KMZ MC Zenitar-K 2.8/16 Fish-eye Lens

KMZ MC Zenitar-K 2.8/16 Fish-eye Pentax K USSR

Discover the unique perspective of the KMZ MC Zenitar-K 2.8/16 Fish-eye lens, designed for the Pentax K mount. This Soviet-era lens offers an ultra-wide field of view, perfect for creative photography. This particular unit shows minimal signs of previous use and has been fully tested.

Condition

Features of KMZ MC Zenitar-K 2.8/16 Fish-eye Pentax K USSR

Contents of KMZ MC Zenitar-K 2.8/16 Fish-eye Pentax K USSR

Technical Data

• Lens type: Fish-eye lens
• Serial number: 921069
• Mount: Pentax K
• Glass: Optics are clear with minor cleaning marks on the front element and slight internal dust, none of which affect image quality.
• Focal length: 16mm
• Maximum aperture: f/2.8
• Rendering: The bokeh is typical for a wide-angle lens, characterized by sharpness in the foreground and a broader, less defined rendering in the background.

Designed for the Pentax K bayonet mount. Compatible with all Pentax K-mount SLR cameras, both film and digital. Adapters may be available for other mirrorless systems.

*Technical specifications subject to change without notice.*

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the field of view for this lens?

This fish-eye lens provides an ultra-wide field of view, typically around 180 degrees, offering a unique circular or highly distorted perspective.

How does the manual focus work on this lens?

The focus ring rotates smoothly, allowing precise manual adjustment. Focus is achieved by turning the ring until the desired distance is met.

Can I use this lens on modern mirrorless cameras?

Yes, with the appropriate K-mount to your camera's mount adapter, this lens can be used on many modern mirrorless systems.

What does MC mean on this lens?

MC stands for Multi-Coated. This indicates that the lens elements have been treated with multiple anti-reflective coatings to improve light transmission and reduce flare.

Are there any specific issues to be aware of with Soviet-era lenses like this one?

Soviet lenses are known for their robust build. Minor cosmetic wear or slight internal dust is common and often does not impact image quality. This lens has been inspected for significant defects.