Carl Zeiss Jena Triotar T 13.5cm f/4-22
Vendor: | Carl Zeiss Jena |
Type Name: | Triotar |
Focal range: | 135mm | Category: | Medium Telephoto |
Max. aperture: | 4 | Min. aperture: | 22 |
Elements: | 3 in 3 groups | Ap. blades: | 15 |
MFD: | 138cm | Filter Ø: | 40.5mm |
Weight: | 492g | Year: | 1949 |
Preset aperture: | No | Dimensions (d/l): | 51mm/142(126)mm |
Universal mount: | None |
Info / Description:
This version has heavy
stainless steel body. Triotar is basically the same lens as used
pre-war and remounted from a medium Format standard lens. Thus its
most characteristic aspect is the long tube mount with the lens
placed well forward. It was supposed to be the economical
alternative to 135mm Sonnar. Were initially made in a heavy slim
barrel with manual aperture and later light alloy pre-set mount.
There were versions with aperture stopping down to f/16, later
f/22. and a few going to f/45 (The same basic lens head as used in
Exakta for macro work, the 45 is for DOF).
f/45 versions were made for use with the Ihagee Exakta Kolpofot, a very strong ring flash for medical use.
The later version is here.
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