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

Fixed 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 was produced, with the first 1500 without T* coating (which first became available in 1975). All lenses before about 1976 have a chrome front ring. Metal body available in black.

• Hasselblad 135mm f5.6 S-Planar T* C (7 elements, 5 groups)
• Minimum focus distance: 0.54m
• Aperture blades: 5
• Shutter: Mechanical, Synchro-Compur, 1s - 1/500s + B
• Size: 78 x 63mm (85mm with rear element group)
• Weight: 544g