Vivitar 28mm f2 manual focus lens forum

I don't have any, and can't afford anything like the Distagon 21mm f2.8 or the Olympus 21mm f2.0. What you will see are readily available lenses that most of us can afford. Tokina 17mm f3.5-- I don't have any manual focus lenses wider than this, except the Takumar 17mm fish-eye. Truthfully, this is not a stellar lens, but is very cheap and more here some pictures with the Vivitar 28mm / f2.5 MC Auto Wide Angle, this lens is similar to the other lens that gotta today, but with screw mount M42 , it's really good, I have almost two weeks and had not used, had much work last and this week so now with this new lenses to my collection, I decided to do some shots. I had a Komine-built Vivitar 28mm Close Focus f/2.8 lens. It was quite good on a Nikon D2Xs but the Nikkor 28mm f/3.5 was better for clarity and contrast, so I sold the Vivitar. Like a lot of lenses, it's good until you discover something better. John Riley review the vintage Vivitar Auto Macro 55mm f/2.8 lens on the 36mp full-frame DSLR, the Pentax K-1. A multicoated manual focus macro lens with continuous focusing down to life-size Forums > XF and XC Lenses and Accessories > Adapted Lens Forum > Contax/Zeiss Distagon T* 28mm f2.8. Discussion in 'Adapted Lens Forum' started by timichango, Sep 25, I was going to go the cheapie route and get a Vivitar 28/2.8 Close Focus for $60, but I finally decided I was just throwing Forums > XF and XC Lenses and Accessories > Adapted Lens Forum > Vivitar 28mm MC close focus 28mm f2.8. Discussion in 'Adapted Lens Forum' started by FujiGlitch, Jun 28, though not enough to shell out the big bucks for the superior Vivitar 28mm F2 Close Focus Winter, Jun 29, 2016 #4. The Vivitar 28 mm f/ 2.5 (Kino, Kiron) is a wide-angle fast prime lens for 35 mm SLR cameras of popular systems in the 1970-80s. Manufactured by Kino (or Kiron) (it has 22 in its serial number). There isanother version of this lens wi Sharper than expected, 49mm filter, nice manual f