FS: 135mm 2.8 lens Canon EF mount (priced to sell TODAY)

135mm 2.8 Manual focus lens, Canon Full Frame mount conversion, fits all Canon DSLRS, including crops.

No issues! Good glass, smooth rings, no oil leak, all aperture works perfect at all settings, no fungus.
Glass-less custom fit adapter, infinity focus is achieved.(lens has built in retractable lens hood also)

$100 shipped anywhere in the US, Paypal only, thanks!

BONUSES:

Free 2-3 day shipping! $9-19.99 value
Brand New Front and Rear Cap! $12.95 value
UV filter (used but good) $19.99 Value
plus a final gift, lens is priced $30 off my normal rate!

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/npW8​CR

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nJda​q2

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I'd buy your lens but I don't know how well I'd be able to manually focus. For someone younger, I think it would be a great way to get the 135mm focal length.

I have terrible eyesight(-3 prescription) and I always nail focus. I do use the live view method though.

a) Depending on your Canon DSLR, you can install Magic Lantern. one feature is Focus Peeking (lit-up pixels in-focus) to fine-tune MF w/o second guessing.
b) Many Sony Mirrorless (such as a6000), or DSLRS w/ EVF, have Focus Peeking as a standard feature

accepting best offer, open to trades also.

who is the manufacturer of this lens?
and what is the filter thread size? edit: see the 52 now.

Phoenixkh wrote in post #18075353
I'd buy your lens but I don't know how well I'd be able to manually focus. For someone younger, I think it would be a great way to get the 135mm focal length.

these older lenses have a much more forgiving focus ring. Notice on the pic above the distance from 10 feet to 15 feet, on a modern AF lens that distance would be much smaller and not give you room for error in turning the ring.

i bought a 50mm 2.0 from maverick75 a year ago and have been more than happy with the price/performance of this thing. Here is a shot i took a month or so ago of a magnolia flower in my front yard. I was perched near the top of a ladder and was still able to grab focus, albeit with a faster shutter speed and higher ISO than i might have used with my feet on the ground.

ISO 1600 1/200 either at 2.0 or 2.8 (no half stops on this 50)

detail:

It is the Made in Korea version, which is the easiest to decode since there has only ever been one Korean manufacturer of manual glass. The infamous Samyang! The Japanese versions were made by Tomioka, Ricoh and Mamiya, I've owned all and they're pretty much identical in performance.

PM'd!