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USED Minolta 135mm f3.5 (MD-Mount)

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$55.3 $79 In stock

Category: USED

The Minolta 135mm f/3.5 MD‑mount lens is a classic telephoto option for Minolta MD film cameras. This used lens provides a moderate focal length and a bright maximum aperture, making it well‑suited for portrait work, subject isolation, and capturing fine detail.

  • Focal length: 135mm
  • Maximum aperture: f/3.5
  • Mount: Minolta MD
  • Designed for use with Minolta MD‑mount cameras
  • Condition: Used
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia X. ★★★★★

Picked this up secondhand for my film setup and the optics are impressively sharp even wide open. The MD mount locks on securely, and the manual aperture ring has a satisfying click at each stop. Perfect for portraits with that classic Minolta rendering.

Timothy W. ★★★★★

The focus ring is buttery smooth and the f3.5 aperture gives nice separation even on my old X-700. Took it out for a walk and the sharpness at medium distance surprised me for a used piece. Very happy with this pick.

Chloe K. ★★★★★

Build quality feels excellent for a vintage lens, the aperture ring clicks through its stops with satisfying precision. The f/3.5 max opening is plenty bright for shooting handheld in the late afternoon on my MD body.