The Meyer-Optik Görlitz Trioplan 210mm f/3.5 is a long-focus three-element triplet lens from the East German maker, designed for medium and large format use where its simple optical formula and longer focal length suit portraiture and distance work. It belongs to the Trioplan family, a line whose name has become closely associated with distinctive out-of-focus rendering often nicknamed the "bubble bokeh" lens.

Hammer prices at UK auction for the 210mm f/3.5 Trioplan are thinly traded, with the only verified result in our records being £180 in November 2025 — a wholesale saleroom level, not a retail asking price. With a single data point, what a 210mm Trioplan is worth today sits around that figure for a usable copy, though clean examples in original presentation can sell for more when condition and completeness are exceptional. Buyers tracking the price of this lens should treat the £180 figure as a starting reference rather than a firm market median.