Overview

The Enna München Ultra-Lithagon 28mm f/3.5 is a historically significant retro-focus wide-angle lens, introduced in 1955 as one of the first 28mm SLR lenses. Optically, it delivers superb results with good sharpness, though specific aberrations are not detailed. Build quality features an aluminum barrel and brass mount, with a unique Enna Sockel design allowing a very short 18cm minimum focus distance. Handling is typical for mid-century manual lenses. It suits enthusiasts of vintage German optics and those seeking a piece of photographic history.