Plastic, fixed-focus

Canon EOS 1200D met Utacar f8/50-lens die oorspronkelijk afkomstig is van een oude Anny 44. Eerdere foto’s met deze lens (en van de lens op de camera) hier. Met deze lens is een toch wat logge digitale Canon ineens point-and-click.

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[Utacar 1:8 F=50mm on a Canon EOS 1200D]

Utacar 1:8 F=50mm on a Canon EOS 1200D

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Utacar f8/50 lens (Anny 44) on a Canon EOS 1200D

There's not a whole lot of information to be found on the web about the Anny 44. The Utacar f8/50 lens was also used in bigger sisters Anny 35 and Anny 35 Super De Luxe.

Camerapedia says:
The Anny 44 (アニー44) is an inexpensive Japanese camera taking 4×4cm pictures on 127 film, made by Hōei from 1960.

Some initial results of using the Utacar f8/50 on a Canon DSLR:

These shots have a distinct plastic feel. No idea of the history of the original camera, this may have been stored in some attic for the last 40 years. The plastic fixed-focus lens is somewhat blurred.

More occupational therapy.