Rodzaj soczewki | Normalna |
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Mocowanie obiektywu | Leica M |
Przysłona maks | 1 |
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Przysłona min | 16 |
Pierścień przysłony | Tak |
Budowa | Naprawiony |
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Elementy | 8 |
Grupy | 5 |
Elementy specjalne / powłoki |
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Waga | 700.0 g |
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Średnica | 73.0 mm |
Długość | 75.1 mm |
Rozmiar filtra | 60.0 mm |
Maksymalny rozmiar formatu | Pełna klatka |
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Długość ogniskowa | < 52.3 |
Maksymalne powiększenie | 0.06 x |
Stabilizacja obrazu | Nie |
Autofocus | Nie |
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Najbliższa odległość ogniskowania | 1.0 m |
Skala odległości | Tak |
Skala głębi ostrości (DoF) | Tak |
Funkcje ostrości | Pływający fokus |
Kolor produktu | Czarny |
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Materiały na ciało | Metalowy |
Kołnierz statywu | Nie |
Kaptur w komplecie | Tak |
Filtruj wątek | Tak |
I purchased the Leica Noctilux-M 50mm f/0.95 ASPH lens new in September 2013. A lens that many people dream about. A lens that many people hate without ever having tried it. This review will be based on my experience with this lens over the course of 10 months of usage. During those 10 months the Noctilux has been
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