Overview

The KMZ 28mm f/2 Macro movie is a rare technical lens originally from a microfilm reader, converted for mirrorless cameras. Optically, it uses a planar-biotar design and delivers impressive results, described as 'super power in crap coat' (Attila). Weaknesses include a limited aperture range (f/2-f/3.5 originally, modified to f/8) and incompatibility with DSLRs due to short rear focus distance (nukemall). Build requires conversion; handling is adapted to Sony NEX. It suits enthusiasts seeking a unique, high-performing normal lens for APS-C sensors, especially those willing to modify (nukemall).