thus my weird interest in Makinons and such. for further questions about this item he can be contacted directly at. This item has been tested and inspected by Mikolaj. As such, I am trying to "make do" in the mean time. this item comes without warranty, but can be returned within 14 days upon arrival. (like my Canon EF, which I loved.), and now I am far too broke to rebuild up to that standard. If you are wondering why, my car was borken into and all my good glass was stolen, along with a bunch of other stuff. 0mm f/1.8 multi-coated lens, Olympus OM-10 camera (black, serial number 1708263) with Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 multi-coated lens, Vivitar 70-150mm f/3.8 multi-coated macro zoom lens (serial number 22202103) with Vivitar 2X-21 MC tele converter, Ozeck II 135mm f/2.8 macro multi-coated lens (serial number K8400078), Miranda 35-70mm f/3.5-4.5 macro multi.
I have to run of the mill wide angles for my FD system: a Sears 28mm f2.8 and said Makinon 28 f2.8 - the Mak seems more sturdy and better put together, but after my experience with the nikon mount 24, I am cautious of it, so I keep using the Sears. But I did notice the rear element was rattling in its little ring (which I suppose contradicts my well built impression) I tightened it, but haven't had a chance to try it (I am understandibly cautious of using the lens for anything I want to know will come out well). But I look for 22 or 28 with those!Īnything about their wide angles specifically? Any experiences? Mine seem well built, but the Nikon one is just plain sad - its a 24 that makes things look nearly fish eyed.
Some contributors elected not to share the full serial number, just the first four digits.
#Vivitar lens serial numbers serial numbers#
This Vivitar 28mm f2.5 M42 Lens (serial number 22438564) fits the Pentax Spotmatic and earlier cameras, as well as many other cameras that accept the universal thread mount lens. The following table is a list of Vivitar 19/3.8 serial numbers and mount types gathered by searching the web and contributed by members of the DPReview Adapted Lens Talk Forum and the Flikr Vivitar 19mm f/3.8 MF Group.
Thanks! I thought it was either 33 or 32 - glad you straightened it out. Vivitar 28mm f2.5 Auto Wide-Angle M42 Lens - 60.00.
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