Zenitar 50mm f/1.2 S lens
Zenitar 50mm f/1.2 S lens
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Interchangeable aperture ratio camera lens of medium focal distance is intended for cameras with Canon EF and Nikon F bayonet connections.
The camera lens works in manual setting mode of exposure and diaphragm.
The lenses of this camera lens have a multi-layer antireflective coating (MS), which reduces reflexes and scattering more effectively while shooting against the light.
Zenitar 1.4 / 85 is recommended for shooting portraits, landscapes and interiors in the low light.
The camera lens Zenitar 1.2 / 50s has a high aperture ratio of f / 1.2 and is designed for non-full-frame SLR cameras. It is excellent for shooting portraits, street shooting, including shooting in the low light, fast moving subjects, requiring small optical exposure.
Standard high-power camera lens Zenitar 1.2 / 50s with multi-layer coating is designed for SLR cameras and digital cameras (krop-factor 1.5). The 8 blades of diaphragm of this camera lens has an almost perfect circular shape, which makes it possible to get an effectively blurred background. The high constant rapidity guarantees operational comfort, provides precise control over the depth of field and gives excellent results while shooting with insufficient light, for example indoors.
The lenses of this camera lens aremade with a multi-layer coating, which effectively prevents glare and reflections, often distorting images taken with the digital cameras. The camera lens transmits high quality images with uniform brightness, acutance and clarity, high contrast and precise color reproduction.
Small size and weight, as well as bayonet connection with cameras of various types, create convenience for amateur and professional photography. High aperture ratio allows you to shoot in low light and get clear photos. The lens will be a good assistant in the field of portrait and landscape photography. Designed for shooting at temperatures from -15 to + 45 ° C.
Supplying kit
- Camera lens
- Front end cover
- