Used Petzval 85 Art Lens Brass Nikon F
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Used Petzval 85 Art Lens Brass Nikon F

The Lomography New Petzval 85 Art Lens is a stunning reinvention of the legendary Petzval Lens, which was first conceived in Vienna in 1840. This lens was only used ONCE and is compatible with all Nikon F mount analogue and digital cameras. It's in MINT condition and offers photographers and filmmakers the chance to shoot truly unique photographs and videos. Characteristic photos shot with the Petzval 85 are recognizable for their sharpness and crispness in the center, strong color saturation, wonderful swirly bokeh effect, artful vignettes, and narrow depth of field. Because of the characteristic swirly bokeh effect that it produces, the lens is perfect for portraits where you want your subject to be the center of attention. It features premium glass optics and is manufactured in Russia by Zenit, a company with a long and distinguished history in lens design. Specifications: Focal Length: 85mm. Lens Aperture System: Waterhouse Aperture Plates. Closest Focusing Distance: 1 meter. Lens Focusing: Manual Focusing Knob. Available Apertures: f/2.2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16. Filter Thread: 58mm. Lens Material: Multi-coated glass.

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What is ISO?

ISO (or film speed) is a very important camera setting that will either darken or brighten a photo. A low ISO value means less sensitivity to light, while a high ISO means brighter pictures.

What is shutter speed?

In photography, shutter speed is the speed at which the shutter of the camera closes. It’s the length of time that the film inside your camera is exposed to light.

What is aperture?

Aperture (or f/stop) refers to the opening of a lens’s diaphragm through which light passes.
A lower aperture means more exposure, while a high aperture means less exposure.

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ISO (or film speed) is a very important camera setting that will either darken or brighten a photo. A low ISO value means less sensitivity to light, while a high ISO means brighter pictures.