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G-lens design with 4 aspherical and 3 ED glass (extra-low Dispersion) elements, for high corner-to-corner resolving power throughout the entire zoom range
35 mm full-frame.Constant F4 maximum aperture maintains exposure and Depth of field throughout the zoom range
9-blade circular aperture contributes to beautifuly de-focused bakgrounds
Minimum focus distance- 0.38 m (1.25 feet)
In-the-box: Hood (ALC-SH152), Lens front cap (ALC-F77S), Lens rear cap (ALC-R1EM), Case.Angle of View (35 mm):84°-23°.Hood type:Petal shape, bayonet type
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Product description
G-lens design with 4 aspherical and 3 ED glass (extra-low Dispersion) elements, for high corner-to-corner resolving power throughout the entire zoom range
35 mm full-frame.Constant F4 maximum aperture maintains exposure and Depth of field throughout the zoom range
9-blade circular aperture contributes to beautifuly de-focused bakgrounds
Minimum focus distance- 0.38 m (1.25 feet)
In-the-box: Hood (ALC-SH152), Lens front cap (ALC-F77S), Lens rear cap (ALC-R1EM), Case.Angle of View (35 mm):84°-23°.Hood type:Petal shape, bayonet type
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