Carl Zeiss 120mm f2.8 Biometar Jena - Lens

Carl Zeiss 120mm f2.8 Biometar Jena - LensManual focus short tele lens made for Pentacon Six mount SLR cameras by Carl Zeiss Jena manufactured in Germany from 1956 to 1988. Early versions had a "zebra" design on both the focusing and aperture ring. Later versions were all black with multi coating. Metal body available in silver black & black. Carl Zeiss Jena DDR 120mm f2. 8 Biometar (MC) (5 elements, 4 groups) Minimum focus distance: 1. 3m Aperture blades: 8 Size: 85 x 80 mm Weight: 779g

Manual focus normal lens made for FD-mount SLRs in 1973 by Canon

Autofocus digital point-and-shoot camera released by Olympus

08m (super macro)

Size: 129 x 95 mm

Kodak Portra 400 is a sensitivity of ISO 400 daylight-balanced color negative film offering a smooth and natural color palette that is balanced with vivid saturation and low contrast for accurate skin tones and consistent results

Size: 94 x 66 mm

giving the equivalent field of view to a 27-300mm lens on full frame/35mm

Hasselblad 40mm f4 Distagon T* CF FLE (11 elements

NOTE: The product code from the silver type I carries over to the black type II

Continuous shooting: 2

Canon vertical grip for Canon A2

Autofocus requires a camera with a built-in focus motor