Carl Zeiss Jena

After World War II, Jena being in the Eastern part of Germany, the company split in two. One part was recreated in West Germany and based in Oberkochen, and kept within the Zeiss Foundation. The other part remained in Jena, but soon lost the right to use the traditional names, like Zeiss and the other famous lens names. In the Western countries it was known as aus Jena (means from Jena), and used obvious abbreviations, or other names reminding the past (for ex. T for Tessar, S for Sonnar). In the countries of the Eastern block, they continued to use the full names.

[source: http://camerapedia.org/wiki/Carl_Zeiss]

Canon FD to EF
conversion

We do carry out conversion of Canon FD mount to EF mount.

We are working on other conversion for other mounts as well..

There are some limitations in conversion but we are here to adjust a lens for various camera mounts.

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