Sony AF DT 16-105mm F3.5-5.6 SAL16105

prod. code:

SAL16105

year: 2007

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coverage:

APS-C

production: Current

max. aperture:

3.5-5.6

D type lens: Yes

min. aperture:

22-36

SLT compatible: Yes

focal range:

16 - 105 mm

AF Drive: In Body

elements/group:

15/11

AF-D (a99 only): No

angle of view:

83ﾟ-15ﾟ

lens ID: 51

aperture blades:

overall ratings: 4.42

sharpness rating: 4.59

color rating: 4.62

build rating: 4.32

distortion rating: 4.07

flare control: 4.52

total: 87 reviews

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minimum focus distance:

400 mm

filter rotate when focusing:

filter rotate when zooming:

max. magnification:

0.23x

focus design:

Internal Focusing

min. length:

83 mm

max. length:

filter diameter:

62 mm

hood:

petal shaped

weight:

470 g

color:

black

features:
Official description:
"Get into the action. Designed to take advantage of APS-size CCD imagers like the Exmor™ sensor of the Sony® α(alpha) DSLR-A700 camera, this amazingly compact premium zoom lens provides superior all-around performance. Its 35mm-equivalent range of 24mm wide-angle to 157.5mm telephoto is perfect for capturing faraway subjects, sports events, dramatic landscapes and intimate close-ups.
Internal Focusing System

Internal lens elements move, so the overall length does not change -- creating a lens that focuses more quickly and doesn’t alter its balance.
Sophisticated Multi-Element Design

16 lens elements in 13 groups correct visual aberrations across the entire zoom range and help reduce weight.
ED (Extra-low Dispersion) Glass

ED Glass lens elements minimize flare and greatly reduce chromatic aberration, giving you sharp, clear shots even at full telephoto extension.
Circular Aperture

Because aperture blades form a near circle at the wide openings used for low-light shots, spot-light sources have a pleasing circular defocused effect."