MC Rubinar 5.6/500 Macro Telephoto
Lens
Description:
Photographic catadioptric lens with multi-layer anti-reflection coating of
the optical surfaces is designed as an interchangeable lens for reflex cameras
with 24x36 mm frame size. The lens is used for black-and-white and colour photographs.
The lens has a macro-limit, the nearest distance is 2,2 m. The using of the
tripod makes it possible to arrange the frames by turning the lens with the
camera into the special ring. The lens is designed for photo hunting, remote
objects, architectural details, sporting contests and other. Before the lens
using make a careful study of operation instructions.
"CAUTION"
these lenses may not work on all 35mm cameras with built in flash or other protruding
devices on the front. The lens diameter at the mounting flange is 120 mm or
60 mm radius. Measure your camera from the center of the lens mount to determine
if any camera part extends more than 4 mm in front of the mounting ring within
this radius. See
more about how to use lenses
with various cameras here >>
MC Rubinar 5.6/500 Macro Telephoto Lens Specifications:
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Focal length, mm
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500
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Geometrical relative aperture
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1:5,6
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Angular field of view, deg.
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5
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Focusing limits, m
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from 2,2 to infinity
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working distance, mm
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45,5
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Connecting with the camera
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thread M42x1
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Connecting thread for light filters, attachments and lens hood
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M105x1
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Connecting thread for tripod, inch
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1/4"
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Overall dimensions at infinity, without lids, max, mm
length
diameter
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130
113
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Mass without lids, max, kg
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1,6
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Delivery set:
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Lens
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1
pc
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Light
filter UV-1.4x
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1
pc
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Light
filter O-4x
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1
pc
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Light
filter N-4x
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1
pc
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Front
lid
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1
pc
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Rear
lid
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1
pc
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Lens
hood
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1
pc
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Case
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1
pc
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Operation
instructions
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1
copy
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You may use the lens as Hand Telescope if you purchase
Tourist - FL
(an eyepiece attachment).

You may also use the lens for Astrophotography
if you purchase TeleconverterTKL2.
The set increases the focal length to 1000mm.
Lens design
The thread in the front part of the lens
serves for screwing in the lens hood and attachments. The distabce scale serves
for approximate focusing; the distance values are shown in metres and in foot.
The focusing is performed by rotation the ring. Accurate focusing is performed
over the ground glass. The ring serves for fixing the lens on the tripod and
for turning the frame on 90° during the arrangement of the subject.
Operating procedure
Before installation of lens on the camera
take off the rear lid. Screw in the lens "MC Rubinar 5.6/500 macro"
in the camera as far as it will go.
Owning to the great mass of the lens it is recommended to use a tripod. The
using of the tripod makes it possible to turn the frame on 90°; in this case
the lens with the camera andthe turning ring remains immovable.
The lens focusing is performed by rotation the focusing ring until the sharpest
possible image of the object is obtained on the ground glass. The distance range
from 6 m to 4 m is a macrophotography and the scale of photography is
from 1:6 to 1:4.
The delivery set includes five light filters:
UV-1.4x - is a colourless one used to weaken the influence of ultraviolet
rays. In mountainous regions and on water it makes it possible to cut out the
ultraviolet rays. It used at black-and-white and colour photography.
O-4x - is an orange one ensures the obtaining of a contrast image
(black-and-white photography), weakes the influence of atmospheric haze.
YG-8x - is a yellowgreen one used to correct the tone rendition in
black-and white photography on panchromatic film both with natural and artifical
lighting.
The lens hood is used to remove the beams of light sources. Screw in the lens
hood on the lens over the thread.
Lens care
Photographic lens is a complicated and sensitive
optical instrument that needs careful treatment. Disassembling of the lens for
repairs is admitted only in the special repair shop. The lens is designed for
photographing at the temperature from -15°C to +45°C. when bringing the lens
from the cold into a warm room, don't open its case to prevent fogging of optical
details. Allow the lens to warm up in the closed case during 3 hours. When not
using the lens close its lids. Keep the lens in its case. Protect the lens from
blows, moisture, dirtying and sharp fluctuation of temperature. Take care of
the coated surface of the lens; mousture that is found for a long time of the
coated surfaces may spoil the coating film. Don't touch the optical details.
Remove dust from surface with a clean soft degreased hair brush. Dirty spots
are best removed with a cotton wool wad on a small wooden stick. It is necessary
to slightly moisten a wad in rectified alcohol, ether or mixture of these substanses.
The large dirtying remove with several wads. Clean the surface with circular
motions, gradually moving from the center of the lens to its edges.
Jolos TM Mount Adapter M42/EOS
For using Canon EOS cameras with M42 lenses (Praktica, Zenit). Metric scale
M42 keeps its meanings due to compensation of the flange bases difference. Therefore
focusing can be to infinity.
You
should remember that the pusher with the fixed ring doesn’t work, so diaphragm
control of the lens is set manually. This adapter can work with lenses having
both only automatic diaphragm (A) and selector A/M (automatic/manual diaphragm).
It is possible to use Macro rings and other accessories.
Settings:
- Put red marks of the adapter
and lens collar together.
