Hasselblad 135mm f5.6 S-Planar T* C (20117) - Lens

Hasselblad 135mm f5.6 S-Planar T* C (20117) - LensFixed focus telephoto lens made for the Hasselblad V system medium format cameras introduced by Carl Zeiss for Hasselblad in 1967. It is designed to be used together with the bellows unit or the variable extension tube. It does not have a focusing helicoid and can not be mounted directly on a camera body as the rear element protrudes too far back. It has a 1: 1 reproduction ratio at the minimum focus distance. An estimated production of 4500 lenses

The back window was also removed

Shutter: 30s - 1/250s

It has a maximum load capacity of 4kg

while later examples do not

and 720p video capabilities

Features similar styling to the F3

It has a built-in LED display light meter which requires a battery to operate

Autofocus F mount digital SLR released by Nikon in 2009

Nikon 16-85mm f3

Teleconverter made for F-mount lenses and cameras introduced by Nikon

Autofocus wide-angle zoom lens made for F-mount DSLR cameras introduced by Nikon

It gives the equivalent field of view to a 21mm lens on full frame/35mm