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MC3M-7K 5.6/300, a rare lens?

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Hello everyone,

This must be a rare lens. It is not mentioned in Princelle's book, and there is little information on the web. The few examples I saw were made in 1992-93 with a s/n no more than 3 digits.It focust down to less than 1.7m, and the image quality is very good for a mirror lens.How often do yo see such a lens?

Cheers,

Kievuser
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I bought this lens recetly.
Intesting compact lens.
testing on an EOS 5D II, it appear not so good as a Rubinar , for example.
But who can say , if setting on filmm camera ?
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Never seen that one before I presume its a K mount? Maybe its the pre series for the Rubinar? Good to see things like this Smile

Samsung GX-10,too many Russian Lenses, A lot of Zenits, an Almaz 103 a few Yashica,and finally a Minox35GT
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Originally posted by Kievuser

MC3M-7K 5.6/300, a rare lens?
... It is not mentioned in Princelle's book, and there is little information on the web.


May because the real name is MC ZM-7K? ;)
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The name of the factory seems to be printed on the instructions for the lens as shown in the photo in our own WIKI, which I believe is from Zhang (Kievuser).

It appears that this logo is for the "Azovsky Optiko-Mechanical Zavod" (AOMZ ?).

(see third photo on this page)
http://www.ussrphoto.com/wiki/default.asp?WikiCatID=28&ParentID=2&ContentID=985&Item=MC+ZM-7K+5.6%2F300+mirror+lens

In fact, if you GOOGLE the name of this factory you will find web pages about them.


Regards, Bill

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