Minolta 135mm MD Lens
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The Minolta 135mm MD lens is a telephoto prime lens produced by Minolta, a well-respected manufacturer of cameras and lenses. Here are some key features and details about this lens:
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Focal Length: The 135mm focal length is considered a telephoto focal length, providing significant magnification for capturing distant subjects. It is well-suited for portrait photography, sports, wildlife, and other situations where you need to bring distant subjects closer.
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Maximum Aperture: Depending on the specific model, the maximum aperture of the Minolta 135mm MD lens could vary. However, many versions of this lens feature a maximum aperture of around f/2.8 or f/3.5. While not as fast as some prime lenses, this aperture range still allows for shooting in various lighting conditions and achieving some degree of background blur (bokeh).
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Lens Mount: The Minolta 135mm MD lens typically uses the Minolta MD mount, which was used on Minolta manual focus SLR cameras. These lenses can be adapted to work with modern mirrorless cameras with the appropriate adapter.
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Build Quality: Minolta lenses are known for their solid build quality and durability, and the 135mm MD lens is no exception. It often features metal construction and smooth manual focusing rings.
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Optical Quality: Minolta lenses are generally well-regarded for their optical performance, and the 135mm MD lens is known for producing sharp images with good contrast and color rendition. It is designed to deliver high-quality results even when shooting at its maximum aperture.
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Compatibility: The Minolta 135mm MD lens is compatible with Minolta manual focus SLR cameras and can be adapted to work with modern mirrorless cameras. Adapting the lens to a different camera system may require manual focusing and aperture control, depending on the adapter used.
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Availability: Since Minolta is no longer manufacturing lenses, the MD 135mm lens is only available on the used market. However, it remains a popular choice among photographers who appreciate its optical qualities and telephoto reach.