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4-583-473-01(1) Interchangeable Lens Objectif interchangeable Operating Instructions Mode d'emploi Manual de instrucciones FE 50mm F2.8 Macro E-mount SEL50M28 ©2016 Sony Corporation Printed in China 1 2 3 45 89 6 7 a -1 (1) (2) -2 (1) (2) a +2 +1 2 3 +1 1 3 +1 +2 3 +1 3 0 b 1.00X (1:1) 0.89X 0.68X 0.50X 0.33X 0.19X 0.06X (1:1.13) (1:1.47) (1:2.01) (1:2.99) (1:5.29) (1:16.8) c 0.16 0.17 0.18 0.20 0.24 0.35 0.91 ∞ m E A 本機は35mm 35mm APS-C http://www.sony.jp/support/ichigan/ 2 1 2 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 55mm)*2 9 62mm)*3 *1 2 3 62mm a参照) 1 1)、(2)の2 2 3 す。 ••DMF AF MF AF MF AF AF MFの場合、MF AFまたはMF 1)。 ••MF 2 AF/MF AF時にMF 定がAF AF/MF MF時にAF MF AF AF/MF AF AF AF AF/MF AF/MF ••FULL ••∞-0.3m 0.3m ••0.3m-0.16m: 0 .3m FULL 撮影倍率 AUTO a b c 主な仕様 FE 50mm F2.8 Macro (SEL50M28) mm) 50 1 mm) 75 7-8 画角1*2 47° 画角2*2 32° 3 m) 0.16 1.0 最小絞り F16 mm) 55 (約:mm) 70.8 × 71 g 236 なし *1 APS-C 35mm *2 画角1は35mm 2はAPS-C *3 1 1 1 This instruction manual explains how to use lenses. Precautions common to all lenses such as notes on use are found in the separate "Precautions before using". Be sure to read both documents before using your lens. This lens is designed for Sony α camera system E-mount cameras. You cannot use it on A-mount cameras. The FE 50mm F2.8 Macro is compatible with the range of a 35mm format image sensor. A camera equipped with a 35mm format image sensor can be set to shoot at APS-C size. For details on how to set your camera, refer to its instruction manual. For further information on compatibility, visit the web site of Sony in your area, or consult your dealer of Sony or local authorized service facility of Sony. Notes on Use ˎˎWhen carrying a camera with the lens attached, always firmly hold both the camera and the lens. ˎˎDo not hold the camera by the part of the lens that protrudes when focusing. ˎˎThis lens is not water-proof, although designed with dust-proofness and splash-proofness in mind. If using in the rain etc., keep water drops away from the lens. Precautions on using a flash ˎˎYou cannot use a built-in camera flash with this lens. Use an external flash (sold separately). When shooting close to a subject, use an external ring light (sold separately). Vignetting ˎˎWhen using the lens, the corners of the screen become darker than the center. To reduce this phenomena (called vignetting), close the aperture by 1 to 2 stops. Identifying the Parts 1 Distance scale / Magnification scale / Distance index 2 Focusing ring 3 Lens contacts*¹ 4 Focus-mode switch 5 Focus-hold button 6 Mounting index 7 Focus-range limiter 8 Filter mount (55 mm in diameter)*² 9 Accessory mount (62 mm in diameter)*³ *¹ Do not touch the lens contacts. *² Attaching an accessory except a lens filter or the supplied lens caps to this mount may cause damage. *³ Attach a 62 mm diameter adapter ring to this mount to use an accessory, such as a ring light or a twin flash kit. (See illustration -a.) Attaching and Detaching the Lens To attach the lens (See illustration -.) 1 Remove the rear and front lens caps and the camera body cap. ˎˎYou can attach/detach the front lens cap in two ways, (1) and (2). 2 Align the white dot on the lens barrel with the white dot on the camera (mounting index), then insert the lens into the camera mount and rotate it clockwise until it locks. ˎˎDo not press the lens release button on the camera when mounting the lens. ˎˎDo not mount the lens at an angle. To remove the lens (See illustration -.) While holding down the lens release button on the camera, rotate the lens counterclockwise until it stops, then detach the lens. Focusing There are three ways to focus. • Auto focus The camera focuses automatically. --Operating sounds may also be recorded during movie recording. • DMF (Direct manual focus) After the camera focuses in auto focus, you can make a fine adjustment manually. • Manual focus You focus manually. ˎˎThe focus-mode switch of this lens cannot be switched with some camera models. For further information on compatibility, visit the web site of Sony in your area, or consult your dealer of Sony or local authorized service facility of Sony. To switch AF (auto focus)/ MF (manual focus) The focus mode can be switched between AF and MF on the lens. For AF photography, both the camera and lens should be set to AF. For MF photography, either or both the camera or lens should be set to MF. To set the focus mode on the lens Slide the focus-mode switch to the appropriate mode, AF or MF (1). ˎˎRefer to the camera manuals to set the focus mode of the camera. ˎˎIn MF, turn the focusing ring to adjust the focus (2) while looking through the viewfinder, etc. The distance scale is only a rough guide. To use a camera equipped with an AF/MF control button ˎˎPress the AF/MF control button to switch AF to MF when both the camera and lens are set to AF. ˎˎPress the AF/MF control button to switch MF to AF when the camera is set to MF and the lens is set to AF. Using Focus-Hold Button ˎˎThe focus-hold button of this lens does not function with some camera models. For further information on compatibility, visit the web site of Sony in your area, or consult your dealer of Sony or local authorized service facility of Sony. Press the focus-hold button in AF to cancel AF. The focus is fixed and you can release the shutter on the fixed focus. Release the focus-hold button while pressing the shutter button halfway to start AF again. Switching Focus Range (AF/MF range) The focus-range limiter enables you to reduce the AF/MF time. This is useful when the subject distance is definite. Slide the focus-range limiter to select the focus range. ˎˎFULL: You can adjust the focus from the minimum focusing distance to infinity. ˎˎ∞-0.3m: You can adjust the focus from 0.3 m (0.99 feet) to infinity. ˎˎ0.3m-0.16m: Y ou can adjust the focus from 0.3 m (0.99 feet) to the minimum focus length.