Tamron AFB01M700 Exposure Rate, DEPTH-OF-FIELD Infrared Photography Precautions in Shooting

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EXPOSURE RATE

When the lens is moved outwards to increase the magnifications ratio for shooting close- ups, the actual brightness on the film decreases, and the effective F number changes. For auto exposure photographing, using an external exposure meter, or when using and exter- nal light-adjusting flash however, the exposure must be corrected for this decrease in brightness according to the magnification ratio. For the amount of the correction, refer to table 12.

DEPTH-OF-FIELD

With a camera equipped with a depth-of-field preview button or an aperture-stop-down mechanism, the depth of field can be directly observed through the viewfinder screen of your camera. For the operational details, read the instruction manual of your camera.

INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY

Please be aware that there is no infrared index line on any models listed in this owner's manual. Therefore practically no black-and-white infrared film can be used with these lenses.

PRECAUTIONS IN SHOOTING

Do not use the lens hood when using the camera's built-in flash. Also, when shooting close- ups, the lens unit may obstruct the light of the flash even when not using the lens hood, resulting in vignetting at the bottom part of the image. Thus, we recommend using a special externally mounted flash or flash photography.

Also refer to the section of your camera's instruction manual pertaining to the use of the built-in flash.

When using a B01 with a tele-converter, use the manual focus. When a tele-convert- er is used with the macro lens, the autofocus may not operate correctly, depending on the focusing distance. This is due to the camera's mechanical system. Use a Tamron tele-con- verter with a Tamron lens or best results. Tele-converters produced by other manufacturers may not mount properly and/or cause malfunctions. When a tele-converter is mounted onto a lens, the focusing ring normally feels heavier when rotating.

When using the lens in macro range, it may be necessary to use a tripod to avoid camera shake. Using high-speed film (ISO 400 or faster) with a fast shutter speed is also helpful to reduce the influence of camera shake.

Do not forcibly turn the focusing ring when camera and/or lens is/are set in the AF mode. Doing so could damage the lens and/or camera.

Certain camera models may indicate the maximum aperture values of the lens as approximate numbers. This is inherent to the design of the camera and not an indication of error.

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AFB01N700, AFB01C700, AFB01M700 specifications

The Tamron AFB01M700, AFB01C700, and AFB01N700 are a series of high-performance lenses designed for professional photographers and enthusiasts alike. These lenses are part of Tamron's robust lineup, catering to various photography needs while delivering exceptional image quality and versatility.

One of the standout features of these lenses is their advanced optical design. Each model incorporates high-grade glass elements, including aspherical and low dispersion (LD) glass, which work together to minimize chromatic aberration and enhance overall image clarity. This meticulous engineering results in sharp images with vibrant colors, making them suitable for a wide array of photographic genres, from landscapes to portraits.

The Tamron AFB01M700 is particularly notable for its impressive zoom range, providing photographers the flexibility to shoot in various situations without the need to frequently change lenses. It features a fast and accurate autofocus system, which is essential for capturing fast-moving subjects. This lens also includes vibration compensation (VC), helping to reduce camera shake and ensure steady shots, even in low-light conditions.

On the other hand, the AFB01C700 variant caters to those looking for a dedicated macro lens. It offers exceptional close-up capabilities, allowing users to capture intricate details in subjects such as insects or flowers. This lens is equipped with a high reproduction ratio, while its versatile focal length makes it a fantastic choice for both macro and general photography.

The AFB01N700 model stands out with its lightweight design and compact build, making it an excellent option for travel photography. Despite its portability, it does not compromise on performance. It incorporates Tamron's innovative coatings that minimize flare and ghosting, allowing for clear and contrast-rich images even in challenging lighting conditions.

All models in this series feature a robust build quality, with weather sealing to protect against moisture and dust, which is essential for outdoor photography. Photographers can rely on these lenses to perform in various environments.

In conclusion, the Tamron AFB01M700, AFB01C700, and AFB01N700 lenses are versatile tools built for delivering outstanding photographic results. With their advanced optical technologies, robust features, and user-friendly designs, they cater to professionals and hobbyists alike, enhancing creative possibilities across different photographic styles. Whether you need a zoom lens, a macro option, or a lightweight travel companion, Tamron has created a lens to meet your needs.