-This standard zoom Lens Covers a range of 25-51mm in 35mm format equivalent
-Lens constructed of 11 groups and 14 elements, each using one of the three types of Lens elements, aspheric Lens, ED Lens and Super ED Lens
-The Lens adopts an inner focusing method, reducing the weight of the focus Lens and achieving fast and near-silent AF by driving focusing using a Linear motor
-Weather resistant
This standard zoom lens covers a range of 25-51mm in 35mm format equivalent. The optical system features a construction of 11 groups and 14 elements, each using one of the three types of lens elements, aspheric lens, ED lens and super ED lens, including the large aperture high precision aperture lens, achieving high image quality equivalent to single-focus lenses from wide angles up to standard focal distances. As a result, the lens demonstrates extremely high performance from the center all the way to the edges. The lens adopts an inner focusing method, reducing the weight of the focus lens and achieving fast and near-silent AF by driving focusing using a linear motor
-Lens constructed of 11 groups and 14 elements, each using one of the three types of Lens elements, aspheric Lens, ED Lens and Super ED Lens
-The Lens adopts an inner focusing method, reducing the weight of the focus Lens and achieving fast and near-silent AF by driving focusing using a Linear motor
-Weather resistant
This standard zoom lens covers a range of 25-51mm in 35mm format equivalent. The optical system features a construction of 11 groups and 14 elements, each using one of the three types of lens elements, aspheric lens, ED lens and super ED lens, including the large aperture high precision aperture lens, achieving high image quality equivalent to single-focus lenses from wide angles up to standard focal distances. As a result, the lens demonstrates extremely high performance from the center all the way to the edges. The lens adopts an inner focusing method, reducing the weight of the focus lens and achieving fast and near-silent AF by driving focusing using a linear motor