Lens type | Normal |
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Lens mount | Leica M |
Aperture max | 1.1 |
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Aperture min | 16 |
Aperture ring | yes |
Number of diaphragm blades | 9 |
Construction | Fixed |
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Elements | 7 |
Groups | 6 |
Weight | 15.1 oz |
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Diameter | 2.74 in |
Length | 2.25 in |
Filter size | 2.28 in |
Max Format size | Full-frame |
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Focal length | < 50 |
Image stabilisation | no |
Autofocus | no |
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Closest focusing distance | 1 |
Distance scale | no |
Depth of field (DoF) scale | no |
Colour of product | Black |
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Optional accessories | Lens Hood LH-7 |
Tripod collar | no |
Filter thread | yes |
Sealing | no |
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