Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6
Optical design
Not the best in terms of aperture. Has 12 aperture blades, this lens has a beautiful bokeh.Physical characteristics
With a lens filter diameter of 62 mm you are one step from the next standard filter size, buy step-up ring and bigger filter you may want to use a step-up ring and 67 or 77mm filter.Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 purchase historyTrending up +4.3%/mo
Prices are firming up around 4.3% per month across 11 months of tracked sales — fair value today, not a guaranteed investment.
Best deals
954 of 1897 tracked sales (50%) closed at or under the $111.50 fair value.
- Jun 10, 2025$11.00$-100.50 / typical
- May 21, 2025$14.00$-97.50 / typical
- Jun 26, 2025$14.00$-97.50 / typical
- Jan 19, 2025$15.00$-96.50 / typical
- May 1, 2025$15.00$-96.50 / typical
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Reviews
smooth lens and great features This lens is now my new favorite. If you're used to a smaller/non-bulky lens, it can be a little intimidating to get used to using but once you do, you will not be disappointed. It's easy to switch out with other lenses. The focus is sharp and the zoom is great. It's smooth in adjusting and gives a lot of options on what kind of image you're going for. The only downside for me so far, is with the autofocus (if not using manual), it can take what feels like forever before it actually focuses. It focuses for a split second and then slowly.......... adjusts and refocuses once again. I feel like it takes a minute but id said in the range of up to 30 sec depending on the lighting and whatnot. I'm not an aficionado in photography, still learning, so pardon if this doesn't help a lot of people, but just from an extreme novice's point of view, I do love this lens and the variety of options it gives me for taking photos at the price I got it for. I think it is well, well worth the sacrifice. You shouldn't regret it.Read full review
floppy Canon lens Received item in a few days. It looks good and it works. My only complaint is the barrel of the lens is floppy, it rattles when you carry the camera. It also moves when you happen to bump it with you hand. I'm a little disappointed that the barrel of the lens is so loose. I'll have to replace it with a different lens later.
An Upgrade I am enjoying the crisp images and the saturated colors that this lens produce. This lens takes me to a different level. The downside of this lens, as with other heavy telephoto lens, is the lens ring drift. When the camera is held with the lens facing down, the lens ring does not hold the lens in place, but it extends. Not a deal breaker, but something to note, and even consider before buying. Ask the seller. This is a high quality lens that represents a good value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6?
Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 is a camera lens with 135mm focal length, a maximum aperture of f/5.6/22, for the M42 mount, supporting the Full frame format.
What mount is the Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 compatible with?
Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 uses a M42 mount and supports the Full frame format.
How much does the Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 cost?
Based on recent eBay sold listings the Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 typically sells for around $11.00. Actual prices vary with condition and seller.
Is the Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 a good lens?
Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6 has a community rating of 4.6/5 from 31 review(s).
Which lenses are similar to the Jupiter-39 135mm f/5.6?
Similar lenses include Amicam 135mm f/2.8 Multi-Coated 135T, Astron 135mm f/2.8, Eyemik 135mm f/1.8 Auto Multi-Coated.