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A. Schacht Ulm Travenon R 135mm f/4.5

  • Manufacturer Albert Schacht
  • Focal Length 135 mm
  • Max Aperture f/4.5
  • Focus Manual

The A. Schacht Ulm Travenon R 135mm f/4.5 is a lens. It was built in Ulm, Baden-Württemberg. At that time, Germany was still divided into two parts.

The focal length of 135 mm of the lens cannot be changed. The A. Schacht Ulm Travenon R 135mm f/4.5 can be classified in the group of telephoto lenses. The largest selectable aperture is f/4.5. The smallest aperture is f/32.

The focus of this model must be adjusted manually each time. The manufacturer specifies a minimum focusing distance of 150 cm.

The lens was available in versions with an M42 thread or Exakta mount. Especially for the M42 thread, you can find a large number of analog cameras. With an inexpensive adapter, it can also be used on digital cameras.

A filter with 40.5 mm thread, e.g. an orange filter, can be attached in front of the lens. The weight in grams is 280.

Technical Specifications

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Property Specification
Focal Length 135 mm
Picture Format 35mm
Maximum Aperture f/4.5
Minimum Aperture f/32
Minimum Focus Distance 150 cm (5' 11")
Focus Manual
Number of Aperture Blades 16
Filter Thread 40.5 mm
Weight 280 g
Lens Mount M42 lens mount, Exakta mount
Manufacturer Albert Schacht
Country of Origin Westdeutschland