Tamron SP AF60mm F/2 Di II MACRO Economical Alternative Macro Lens
The breakthrough made by the lens manufacturer Tamron to launch a macro lens with extra-large openings, called SP AF60mm f / 2 In II LD (IF) MACRO 1:1 is a fairly light weight, 400 grams only. 1:1 lens designed for APS-C DSLR has Tamron SP AF60mm three types of mounting the mounting Canon, Nikon (no bike) and Sony. The main advantage of this economical lens is certainly an extra-large maximum aperture of f/2.0 or one stop larger than competitors who are generally at f/2.8 so suitable for use in low ligh while.
The following features Tamron SP AF60mm F/2 Di II MACRO lens is quoted from a press release:
- Medium telephoto 1:1 life-size macro lens featuring a fast maximum aperture of F/2.0 that strikes a fine balance between attractive out-of-focus effects and sharpness
- Employment of special low-dispersion glass elements
- Working distance of 100mm, the longest distance among lenses in this class
- Meticulous countermeasures against ghosting and flare
Tamron SP AF60mm F/2 Di II MACRO As for the mechanical system in this lens:
- Lightweight and compact macro lens boasts f/2.0 fast maximum aperture
- Internal focusing system for enhanced ease of use
- Full-time manual control mechanism
- Simple and attractive outer design
Tamron SP AF60mm F/2 Di II MACRO Basic Specifications:
- Focal Length – 60mm
- Maximum Aperture -f/2.0
- Angle of View (diagonal) – 26 degrees and 35 minutes (APS-C size equivalent)
- Optical Construction – 14 elements in 10 groups
- Minimum Focusing Distance – 0.23m (9.1in.)
- Max. Magnification Ratio – 1:1
- Minimum Working Distance – 100mm (3.94in.)
- Filter Diameter – 55mm
- Overall Length – 80mm (3.15in.)
- Maximum Diameter – 73mm (2.9in.)
- Weight – 400g (14.1oz.)
- Diaphragm Blade Number – 7
- Minimum Aperture – f/22
- Standard Accessory – Lens Hood
- Compatible Mounts – For Canon, Nikon (with built-in AF motor) and Sony
Tamron SP AF60mm By having this lens, users APS-C DSLR like the Canon EOS 500D or 50D, Nikon D5000, D90 to D300 or Sony (except A900) will get a 1:1 macro lens capability that is lightweight and small, and at once got a 60mm fixed lens (equiv . 90mm) suitable for portraits thanks to the opening f/2.0 with bokeh which of course is also good. Simply have one lens, can create a macro, portraits also make it? Affairs even low-light lenses are also going to have a performance similar to the 50mm f/1.8 lens, for example Tamron SP AF60mm.
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