Provenance & certification
Certificate issued at hand-off.
Soligor 28mm f2.8
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Condition assessed 26/4/2026
How we gradeHow this lens renders
Compared to the 28mm with the same specs, this Soligor is a wide-angle vintage lens in the travel range, offering a usable field of view on mirrorless cameras. Wide open at f/2.8, it delivers decent center sharpness; the edges are still a bit soft. Stop down to f/4–f/5.6 and sharpness tightens up across the frame, and by f/8 you'll get the most settled sharpness and contrast — well-suited for landscapes and architecture. With a focal length of 28mm f/2.8, background separation won't be as strong as with a telephoto lens, but shooting up close you can still pull the subject away from the background nicely, in classic vintage lens fashion. The color tone leans filmic, contrast isn't aggressive, and it stays flexible when you grade afterward. If you're shooting into backlight and want to avoid flare, I'd recommend putting on a lens hood. A genuinely usable entry-level wide-angle lens — solid value for anyone wanting to try the manual focus route on a digital camera.
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Soligor 28mm f2.8
The Soligor 28mm f/2.8 is an inexpensive, all-metal 1960s-70s Japanese rebranded wide-angle (Soligor was an Allied Impex import label) sold in many variants and mounts, prized for a soft, glowy, low-contrast vintage look wide open that firms up when stopped down in bright light.
What this lens can do
Example photos of this lens model, gathered from around the web — not shots of this exact copy.
