After buying a CANON 6D DSLR with a Canon EF 24-105mm f / 4L IS USM zoom lens, I suddenly remembered that somewhere I had my first Zenith-E camera with the HELIOS-44-2 2/58 lens, bought by me even in high school years (they were hoarding with a friend on mopeds, and bought together by Zenith). In addition, the furrow expanses of the vast Internet on the topic of DSLRs, came across information that lenses from old cameras can be "screwed" to modern DSLRs by means of special adapters.. Judging by the numerous reviews and reviews, Soviet-made lenses are famous for their beautiful side.
Not long thinking, I ordered this on AliExpress, and today I finally got it. He approached the CANON 6D perfectly, without backlashes, etc.
I decided to try this tandem at the same time, in the same place, with the same friends))). As a result, selected several photos for the post. Focusing, of course, only manual, and the object can not be approximated, as on the zoom, but for the portraits this lens is quite fit.