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The Pentax D-FA 50mm F2.8 Macro Lens enables 1:1 closeup photography in a dramatically more compact and lightweight body.
The Pentax D-FA 50mm F2.8 Macro Lens enables 1:1 closeup photography in a dramatically more compact and lightweight body.
The Pentax D-FA 50mm F2.8 Macro Lens features superior delineation performance optimized for digital photography, and includes an image circle that supports the 35mm film size (36mmx24mm).
The Pentax D-FA 50mm F2.8 Macro Lens is a classic that has been adapted to the respective new camera generations, and now has particularly high-quality basic characteristics on Pentax digital SLR cameras.
The usability can be read directly from the product designation
The "D" indicates that it has been optimized for use on digital cameras without losing its suitability for older analog cameras as well, which is indicated by the abbreviation "FA".
A manual aperture adjustment on the lens allows the user to use this lens on cameras sold as far back as 40 years ago.
And since it covers the image circle for the 35mm full frame, this lens can also be used on digital cameras with APS-C sensor.
This includes the advantage of having here the image effect of a light telephoto lens with about 75 mm focal length (in relation to the 35 mm format), which can be very helpful, especially with insects or butterflies.
In this high-performance optical lens, light weight has been combined with great stability and light weight to be able to be there even on extended excursions.
At the same time, the lens system provides excellent imaging performance from the smallest shooting distance to infinity. The close-up range starts at 0.195m and a magnification of 1:1 is possible.
Manual focusing has been improved to allow fast and precise focusing. Here, the Quick Shift focus system supports focus correction. This is because it allows instant manual focusing even in AF mode - without tedious and possibly time-critical switching.
The focus clamping function makes it possible to hold the focusing ring at any fixed point. Especially when used for repro tasks, this prevents the focus distance from being changed independently.
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