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11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Categories: History | Technology |

For nearly two centuries, the evolving art of photography, and with it the equipment that allows people to capture the world around us. Today we look at the most exotic models of the lenses, which were issued in the entire history of photography.

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Portrait lens Petzval managed bokeh: 58 Lomography Petzval Bokeh Control Art

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Supersonicpayday lens fisheye: Nikkor 6mm F/2.8

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Extremely fast: Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm F/0.7

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Supertelephotos: Carl Zeiss Apo Sonnar T* 1700 mm F/4

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Beast sports shooting: Sigma 200-500 mm F/2.8

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Extreme distance: Canon 5200 mm F/14

Was made only three copies of the lens Canon 5200 mm F/14; one of them sold on eBay for $ 50,000 a few years ago.

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Speed and precision: the Leica Noctilux-M 50 mm F/0.95

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Unique pattern bokeh bubbles: Meyer-Optik Trioplan F/2.8

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Spot focus: Lensbaby Composer Pro 50

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

Olympic giant: Canon 1200mm F/5.6

11 of the most interesting lenses in the history of photography

The most expensive lens: Leica APO-Telyt-R 1:5.6/1600mm

Keywords: Lens | Camera