Carl Zeiss, Meyer-Optik Görlitz, Sony, altix Trioplan 2.9/50 +Tessar 2.8/50 + adapter altix-NEX ( rare! ) Camera lens






Over 35 years' experience specialising in cameras and optical equipment.
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Carl Zeiss Trioplan 2.9/50 + Tessar 2.8/50 with Altix-NEX adapter, tested and working.
Description from the seller
I am selling the very extensive photography collection of my late father. He was a passionate hobby photographer for 65 years and in recent years also experimented with alternative lenses on digital cameras. He would disassemble the lenses if necessary for cleaning or repair. I am not a photography expert myself, so I describe the lot as thoroughly as possible, including as many detailed photos as possible.
READ the information below and carefully examine the attached photos to avoid any misunderstandings.
A unique, beautiful duo set of two classic Altix lenses: the Meyer-Optik Görlitz Trioplan 50mm f/2.9 and the Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm f/2.8. A perfect combination for those who love characterful vintage glass and a practical standard lens.
De Trioplan is world-famous for its soap-bubble bokeh: round highlights with clear edges, a dreamy atmospheric effect, and a truly artistic look. Ideal for creative photography, flowers, portraits, and abstract work.
The Tessar offers exactly the opposite: a clear, high-contrast, and sharply detailed image with fine colors. An excellent all-round 50mm prime with a timeless rendering.
Both lenses work perfectly in terms of focus and diaphragm. However, there is visible dust, which I hope is not bothersome. Please look at the detailed photos yourself to see if it's just dust; I find it difficult to judge.
A rare Altix-to-Sony adapter is included, allowing it to be used directly on Sony E-mount system cameras. It appears to be a 3D-printed adapter. It can be securely screwed onto the Sony, with the lens attached via clicking.
Supplied with bottom caps.
Note: Comes without camera!
The detailed photos are part of the description.
Combined shipping of lots is possible, but only if they are won in the same auction. This is to save on shipping costs.
I am selling the very extensive photography collection of my late father. He was a passionate hobby photographer for 65 years and in recent years also experimented with alternative lenses on digital cameras. He would disassemble the lenses if necessary for cleaning or repair. I am not a photography expert myself, so I describe the lot as thoroughly as possible, including as many detailed photos as possible.
READ the information below and carefully examine the attached photos to avoid any misunderstandings.
A unique, beautiful duo set of two classic Altix lenses: the Meyer-Optik Görlitz Trioplan 50mm f/2.9 and the Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm f/2.8. A perfect combination for those who love characterful vintage glass and a practical standard lens.
De Trioplan is world-famous for its soap-bubble bokeh: round highlights with clear edges, a dreamy atmospheric effect, and a truly artistic look. Ideal for creative photography, flowers, portraits, and abstract work.
The Tessar offers exactly the opposite: a clear, high-contrast, and sharply detailed image with fine colors. An excellent all-round 50mm prime with a timeless rendering.
Both lenses work perfectly in terms of focus and diaphragm. However, there is visible dust, which I hope is not bothersome. Please look at the detailed photos yourself to see if it's just dust; I find it difficult to judge.
A rare Altix-to-Sony adapter is included, allowing it to be used directly on Sony E-mount system cameras. It appears to be a 3D-printed adapter. It can be securely screwed onto the Sony, with the lens attached via clicking.
Supplied with bottom caps.
Note: Comes without camera!
The detailed photos are part of the description.
Combined shipping of lots is possible, but only if they are won in the same auction. This is to save on shipping costs.
