The story of little Rokkor. Part 4 and last.
Industar-95 38-2,8 from Elikon-Autofocus vs Minolta Rokkor 38-2,8 from Minolta Hi-Matic AF
To be honest, I’m already a little tired of talking about little Rokkor. But I will see it through to the end. There will be almost no text now. Just a few examples. In this case, the same Industar and a slightly different Rokkor were in the game. However, almost the same, only a slightly different modification.
The test also included two cameras - a micro 4/3 half frame camera and a full-format mirrorless camera.
My opinion - of course, Rokkor is a little better than the Soviet Industar. It is sharper at infinity, and for some reason its minimum focusing distance is much shorter (probably 0.5 meters versus 1 m for Industar). Of course, you need to understand that both lenses do not have an aperture. Perhaps with a diaphragm the results would have been different. Both lenses, by the way, can work at full frame without any problems. And one more thing - It is quite difficult to focus with both lenses - the depth of field is very small.
In principle, both lenses are very interesting and can please you with good picture quality.
And here are the shots from Industar.
Thank you for your attention.
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