Minolta | ROKKOR (PL) (FF)
Lens: Minolta Rokkor Rehoused 12 Lens Set - 17, 21, 24, 28, 35, 45, 50, 58, 85, 100, 135, 200mm (PL Mount)
[ ¥78,000 / day ] + tax (6 lens set)
+ 13,000 per additional lens
ご注意:セット貸出は6本からとなります。以下のレンズからお選び下さい。
Choose a 6+ Lens set from 12 total lenses.
The Rokkor line of lenses is one of the most complete vintage sets available, gaining a cult following in the stills market. Now, finally adapted for cinema, with only the best versions chosen for rehousing, these meet the requirements of the modern cinematographer looking for a unique yet practical look from their glass.
1960/70s highly regarded optics rehoused for cinema for the first time.
Full set covers full frame, great for FF sensors that can take advantage of the large image circle.
Sharp, but with a degree of vintage character to give images a unique texture.
Great depth, dramatic bokeh and amber flares.
Beautiful rehousing with improved close focus and 330 degree focus throw.
“Rokkor” refers to Mt. Rokko which could be seen from the Minolta factory in Japan. In the late 60’s and all through the 70’s, Minolta made some of the best glass in the world under the Rokkor label. Unlike most other manufacturers, Minolta had the capability of producing its own glass elements and coatings. Their reputation for innovation and quality was already firmly in place.
The well known 21mm f2.8, 58mm f1.2 and 85 f1.7 are still coveted by photographers around the world. The 100mm f2 is an earlier design, but easily one of the best Rokkors ever. However, one of Minolta’s latest designs is the most special of them all...the 135mm f2. It’s ultra rare and incredibly good...a true masterpiece.
Lens: Minolta Rokkor Rehoused 12 Lens Set - 17, 21, 24, 28, 35, 45, 50, 58, 85, 100, 135, 200mm (PL Mount)
[ ¥78,000 / day ] + tax (6 lens set)
+ 13,000 per additional lens
ご注意:セット貸出は6本からとなります。以下のレンズからお選び下さい。
Choose a 6+ Lens set from 12 total lenses.
The Rokkor line of lenses is one of the most complete vintage sets available, gaining a cult following in the stills market. Now, finally adapted for cinema, with only the best versions chosen for rehousing, these meet the requirements of the modern cinematographer looking for a unique yet practical look from their glass.
1960/70s highly regarded optics rehoused for cinema for the first time.
Full set covers full frame, great for FF sensors that can take advantage of the large image circle.
Sharp, but with a degree of vintage character to give images a unique texture.
Great depth, dramatic bokeh and amber flares.
Beautiful rehousing with improved close focus and 330 degree focus throw.
“Rokkor” refers to Mt. Rokko which could be seen from the Minolta factory in Japan. In the late 60’s and all through the 70’s, Minolta made some of the best glass in the world under the Rokkor label. Unlike most other manufacturers, Minolta had the capability of producing its own glass elements and coatings. Their reputation for innovation and quality was already firmly in place.
The well known 21mm f2.8, 58mm f1.2 and 85 f1.7 are still coveted by photographers around the world. The 100mm f2 is an earlier design, but easily one of the best Rokkors ever. However, one of Minolta’s latest designs is the most special of them all...the 135mm f2. It’s ultra rare and incredibly good...a true masterpiece.
Lens: Minolta Rokkor Rehoused 12 Lens Set - 17, 21, 24, 28, 35, 45, 50, 58, 85, 100, 135, 200mm (PL Mount)
[ ¥78,000 / day ] + tax (6 lens set)
+ 13,000 per additional lens
ご注意:セット貸出は6本からとなります。以下のレンズからお選び下さい。
Choose a 6+ Lens set from 12 total lenses.
The Rokkor line of lenses is one of the most complete vintage sets available, gaining a cult following in the stills market. Now, finally adapted for cinema, with only the best versions chosen for rehousing, these meet the requirements of the modern cinematographer looking for a unique yet practical look from their glass.
1960/70s highly regarded optics rehoused for cinema for the first time.
Full set covers full frame, great for FF sensors that can take advantage of the large image circle.
Sharp, but with a degree of vintage character to give images a unique texture.
Great depth, dramatic bokeh and amber flares.
Beautiful rehousing with improved close focus and 330 degree focus throw.
“Rokkor” refers to Mt. Rokko which could be seen from the Minolta factory in Japan. In the late 60’s and all through the 70’s, Minolta made some of the best glass in the world under the Rokkor label. Unlike most other manufacturers, Minolta had the capability of producing its own glass elements and coatings. Their reputation for innovation and quality was already firmly in place.
The well known 21mm f2.8, 58mm f1.2 and 85 f1.7 are still coveted by photographers around the world. The 100mm f2 is an earlier design, but easily one of the best Rokkors ever. However, one of Minolta’s latest designs is the most special of them all...the 135mm f2. It’s ultra rare and incredibly good...a true masterpiece.
FOCAL LENGTH | APERTURE | CLOSE FOCUS | FRONT DIAMETER | WEIGHT | MOUNT TYPE | IMAGE CIRCLE |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
17mm | T 4.1 | 11" | 110mm | 825g | PL | FF |
21mm | T 2.8 | 11" | 110mm | 1150g | PL | FF |
24mm | T 2.8 | 13" | 110mm | 1000g | PL | FF |
28mm | T 2.0 | 13" | 110mm | 1150g | PL | FF |
35mm | T 1.8 | 9" | 110mm | 1350g | PL | FF |
45mm | T 2.0 | 18" | 110mm | 1050g | PL | FF |
50mm | T 1.2 | 17" | 110mm | 1150g | PL | FF |
58mm | T 1.2 | 15" | 110mm | 1450g | PL | FF |
85mm | T 1.7 | 2' 6" | 110mm | 1350g | PL | FF |
100mm | T 2.0 | 3' 3" | 110mm | 1350g | PL | FF |
135mm | T 2.0 | 4' 9" | 110mm | 1700g | PL | FF |
200mm | T 2.8 | 5' 3" | 110mm | 2050g | PL | FF |