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 Originally posted by pinholecam  They are nice in the sense that they are kinda reliable optically as old Russian lenses go. Originally posted by pinholecam For Russian lenses that are worth to get, the Jupiter 9 certainly stands out.      Wide open, the DOF is so narrow. I don't understand why folk want that focal length in f/1.4. It is hard enough to handle focus at f/2.0. Steve Last edited by stevebrot; 10-08-2020 at 10:06 PM. | |
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