, but it adds to the lens a huge weight of 600 grams. In 1958, at the exhibition in Brussels, Tair-11 was awarded the highest award – "Grand Prix".

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