Exakta lens: Enna 28mm f/3.5 Ultra Lithagon

<p>Has anyone heard of this lens? I can't find any information about it anywhere.</p>

<p>It's the old preset type with a silver barrel. It came with an Exakta VX, which amazingly seems to work properly.</p>

<p>http://captjack.exaktaphile.com/Enna%20page.htm</p>

<p>The founder of Enna daughter is names Anne; reversal of the letters.<br /> <br /> Enna made lenses that fir Exakta; LTM; and Alpa slr and M42 also Argus too<br /> Enna made a 7.5cm and a 8cm lens for a 6x6 TLR too<br /> <br /> Enna made one of the earlest good quality zoom; a 80 to 250mm for Alpa</p>

<p>enna also made a 28mm F2.8 mm of pentax\ slr</p>

<p>Interesting site, but none of those look like my lens. They all look much newer, and most are semi or fully automatic, whereas mine has a preset aperture.</p>

<p>I had one for a while, and sold it on ebay. Not a bad lens at all.</p>

<p>Enna (Munich) is one of the Wessie lens companies that made lenses in Ossie camera mounts. Decent quality, but no better than Zeiss Jena or Meyer, IMHO, although many west Germans preferred them for political reasons.</p>

<p>Most old Exaktas do work, and the VX series is one of the commonest (communist?) examples. Yes, it IS amazing for so complex a camera after all this time. Many of them have been closet puppies for decades, but only need a little exercise to bring them up to speed (literally). The most common problems are from people over winding the slow speed wind and jamming the camera, from not knowing which end is which.</p>