jesito
Well-Known Member
The lens is a Cosinon Auto 135mm 2.8 in M42 screw incarnation. A friend of mine asked me to disassemble it to clean what it looked like fungus, but at the end were small oil drops on the back lens.
Today I've taken it, unfortunately it was a very boring day, cloudy and gray. I took it to the basketball match of my son. Another boring situation: the playground had very dim light, so no way of going up of 1/45. Not having a tripod handy, the results have been catastrophic, as expected.
However I'd like to show you a really few pictures that demonstrates the characteristic bokeh of this lens:
It would be nice if I could keep it
Kind regards,
Jes.
Today I've taken it, unfortunately it was a very boring day, cloudy and gray. I took it to the basketball match of my son. Another boring situation: the playground had very dim light, so no way of going up of 1/45. Not having a tripod handy, the results have been catastrophic, as expected.

However I'd like to show you a really few pictures that demonstrates the characteristic bokeh of this lens:



It would be nice if I could keep it
Kind regards,
Jes.