- Turn the adapter clockwise
till the fixative click.
- Set M42 lens.
Removing:
To remove the adapter you should unpress fixative pin and
turn the adapter anticlockwise.
Note:
Working with M42 lenses acknowledgement of the focusing with green
light is not made. The aperture is set «0.0». Expo-modes:
- P (program) – identical to Av mode;
- Tv (flash priority) – doesn’t work;
- Av (diaphragm priority) – works as usual;
- M (manual) – aperture and flash are changed. Inaccuracy of exposure defining
is indicated by expo-correction.
Canon EOS cameras (from http://en.wikipedia.org)
Digital cameras
Prior to the introduction of the EOS D30 digital SLR, Canon in collaboration
with Kodak produced four digital SLRs by modifying the internals of the EOS-1N
film SLR. These four digital SLRs had a Canon EOS body and thus can accept EF
lenses, while the image sensor and electronics were designed and built by Kodak.
The four cameras were:
| Model |
Release date |
| EOS DCS3 |
July 1995 |
| EOS DCS1 |
December 1995 |
| EOS D2000/Kodak DCS520 |
March 1998 |
| EOS D6000/Kodak DCS560 |
December 1998 |
List of Canon EOS digital cameras
| Model |
Release date |
| EOS D30 |
October 2000 |
| EOS-1D |
December 2001 |
| EOS D60 |
March 2002 |
| EOS-1Ds |
November 2002 |
| EOS 10D |
March 2003 |
| EOS 300D/Digital Rebel |
September 2003 |
| EOS-1D Mark II |
April 2004 |
| EOS 20D |
September 2004 |
| EOS-1Ds Mark II |
November 2004 |
| EOS 20Da |
February 2005 |
| EOS 350D/Digital Rebel XT |
March 2005 |
| EOS 5D |
August 2005 |
| EOS-1D Mark II N |
August 2005 |
| EOS 30D |
February 2006 |
Film cameras
This is a list of the 35 mm and APS Canon EOS models in order
of introduction:
| Model (US) |
Model (Europe) |
Model (Japan) |
Release date |
| EOS 650 |
EOS 650 |
EOS 650 |
March 1987 |
| EOS 620 |
EOS 620 |
EOS 620 |
May 1987 |
| EOS 750 |
EOS 750 |
EOS 750 |
October 1988 |
| EOS 850 |
EOS 850 |
EOS 850 |
October 1988 |
| EOS 630 |
EOS 600 |
EOS 630 QD |
April 1989 |
| EOS-1 |
EOS-1 |
EOS-1 |
September 1989 |
| EOS RT |
EOS RT |
EOS RT |
October 1989 |
| EOS 10S |
EOS 10 |
EOS 10 QD |
March 1990 |
| EOS 700 |
EOS 700 |
EOS 700 QD |
March 1990 |
| EOS Rebel/Rebel S |
EOS 1000F QD |
EOS 1000 QD |
October 1990 |
| EOS 10S commemorative kit |
EOS 10 |
EOS 10 QD |
August 1991 |
| EOS Elan |
EOS 100 |
EOS 100 QD |
August 1991 |
| EOS Rebel II/SII |
EOS 1000FN QD |
EOS 1000S QD |
March 1992 |
| EOS A2/A2e |
EOS 5 |
EOS 5 QD |
November 1992 |
| EOS Rebel XS |
EOS 500 |
EOS Kiss |
September 1993 |
| EOS Rebel X |
- |
- |
November 1993 |
| EOS-1N |
EOS-1N/1N HS/1N DP |
EOS-1N/1N HS/1N DP |
November 1994 |
| - |
EOS 5000 |
EOS 888 |
January 1995 |
| EOS-1N RS |
EOS-1N RS |
EOS-1N RS |
March 1995 |
| EOS Elan II/IIe |
EOS 50/50e |
EOS 55 |
September 1995 |
| EOS Rebel G |
EOS 500N |
New EOS Kiss |
September 1996 |
| EOS IX |
EOS IX |
EOS IX E |
October 1996 |
| EOS IX Lite |
EOS IX 7 |
EOS IX 50 |
March 1998 |
| EOS 3 |
EOS 3 |
EOS 3 |
November 1998 |
| - |
EOS 3000 |
EOS 88 |
March 1999 |
| EOS Rebel 2000 |
EOS 300 |
EOS Kiss III |
April 1999 |
| EOS 1V |
EOS 1V |
EOS 1V |
March 2000 |
| EOS Elan 7/7e |
EOS 30 |
EOS 7 |
October 2000 |
| - |
- |
EOS Kiss III L |
November 2001 |
| EOS Rebel XS N |
EOS 3000N |
Canon EOS 66 |
February 2002 |
| EOS Rebel Ti |
EOS 300V |
EOS Kiss 5 |
September 2002 |
| EOS
Rebel K2 |
EOS 3000V |
EOS Kiss Lite |
September 2003 |
| EOS Elan 7N/7NE |
EOS 30V/33V |
EOS 7s |
April 2004 |
| EOS Rebel T2 |
EOS 300X |
EOS Kiss 7 |
September 2004 |
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