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Mir-11M is a wide-angle lens from the Kiev-16 UE amateur film camera. The lens is designed for 16mm film, so on a full frame, as well as on APS-C sensors, vignetting will eat up most of the frame
The pictures below are already cropped in a 4: 3 aspect ratio. When open, the lens has low contrast and, moreover, is not very sharp. During the test, I could not even resist and, contrary to usual, closed the diaphragm a couple of times (the difference, I think, will be noticeable even without the caption under the photo).
Mir-11M color produces natural, but smoothed. On closing diaphragm forms an "asterisk", but it is almost impossible to notice this in the frame.
Mir-11M color produces natural, but smoothed. On closing diaphragm forms an "asterisk", but it is almost impossible to notice this in the frame.

Joining Mir-11M to any adapter for a mirrorless camera is very laborious and does not cost either time or money. Yes, the pictures taken show that it behaves like a classic wide-angle lens, but does not have any outstanding performance in relation to the camera.
Mir-11M example photo
- Author: Krasnoyarsk photographer Artur Mikhanev
- Photographer, consultant, teacher, candidate of historical sciences
- http://mihanev.ru/
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- Series of lenses "Mir"
- Mir-20M 3.5 / 20
- Mir-1B M42 37mm f / 2.8 black, pre-1990 release
- Mir-1V M42 37mm f / 2.8 black, released after 1990
- Mir-24N Nikon f
- Mir-11M
- Mir-10A (T2 mount)