30mm · f/2.8
The Rodenstock Eurygon 30mm f/2.8, produced from 1956-1960, was one of the first wide-angle lenses for SLRs with a fast f/2.8 aperture. Optically, it is well-respected and delivers good sharpness, though it suffers from a long minimum focusing distance of about 0.9m. Build quality is typical of DKL-mount lenses: silver finish, narrow focus ring, and short focus throw. The lens suits photographers seeking a vintage wide-angle with character, especially for close-up work with extension rings.