This time, the lens is the Kowa SETR 50mm F1.9, released in 1968. The mount at the back of the lens is unique, and there are no commercially available adapters. I purchased a handmade adapter and the lens on Mercari. This time, I took test shots at the usual Yokohama English Garden. It was a fun lens to shoot with, producing the unique descriptive power of that era, with good color and sharpness, and the ability to create bokeh and swirling effects depending on the conditions. The images have had their saturation and contrast increased during editing. Price reduced, including shipping: 7,500 yen