Sony AF 50mm F2.8 Macro
| mount: | A-mount |
|---|---|
| prod. code: | SAL50M28 |
| EAN/UPC: | 4905524341058 |
| makernote ID: | 31 |
| format: | Full frame |
| release year: | 2006 |
| status: | Current |
| specification | |
| D type lens: | Yes |
| SLT compatible: | Yes |
| AF Drive: | In Body |
| focus design: | extension, floating |
| stabilisation: | No |
| weather sealing: | No |
| AF-D (a99 only): | Yes |
| max. aperture: | 2.8 |
| min. aperture: | 32 |
| focal range(mm): | 50 |
| elements/group: | 7/6 |
| angle of view: | 46,7 |
| aperture blades: | 7 |
| min. focus distance(mm): | 200 |
| filter rotate focusing: | No |
| max. magnification: | 1x (1/1) |
| filter diameter(mm): | 55, front |
| hood: | ? |
| color: | black |
| length(mm): | 60 - 106 |
| weight(g): | 295 |
| standard accessories: | Front and rear lens cap |
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AF 50mm F2.8 Macro
manufacturer description
A compact macro-focus lens that covers the full range from life-size to infinity. "Life size" macro imaging means that the image you capture is the same size as the subject in reality -- giving you spectacularly sharp photos of insects, flowers, gemstones, postage stamps and other small nature subjects and collectibles. Mounted on the Sony® α (alpha) DSLR-A100 camera, this lens provides a 75mm focal length (35mm equivalent) -- which means it can also be used as a standard and midrange telephoto lens.
Sharp Macro Focusing:
You can get closer to your subject to capture low-angle shots of insects, flowers and other natural wonders -- and broad depth of field lets you keep backgrounds in focus too.
Bright f2.8 Aperture:
In conjunction with the Super SteadyShot® image stabilization system of the Sony® α (alpha) DSLR-A100 camera, this lens captures bright, steady images even working with hand-held camera in low light.
High Contrast and Resolution:
Excellent optical precision gives your shots greater visual accuracy for close analysis of your subject.
Focus Range Limiter:
Speeds auto-focus response by limiting the range of distances that are brought into focus -- Close-up Range, or Telephoto Range.
Focus Hold Button:
For full creative control, a focus hold button located on the lens can lock auto-focusing.
Auto Clutch:
In auto-focus mode, the manual focus ring does not rotate -- which improves handling ease.
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.