Rubinar
Sign in to savethumb|right|Rubinar 1:5.6 500 mm Rubinar () is a Soviet lens design series developed and produced by JSC Lytkarino Plant of Optical Glass (LZOS). It is compact despite its long focal lengths.
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Vinony files it under Mirror lenses and Soviet photographic lenses.
Its subject is documented across 4 Wikipedia language editions.
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thumb|right|Rubinar 1:5.6 500 mm Rubinar () is a Soviet lens design series developed and produced by JSC Lytkarino Plant of Optical Glass (LZOS). It is compact despite its long focal lengths.
Rubinars can be used with proprietary mount cameras by using M42 adaptors. Focusing motors are absent though (manual only), and so are the variable apertures.
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