Pentacon 29/2.8 comes in a straight line from the Meyer Optik Görlitz Orestegon 29mm f/2.8. Produced in the years 1970/1991. During this period changed several times. Initially, a copy of the version of Meyer Orestegon 29mm f/2.8, then the electric version, and in the end version of the MC - There are also non-electric versions of the MC. It is a wide-angle lens with a very good f/2.8. Version of what I test is one of the last what was produced. Great multilayer coatings MC. The quality of workmanship as good as the old lenses Meyer. The lens has only 6 aperture blades. In a digital camera to take pictures with this lens requires a lot of attention already. Pictures are not sharp - just above f/11 we can talk longer with acceptable results. All the magic of color lenses Meyer here almost disappeared. You have to make an effort for it to have a picture in itself is a beautiful thing.
Focal length [mm]: 29
Maximum aperture: 22
Minimum Aperture: 2.8
Fixing: M42x1
Minimum distance [m]: 0.25
Filter Diameter [mm]: M55x0.75
Number of diaphragm blades: 6
Diameter [mm]: 64
Length [mm]: 53
Weight [g]: 210
Optics: ★★☆☆☆
Advantages - great for wide-angle images open airs. Disadvantages - poor resolution - only at f/11 see an improvement, colors are not so great in every picture.
Ergonomics: ★★★★★
Aperture ring works softly and quietly. Sharpening very comfortable and precise. Outstanding work.
Build quality: ★★★★★
It is small, compact and solidly build.
Market value / value of subjective: ★★★☆☆
Less than $85 is a sure price.
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