Design without a twisting rear lens unit. Jupiter-3 50/1.5 manufactured by ZOMZ (1962 - 1972), in a frame for Kiev / Contax cameras.Bright blue, yellow, or combined illumination The old type of marking (with the letter P) had lenses manufactured in 1962-1963. Jupiter-3 50 / 1.5 manufactured by ZOMZ (1962 - 1972), in a frame for FED / Zorky cameras, M39 mount.Lens block design with a twisting back part. Jupiter-3 F = 5 cm 1: 1.5 P manufactured by ZOMZ (1956 - 1961), in a frame for Kiev / Contax cameras.Jupiter-3 F = 5 cm 1: 1.5 P manufactured by ZOMZ (1956 - 1960), in a frame for FED / Zorky cameras with M39 thread.Jupiter-3 F = 5 cm 1: 1.5 P manufactured by KMZ (1951-1955), yellow (!) Or violet enlightenment, for Kiev / Contax cameras, frames of both Zeiss type (“with ears”) and more new "Soviet".Jupiter-3 F = 5 cm 1: 1.5 P manufactured by KMZ (1951-1955), yellow (!) Or violet enlightenment, for Zorky / FED cameras, frames of both Zeiss type (“with ears”) and more new "Soviet".ZK F = 5 cm 1: 1.5 (KMZ, since 1948) in a frame for cameras with M39 thread (Zorkiy, FED), the frame almost perfectly copies the frame of the original CZJ Sonnar 50 / 1.5.ZK F = 5 cm 1: 1.5 (KMZ, since 1948) in a frame for Contax / Kiev cameras, the frame practically copies the frame of the original CZJ Sonnar 50 / 1.5.There are several main modifications of the Jupiter-3 lens: In addition, the enlightenment used also changed, although it was single-layer throughout the entire production time. The lens blocks of these versions are completely identical, although the design has changed towards simplification over time. Jupiter-3 was produced in two versions of frames - for cameras with M39 mount and for cameras of the Contax / Kiev family. Thus, the largest number of Jupiter-3s were produced at ZOMZ, KMZ lenses are much rarer, not to mention ZK, which sometimes costs more than the original Sonnar 50 / 1.5 T. In the USSR, Jupiter-3 was produced until 1956 at the KMZ, after which the Zagorsk OMZ (now Sergiev Posad) and, since the end of the 1970s, the Jupiter plant in Valdai were engaged. In addition, there were ZK lenses, which, most likely, use ready-made German lens blocks. Until that time, the lens was apparently made of German glass. This lens is recalculated (I must say, this was done not only in the USSR, but also in Japan: Nikkor-SC 50 / 1.4 was also a recalculated copy of Sonnar 50 / 1.5, moreover, noticeably worse) in 1954 to the Soviet glass palette Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 50 / 1.5 arr. For DSLRs in the USSR, such a lens simply did not exist (with the exception of rare small-scale / experimental Helios-123N, Era-6M, Wave 4 и Wave 8. It is important to note that this lens was intended only for rangefinder cameras, i.e. Jupiter-3 50 / 1.5 is a very famous Soviet super-aperture fifty-kopeck piece, the only truly mass lens of the class "50 / 1.4" produced in the USSR. Jupiter-3 for Contax-RF in a homemade adapter for Sony E.
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