The Staeble-Telexon E 85/5.6 lens was made for Braun rangefinder cameras, but it can now be used with adapters. I shoot with it on the Sony a7c camera (FF, 24MP).
The resolution at f/5.6 is not ideal by today's standards, but good for the wide open aperture of an old lens (it's from the 1950s).
The f/5.6 aperture is definitely suitable for landscape photography.
There is a slight pincushion distortion.
At f/8-f/11, the lens does not produce clear sunstars.
Like many older lenses, it is prone to flare.
This also affects the contrast:
Slightly different framing increased the contrast:
I consider this to be a "single aperture" lens. I only shoot at f/5.6.
See also related notes:
- Staeble-Telexon E 85/5.6: My experience [3/3] (2023-11-11)
- Staeble-Telexon E 85/5.6: My experience [2/3] (2023-11-09)
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