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Owner reviews: Jupiter-37A (MC) 135 mm f/ 3.5
Strengths:
- Very high quality picture, and at the same time, with excellent plasticity. Li>
- Good mechanics, focusing is smooth. Li>
- Compactness. Li>
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Price!!!! Li>
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Weaknesses:
- Yes, the oil may be on the diaphragm, but not critical. Li>
- I want 2.8 aperture. Li>
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Catch glares if not the MC version. Li>
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Comments:
Jupiter-37A - an amazing lens. With such a low price today, you get a real German quality of the fix lens. Do not be lazy to find a version of MC p>
Strengths:
Compact. Perfect picture quality on the max aperture. Really easy move the focusing ring - rather tight and smooth. Focusing is a pleasure. P>
Weaknesses:
Not all lenses that give the same picture quality on the 3.5. A large percentage defective lens p>
Comments:
In my opinion, very successful model of 135mm lens. Low price (especially compared to the Zeiss Sonnar 135mm) and no problem use on digital SLR. Recommend.




