Auto Revuenon 50mm f/1.9

A clone of the Auto Chinon 50mm f/1.9 sold by German retailer Foto-Quelle

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Specifications
Mount: M42 Screw Mount
Focal Length: 50mm
Aperture Range: f/1.9 - f/16
Minimum Focus: 0.5m
Weight: 143g
Filter Thread: 49mm
Data Source: All Photo Lenses - Lens-DB

Collection Information
Date Acquired: 06/28/19
Serial Number: 811449
Purchase Price: ~$5 (Purchased in set with 35mm and 135mm)
Going Price: ~$30
Condition: Focus ring slips a little but otherwise perfect
Resolution/Vignetting f/1.9
Resolution/Vignetting f/1.9
Resolution/Vignetting f/2.8
Resolution/Vignetting f/2.8
Resolution/Vignetting f/4
Resolution/Vignetting f/4
Resolution/Vignetting f/5.6
Resolution/Vignetting f/5.6
Bokeh/Macro f/1.9
Bokeh/Macro f/1.9
Bokeh/Macro f/4
Bokeh/Macro f/4
Bokeh/Macro f/8
Bokeh/Macro f/8
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