Sony SLT-A77VM 2011 α Lens and Lens Accessory Brochure and Specifica - Page 20

mm F2.8 Macro, 100mm F2.8 Macro

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Contrast (%) Contrast (%) M mode, 1/50 sec., F2.8, ISO 400, Auto white balance; Photo: Shinya Morimoto Macro 50mm F2.8 Macro SAL50M28 High-performance macro and everyday shooting with one lens Accurate autofocus from 1:1 magnification to infinity Double floating design contributes to outstanding image quality Circular aperture for attractive defocusing Focus ring with auto clutch does not rotate during autofocus At 50 mm 100 80 60 40 20 0 3 6 9 12 20 Distance from optical center of lens (mm) Spatial frequency Max. aperture R T 10 line pairs/mm F8 aperture R T 30 line pairs/mm R: Radial values T: Tangential values Photographers who are attracted to details need a lens that lets them get in close when necessary, filling the frame with their diminutive but fascinating subjects. A lens like the SAL50M28, with a minimum focusing distance of just 20 centimeters and up to 1:1 magnification, can open up a world of creative possibilities. But there's no need to change lenses when you want to go back to shooting at normal distances. The SAL50M28 offers outstanding optical performance for general photography as well, and its 50mm focal length is a very versatile choice for 35mm full frame format cameras. On APS-C format cameras you get a little more reach, which can be advantageous for some normal subjects as well as macro shooting. • Weight (approx): 295 g • Dimensions (Dia. x L): 71.5 x 60 mm • Max. magnification ratio: 1.0x 38 P mode, 1/160 sec., F2.8, ISO 400, Auto white balance; Photo: Kentaro Fukuda Macro 100mm F2.8 Macro SAL100M28 Stunning macro shots from a comfortable distance Autofocus from 1:1 magnification to infinity Double floating design contributes to outstanding close-up image quality 9-blade circular aperture for attractive defocusing Focus hold button, focus range limiter Focus ring with auto clutch does not rotate during autofocus At 100 mm 100 80 60 40 20 0 3 6 9 12 20 Distance from optical center of lens (mm) Spatial frequency Max. aperture R T 10 line pairs/mm F8 aperture R T 30 line pairs/mm R: Radial values T: Tangential values Doing macro photography outdoors "in the wild" often means that you can't get too close to your subject and lighting can't be easily controlled. That's when you need a telephoto macro lens like the SAL100M28. Greater working distance means you can capture tight macro shots of small-scale wildlife without scaring it away, and you're not so close that you need special lighting to illuminate your subject. Of course the SAL100M28 is a first class telephoto lens for normal shooting too, and can be a good choice for portraits or other subjects that require a bit more reach than a normal lens. • Weight (approx): 505 g • Dimensions (Dia. x L): 75 x 98.5 mm • Max. magnification ratio: 1.0x 39

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Macro
50mm F2.8 Macro
SAL50M28
Photographers who are attracted to details need a lens that lets them
get in close when necessary, filling the frame with their diminutive but
fascinating subjects. A lens like the SAL50M28, with a minimum focusing
distance of just 20 centimeters and up to 1:1 magnification, can open
up a world of creative possibilities. But there’s no need to change
lenses when you want to go back to shooting at normal distances.
The SAL50M28 offers outstanding optical performance for general
photography as well, and its 50mm focal length is a very versatile choice
for 35mm full frame format cameras. On APS-C format cameras you get a
little more reach, which can be advantageous for some normal subjects
as well as macro shooting.
Weight
(approx): 295 g
Dimensions
(Dia. x L): 71.5 x 60 mm
Max. magnification ratio: 1.0x
High-performance macro and everyday shooting with one lens
Accurate autofocus from 1:1 magnification to infinity
Double floating design contributes to outstanding image quality
Circular aperture for attractive defocusing
Focus ring with auto clutch does not rotate during autofocus
100
80
60
40
20
0
3
6
9
12
20
Distance from optical center of lens (mm)
Contrast (%)
Spatial frequency
10 line pairs/mm
30 line pairs/mm
R: Radial values
T: Tangential values
Max. aperture
R
R
T
T
F8 aperture
At 50 mm
Macro
100mm F2.8 Macro
SAL100M28
Doing macro photography outdoors “in the wild” often means that you
can’t get too close to your subject and lighting can’t be easily controlled.
That’s when you need a telephoto macro lens like the SAL100M28. Greater
working distance means you can capture tight macro shots of small-scale
wildlife without scaring it away, and you’re not so close that you need
special lighting to illuminate your subject. Of course the SAL100M28 is a first
class telephoto lens for normal shooting too, and can be a good choice for
portraits or other subjects that require a bit more reach than a normal lens.
Weight
(approx): 505 g
Dimensions
(Dia. x L): 75 x 98.5 mm
Max. magnification ratio: 1.0x
Stunning macro shots from a comfortable distance
Autofocus from 1:1 magnification to infinity
Double floating design contributes to outstanding close-up image quality
9-blade circular aperture for attractive defocusing
Focus hold button, focus range limiter
Focus ring with auto clutch does not rotate during autofocus
100
80
60
40
20
0
3
6
9
12
20
Distance from optical center of lens (mm)
Contrast (%)
Spatial frequency
10 line pairs/mm
30 line pairs/mm
R: Radial values
T: Tangential values
Max. aperture
R
R
T
T
F8 aperture
At 100 mm
M mode, 1/50 sec., F2.8, ISO 400, Auto white balance; Photo: Shinya Morimoto
P mode, 1/160 sec., F2.8, ISO 400, Auto white balance; Photo: Kentaro Fukuda
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