Canon EOS 350D with
Carl Zeiss Jena Triotar 4/135mm T (1950)

• FOV corresponds to a 215mm lens on a 35mm camera

• a single coated triplet lens, similar to the Cooke Triplet
• not a tele but a long lens,
  i.e. a lens head at the front end of an extension tube
  (I'm also using old Cooke Triplets mounted on a macro bellows)
• very nice bokeh
• sharp enough for most purposes, reasonable contrast

• this is the early version with a chrome plated brass body
  and rather heavy, about 630g
• the lens is mounted with an M42-to-EOS adapter
• manual focus
• AV (aperture priority) or M (manual)

Links

• CZJ Triotar 4/135mm (at m42.artlimited.net)
• CZJ Triotar 4/135mm (at www.praktica-users.com)

  My CZJ M42 on EOS Pages:

• Carl Zeiss Jena MC Sonnar 2.8/200mm
• EOS 350D with Carl Zeiss Jena MC S 3.5/135mm (Sonnar)
• EOS 350D with Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/58mm
• EOS 350D with Carl Zeiss Jena MC Flektogon 2.8/20mm
• EOS 350D with Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 4/20mm

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