Sony LCL90AM manuals
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Sony LCL90AM Specifications
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a Lensesa 2 a creationStellar choices for photographic expressionCarl Zeiss Lenses 47 E-mount Lenses Exclusive to E-mount cameras 54 Main specifications of a lenses 64 a lens accessories 65 3 ContentsLenses: How they capture and control light 06 A-mount Lenses Zoom Lenses 18 Fixed Focal Length Lenses 28 G Lenses 40 Teleconverters Zoom and focus mechanisms Read your lenses A look inside 4 Lenses: How they capture and control lightIf a little hole can do all of this, why do we need lenses? Projecting an imageRefraction: bending light Elements and groups Aperture and exposure Aperture, f-numbers and depth of fieldAperture and depth of field F-numbers or f-stops F-number math Three keys to effective defocusing 5 Lens mount and sensor formatsSensor formats: 35mm full frame and APS-C Sony A-mount and E-mount systems Sony DT lenses Other macro lens characteristics you should know about 6 Macro photographyMaximum magnification ratio Focal length, angle of view and perspectiveFocal length Focal length and angle of view Perspective Minimum focus and working distance A technical definition of focal length Use your lens hood! Lens hoods block extraneous light Uncoated lensCarl Zeiss coated lens Protar (1890-) Planar (1896-) Tessar (1902-) Sonnar (1929-) 7 Carl Zeiss opticsThe unmatched T* (T-star) coating The scientific approach Hoods and filtersNeutral density filters Circular polarizing filters for improved contrast and color The Carl Zeiss lenses that started it all Protar Planar Snapshots Wildlife Resolution, contrast and sharpness 8 Choosing the right lensPortraits Macro and close-ups Sports Landscapes Making sense of MTFInternal focusing mechanism SAM (Smooth Autofocus Motor) Auto clutch Circular aperture Floating lens mechanism Focus hold button Rear focusing mechanism 9 a lens technologyAspherical lens elements Focus range limiter STF lens SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) ED and Super ED glass Wide-angle zoom DT 1118m m F4.5 5.6 SA L111819 Weight (approx): 360 g Dimensions (Dia. x L): 83 x 80.5 mm Max. magnification ratio: 0.125x M mode, 1/1250 sec., F8, ISO 200, Auto white balance; P hoto: Goh Fujimaki 10 Zoom Lenses11 DT 1650mm F2.8 SSM SA L165 0DT 16105mm F3.55.6 SAL1 6105 12 DT 1855mm F3.55.6 SAM SAL18 5522 23 Weight (approx): 210 g Dimensions (Dia. x L): 69.5 x 69 mm Max. magnification ratio: 0.34x At 18 mm At 200 mm At 55 mm A mode, 1/80 sec., F5.6, ISO 100, Daylight white b alance; Photo: Norif umi Inagaki DT 18200mm F3.56.3 SA L1820 0 Weight (approx): 405 g Dimensions (Dia. x L): 73 x 85.5 mm Max. magnification ratio: 0.27x S mode, 1/250 sec., F6.3, +1.0 EV, ISO 3200, Auto white balance; Photo: Sh inya Morimoto 13 DT 18250mm F3.56.3 SAL18 2502875mm F2.8 SAM SAL2875 14 DT 55200mm F45.6 SAM SAL55200-226 27 Weight (approx): 305 g Dimensions (Dia. x L): 71.5 x 85 mm Max. magnification ratio: 0.29x At 75 mm At 300 mm At 55 mm At 200 mm S mode, 1/3200 sec., F9, ISO800, Auto white bala nce 75300mm F4.5 5.6 SAL753 00 Weight (approx): 460 g Dimensions (Dia. x L): 71 x 122 mm Max. magnification ratio: 0.25x 15 Fixed Focal Length Lenses21 G Lenses24 Carl Zeiss Lenses2.0x Teleconverter SAL20 TC Teleconverters 28 E-mount Lenses
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