Jupiter Jupiter-8 2/50 Camera lens





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Jupiter-8 2/50 lens, M39 mount, in good physical condition and tested and working, dating from 1980–1990.
Description from the seller
The Soviet KMZ Jupiter-8 50mm f/2 black vintage rangefinder lens is a classic Soviet large-aperture standard lens with an M39-LTM Leica screw mount, compatible with Zorki, Fed, and Barnack Leica rangefinder cameras, and adaptable to various modern mirrorless cameras. Its optical structure replicates the Zeiss Sonnar, featuring 6 elements in 4 groups and 9 circular aperture blades, producing soft bokeh and warm colors. It is a representative model of Soviet/Russian rangefinder lenses.
This is a later black-coated version, manufactured in 1982, serial number 8202216. Aperture stops are f/2-2.8-4-5.6-8-11-16-22, with no stop click; the focus ring rotates smoothly, and the focusing range is from 1 meter to infinity. The lens elements show signs of use, but no severe mold or chipping; the aperture blades open and close normally.
The Soviet KMZ Jupiter-8 50mm f/2 black vintage rangefinder lens is a classic Soviet large-aperture standard lens with an M39-LTM Leica screw mount, compatible with Zorki, Fed, and Barnack Leica rangefinder cameras, and adaptable to various modern mirrorless cameras. Its optical structure replicates the Zeiss Sonnar, featuring 6 elements in 4 groups and 9 circular aperture blades, producing soft bokeh and warm colors. It is a representative model of Soviet/Russian rangefinder lenses.
This is a later black-coated version, manufactured in 1982, serial number 8202216. Aperture stops are f/2-2.8-4-5.6-8-11-16-22, with no stop click; the focus ring rotates smoothly, and the focusing range is from 1 meter to infinity. The lens elements show signs of use, but no severe mold or chipping; the aperture blades open and close normally.

