Kenlock 35 70mm vintage lens on Hasselblad X2D medium format

I continue my reviews of vintage lenses on Hasselblad X system cameras.
This time the very cheap Kenlock 35-70mm f3.5-4.5 lens, that I have owned and used on my old Olympus OM10 and OM40 cameras. On the Hasselblad system with its 0.79 crop factor it works more like a 28mm-56mm lens, but also that is a focal range I like.
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[@zoltankaparthy9095]

Interesting to see how some old lenses work. Good, bad, cheap expensive. The old Jupiter 8 is a cheap lens, not as cheap now, and really good. So there are finds out there. Tak.

[@key2adventure]

Selv tak :-) I agree so much, there are some very interesting old lenses out there, that give you images you want get with modern 100% perfect lenses.

[@b.peppercorn739]

Why do you bother with this kind of lens, waste of time

[@key2adventure]

Because there are some very interesting old lenses out there, that give you images you want get with modern 100% perfect lenses. But if you only like 100% perfect and don't want to exploity lens flaws artistically creative, go ahead. I like the added bonus of some lens flaws, that can be used in artistic ways. 100% perfect lenses don't give you that opportunity.