This is the MIR-1, (МИР - 1 , World) 37mm f/2.8 K.M.Z. Chapter 51

This chapter will introduce you to my "Silver Collection" of "bad reputation" Soviet lenses.
I'm comparing head-to-head, the above said lens with the rehoused version.
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本章將向您介紹我的「聲譽不佳」蘇聯鏡頭的「銀藏」。
我正在將上述鏡頭與重新安置的版本進行正面比較。
近期我忙了一點， 沒有中文字幕敬請諒解。

[@seoulrydr]

TYVM for the video. I have collected the Mir-1, Helios 40 and 44 all in silver. I also found the Jupiter-9 in gloss black. I have a few others, but I think this is my 'set'.

[@red_code]

😁😁😁😁

[@miguelangelromero2130]

👌🏼📷👌🏼

[@umac76]

You do a lot of night photography. I really like it. It's something I need to do more of myself. Do you use a tripod?

[@red_code]

Sorry for the late reply. I use a tripod @95% rate, no matter day or night, to avoid undesired shake and to keep ISO as low as possible. Night photography shows you the lens abilities, with extra attention to the bokeh, as it come first. Bokeh can be noted carefully, from centre to edges. Thanks for your comment.

[@xe1zlgg]

Hi.. the rehoused version has new coatings ? And where you did the rehousing?

[@red_code]

Hello, I don't know if the rehoused version has new coatings but adjustments have been made. You can find them here (ironglassadapters.com/rehoused-soviet-lenses/rehoused-soviet-lenses/).

[@area51pictures]

Thanks for dispelling the Cold War bullshit at the front about Russian glass.

[@red_code]

You are welcome and, more are to come, in a neutral way.