Isco Optic 100/2 Ultra MC gold

Sony a6000

 

Schneider Kreuznach 62,5/f2 cinelux with animal

a crop of turtle's foot

 

Bell & Howell 3 inch F2 incre-lite

Zeiss Ikon Talon 85/2,8

Meopta meostigmat 70/1,4

All were taken with Sony a6000

Isco Red Ultra Star HD 42,5mm 1.85 MC

The lens is long and heavy for similar lens, eg. compared to SK Cinelux 40/2. It looks like projection lens+anamorphic attachment combined.
here's the lens side by side with 60mm isco ultra star + anamorph atttachment

lens on NEX

crop from above

less distortion

Taken with Sony a6000

No name lens

no name lens, probably projector lens, no description except sticker with writing www.pmspms.com S0027

aperture

approx. 70mm f2,8, green coating.
it has blades inside, closed if the optic set to farthest distance. and open when it set to closest distance.
IThat's how to control the aperture.
it looks promising for woman portrait. soft at face will make girl happy

the lens

Schneider Kreuznach Super-Cinelux 35/2 MC

From official PDF sheet HERE

One thing I didn't expected about this lens is the size, I thought it has smaller/shorter barrel than 62,5mm ES cinelux. I was wrong. It's longer, and even has heavier hood. make it handsome lens though.

So far, the results ;

• Sharp as expected
• It has relative wide dof, good for indoor meeting, streetshot etc.
• Nice flare
• some CA appear which is acceptable

The first 2 were shot with Sony a6000

The rest pictures below with NEX5

smoke in the background

the flare

Isco Optic Ultra Star HD 65mm

The lens doesn't has description about the maximum light can through, which is usually indicated with the "F" letter. But the rear optic indicate that it has at least f2 like other isco lenses. f2,4 has smaller glass.

the lens identity

It's sharp. yes. at close distance to infinity