I am selling a Sun Hi-Tele 85-210mm F4.8 telephoto lens for T mount. This lens will fit any camera that uses interchangeable lenses with the appropriate T adapter (not included). T adapters are widely available for common lens mounts at low cost here on eBay. This lens is in very good condition optically and mechanically.
This lens does not include the cable assembly which are sometimes sold with these and which couple the pistol grip trigger to a camera shutter, but the pistol grip is still quite handy as it serves to stop down the lens when one is ready to fire the camera shutter (manually with ones finger) and it makes the lens easy to handle. The lens has surprisingly good build quality. It is quite natural and ergonomic to use as one can easily follow a distant subject with the iris open, and when ready, using the grip, squeeze the trigger to stop-down while synchronously activating the shutter. This action becomes natural quickly and the lens is really quite a lot of fun to use if you enjoy telephoto work. It also makes a nice collectible.
I might add, that one may also actuate, or set to a closed position, the lens iris using the manual switch located at the top of the grip. The grip is also removable.
Here is a sample video someone made with this lens mounted on a digital camera showing the very good optical quality:
Lens sold as shown with the original front lens cap.
Price: $12 plus shipping
This lens does not include the cable assembly which are sometimes sold with these and which couple the pistol grip trigger to a camera shutter, but the pistol grip is still quite handy as it serves to stop down the lens when one is ready to fire the camera shutter (manually with ones finger) and it makes the lens easy to handle. The lens has surprisingly good build quality. It is quite natural and ergonomic to use as one can easily follow a distant subject with the iris open, and when ready, using the grip, squeeze the trigger to stop-down while synchronously activating the shutter. This action becomes natural quickly and the lens is really quite a lot of fun to use if you enjoy telephoto work. It also makes a nice collectible.
I might add, that one may also actuate, or set to a closed position, the lens iris using the manual switch located at the top of the grip. The grip is also removable.
Here is a sample video someone made with this lens mounted on a digital camera showing the very good optical quality:
Lens sold as shown with the original front lens cap.
Price: $12 plus shipping
