The OKS7-50-1 lens is purposed to get 'soft' picture in usual film shots. It has Petzval optical system.

The Petzval lens was developed in 1840 by Joseph Petzval. It consisted of two doublet lenses with an aperture stop in between. The front lens is well corrected for spherical aberrations but introduces coma. The second doublet corrects for this and the position of the stop corrects most of the astigmatism. However, this results in additional field curvature and vignetting. The total field of view is therefore restricted to about 30 degrees. An f-number of f/3.7 was achievable, which was considerably faster than other lenses of the time.

The speed of the lens is ideal for portrait photography since the exposure time could be reduced.

Manufacturer NPO "EKRAN"
Lens system PETZVAL
Focal lengthf'50.8 mm
Angle of view2ω'30°26'
Effective relative aperturef:nэ1:2.3
Lens lengthΣd30.1 mm
Front focal lengthS-42.8 mm
Back focal lengthS'32.6 mm
Flange focal distanceZ47.7 mm
Block lengthB34 mm
Block max. diameterD52 mm
Rear diameterD'30 mm
Front element diameterd125 mm
Rear element diameterd219 mm
Mount thread SpM33x0.75 cl 2a
Distance from rear end of the housing
to the focal plane
l30.5 mm
Aperture blades quantity ?
Frame size 16x22 mm
Weight 100 g