* * Depending on the camera model, AF may be set to the same focus range as when setting the focus-range limiter to FULL. For further information on compatibility, visit the web site of Sony in your area, or consult your dealer of Sony or local authorized service facility of Sony. Macro Photography Magnification ratios The magnification scale is located on the distance scale. ˎˎAs the magnification increases, the camera is more vulnerable to shaking. Use a tripod to steady the camera when shooting. Precautions on using a commercially available exposure meter or manual flash shooting function When shooting close to a subject, the brightness of the lens is reduced. When shooting in automatic exposure mode or metered manual mode (for example, the camera's AUTO mode), the exposure is adjusted automatically. When using a commercially available exposure meter or shooting with the manual flash function available on some external flash units, set the exposure higher than the indicated value. (For information on the exposure compensation, refer to the exposure compensation table .) Exposure compensation table a Exposure correction b Magnification ratios c Distance ˎˎThe relationship between magnification and distance shown in the table is a rough guide. Specifications Name (Model name) FE 50mm F2.8 Macro (SEL50M28) Focal length (mm) 50 35mm equivalent focal length*¹ (mm) 75 Lens groups-elements 7-8 Angle of view 1*² 47° Angle of view 2*² 32° Minimum focus*³ (m (feet)) 0.16 (0.53) Maximum magnification (X) 1.0 Minimum aperture f/16 Filter diameter (mm) 55 Dimensions (maximum diameter × height) (approx., mm (in.)) 70.8 × 71 (2 7/8 × 2 7/8) Mass (approx., g (oz)) 236 (8.4) Shake compensation function No *¹ This is the equivalent focal length in 35mm format when mounted on an Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera equipped with an APS-C sized image sensor. *² Angle of view 1 is the value for 35mm cameras, and angle of view 2 is the value for Interchangeable Lens Digital Cameras equipped with an APS-C sized image sensor. *³ Minimum focus is the distance from the image sensor to the subject. ˎˎDepending on the lens mechanism, the focal length may change with any change in shooting distance. The focal lengths given above assume the lens is focused at infinity. Included items (The number in parentheses indicates the number of pieces.) Lens (1), Front lens cap (1), Rear lens cap (1), Set of printed documentation Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. is a trademark of Sony Corporation. Cette notice explique comment se servir des objectifs. Les précautions communes à tous les objectifs, par exemple les remarques sur l'emploi, se trouvent sur la feuille « Précautions avant toute utilisation ». Veuillez lire les deux documents avant d'utiliser votre objectif. Votre objectif est conçu pour les appareils photo à monture E de type Sony α. Il ne peut pas être utilisé pour les appareils photo à monture A. Le FE 50mm F2.8 Macro est compatible avec la plage d'un capteur d'image de format 35 mm. Un appareil photo équipé d'un capteur d'image de format 35 mm peut être réglé pour la prise de vue en APS-C. Pour les détails sur la manière de régler l'appareil photo, reportez-vous à son mode d'emploi. Pour plus d'informations sur la compatibilité, consultez le site de Sony de votre pays, ou adressez-vous à un revendeur Sony ou à un service après-vente agréé Sony. Remarques sur l'emploi ˎˎLorsque vous portez un appareil photo avec l'objectif dessus, tenez toujours fermement l'appareil photo et l'objectif. ˎˎNe tenez pas l'appareil photo par la partie de l'objectif qui ressort lors de la mise au point. ˎˎCet objectif n'est pas étanche à l'eau bien qu'il soit conçu pour résister à la poussière et aux éclaboussures. Si vous l'utilisez sous la pluie, etc. veillez à ce que de l'eau ne tombe pas dessus. Précautions concernant l'emploi d'un flash ˎˎVous ne pouvez pas utiliser le flash de votre appareil photo avec cet objectif. Utilisez un flash externe (vendu séparément). Lorsque vous prenez un sujet rapproché en photo, utilisez qu'un anneau lumineux externe (vendu séparément). Vignetage ˎˎLorsque l'objectif est utilisé, les coins de l'écran deviennent plus sombres que le centre. Pour réduire ce phénomène (appelé vignetage), fermez l'ouverture de 1 ou 2 crans. Identification des éléments 1 Échelle des distances / grossissement / indice de distance 2 Bague de mise au point 3 Contacts d'objectif*¹ 4 Commutateur de mode de mise au point 5 Bouton de maintien de la mise au point 6 Repère de montage 7 Limiteur d'amplitude focale 8 Monture de filtre (55 mm de diamètre)*² 9 Monture d'accessoire (62 mm de diamètre)*³ *¹ Ne touchez pas les contacts d'objectif. *² La fixation sur cette monture d'un accessoire à l'exception d'un filtre d'objectif ou des capuchons d'objectif fournis risque d'endommager le produit. *³ Fixez la bague d'adaptation d'un diamètre de 62 mm sur cette monture pour utiliser un accessoire tel qu'un anneau lumineux ou à deux flashs. (Voir l'illustration -a.) (Suite à la page arrière)