Angenieux 90mm f1.8 Type P1 (Exakta)
Early version of Angenieux 90mm f1.8 Type P1. 5 elements in 4 groups, Ernostar type. Manufactured in 1953. The brightest in 90mm angenieux for 35mm photograph. Closest distance is 1m. In Exakta mount. Enjoyable with various cameras through adapters.
Used condition. Aged. Still in good condition as Angenieux lens.
Fully serviced in July 2023. Excellent working condition.
Cleaning marks on front element. Some effect on pictures. A little bit vague picture at infinity.
Comes with genuine front cap.
- Accessories:
- caps.
- Condition:
- 90% C
- Maintenance:
- Fully serviced
- Warranty:
- 6 months warranty
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| ★ | Current model or easy to find. |
|---|---|
| ★★ | Can be found with some efforts. |
| ★★★ | Not easy to find. Once 1~2 months. |
| ★★★★ | Rare item. Once a year(it depends on shops). |
| ★★★★★ | Super Rare. Once 5~10 years or more (it depends on shops). |
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