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Pentacon 29mm f2.8

M4229f/2.8
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Condition assessed 12/7/2026

How we grade
Optical
5.0/5
Mechanical
5.0/5
Cosmetic
5.0/5
AMint / near-mintWeighted across three axes

Inspector’s condition notes

The lens is in excellent cosmetic condition with only light handling marks on the barrel and front rim. The black finish is largely intact, and the printed scales and branding remain crisp and easy to read. I do not see dents, corrosion, or significant paint wear.

How this lens renders

Compared to other wide angle lenses of the same spec from the M42 era, this Pentacon MC Auto 29mm f/2.8 stands out for its film-like image rendering, with natural organic color tones that feel inviting rather than clinical or harsh. Wide open at f/2.8, sharpness sits in a mid-range — edges go soft and contrast drops slightly, giving a gentle vintage lens feel. Stop down to f/5.6-f/8 and sharpness climbs to full-frame clarity across both the center and the edges. What many people love is the swirly bokeh, with soft, glowing highlights that melt the background in a uniquely beautiful way. The multi-coating helps control flare better than single-coated versions, while still preserving attractive, manageable flare you can play with. (If you'd rather avoid flare, a lens hood is recommended for backlit shooting.) Ideal for anyone looking for a wide angle lens with cinematic character at a friendly price — perfect for capturing that film-like atmosphere. A practical choice that's well worth collecting.

In the box

Original front capOriginal rear capOriginal case

Honest disclosure

NoneOil on blades
NoneDust
NoneHaze
NoneFungus
NoneCoating marks
NoneSeparation
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Pentacon 29mm f2.8

The Pentacon MC Auto 29mm f/2.8 is an East German M42 wide-angle lens produced 1970-1991, derived from the Meyer-Optik Görlitz Orestegon, praised for its analogue, cinematic rendering and budget-friendly character.

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Introduced
1970–1991
Optical formula
7 elements in 7 groups
Signature
Organic, natural colour rendering rather than clinical.
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Pentacon 29mm f2.8