Bokeh Diem
Mu-43 Top Veteran
I just scooped this up on eBay from a seller in British Columbia, and I am quite jiggled (notwithstanding the fact that the price negotiated was substantially less than being sought)
300mm f4.5 MC Tele Rokkor-X
6 Elements in 6 Groups
Automatic
Angle of view 8 degrees
4.5m f22
Filter size 72mm
Dimensions 81x200mm
Weight 1150g
The MC 300/4.5 (6-in-6) was built from from January 1969 through mid 1978 was about 80mm diameter x 199.5mm long and weighed 1155-1175g. These versions included from the 300/4.5 MC Rokkor-HF thru MC Rokkor-X to the first version 300/4.5 MD Rokkor-X. All these versions had the rotating tripod mount and a stop down switch.
Described as:
"This lens was bought a year ago from a camera collector. It appears to have never been used. Glass, hood, lens barrel, caps, and aperture ring are all in pristine condition. There is no trace of oil or fog inside the lens. It comes with matching leather case and both caps."
When I receive the lens I will update this thread with images taken from it.
Pictures of the Monster
300mm f4.5 MC Tele Rokkor-X
6 Elements in 6 Groups
Automatic
Angle of view 8 degrees
4.5m f22
Filter size 72mm
Dimensions 81x200mm
Weight 1150g
The MC 300/4.5 (6-in-6) was built from from January 1969 through mid 1978 was about 80mm diameter x 199.5mm long and weighed 1155-1175g. These versions included from the 300/4.5 MC Rokkor-HF thru MC Rokkor-X to the first version 300/4.5 MD Rokkor-X. All these versions had the rotating tripod mount and a stop down switch.
Described as:
"This lens was bought a year ago from a camera collector. It appears to have never been used. Glass, hood, lens barrel, caps, and aperture ring are all in pristine condition. There is no trace of oil or fog inside the lens. It comes with matching leather case and both caps."
When I receive the lens I will update this thread with images taken from it.
Pictures of the Monster
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