Dollonds
Dollonds likely refers to Dollond & Aitchison, a British optical goods manufacturer founded in 1750. They produced various optical instruments, including lenses for photography. Dollond lenses were known for their quality and were used in various photographic applications in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Dollonds Lenses
Dollonds 35mm f/2.8 Automatic
~$420
Dollonds 35mm f/2.8 Automatic is a manual focus wide angle lens for full frame cameras.<p><b>Optical design</b></p>Bright lens thanks to the high aperture value<p><b>Physical characteristics</b></p> With a lens filter diameter of 55 mm commonly filter size, presents numerous filter possibilities.
Dollonds Automatic 135mm F/ 2.8
~$28
Dollonds Automatic 135mm F/ 2.8 is a manual focus prime lens for full frame cameras.<p><b>Optical design</b></p>Has 6 aperture blades, this number of blades are commonly used. Having rounded blades provides out of focus circle shape closer to a circle. Bright lens thanks to the high aperture value<p><b>Physical characteristics</b></p> With a lens filter diameter of 55 mm commonly filter size, gives you a variety of filter options. Weights 450 grams so plan ahead, carry only if really necessary.
Dollonds-S 135mm f/3.5
~$155
Dollonds-S 135mm f/3.5 is a manual focus prime lens for full frame cameras.<p><b>Optical design</b></p>Has 15 aperture blades, this lens has a beautiful bokeh. Average brightness in this league<p><b>Physical characteristics</b></p> With a lens filter diameter of 46 mm you are one step from the next standard filter size, buy step-up ring and bigger filter but you can chose from plenty options. Weights 286 grams so consider putting to your camera bag. 98 mm long, requires consideration if you want to carry in the camera bag.
Dollonds-s 400mm f/5.6
~$668
Dollonds-s 400mm f/5.6 is a manual focus ultra telephoto lens for full frame cameras.<p><b>Optical design</b></p>Has 18 aperture blades, this lens has a beautiful bokeh. Not the best in low light conditions but the lack of high aperture can be compensated with higher iso