Leica Super Angulon-R 21mm f/4

The Lente Leica Super Angulon-R 21mm f/4 on its launch date was born with two cams but only in 1973 will it be produced with three cams. For a not too recent product, it has very good technological predispositions: it is made up of 10 lenses in 8 groups, all, managed by a retrofocus scheme. Another fundamental feature for a vintage lens is that it has five elements with a reduced dispersion and the seventh has a very low dispersion. The minimum focus distance is 20-25 cm. By arranging a catering of rectangular structure, it allows you to take shots on any occasion: from sporting events, to quieter events, such as weddings. It is very compact and comfortable to carry with you, with good resistance to the weather. His production ended in 1983. Its fundamental milestone concerns shots: the colors are truly clear and, above all the red, holds a very good saturation. This lens is mainly suitable for collectors. It is a model extinct on the market, vintage, which today leaves the space for fans.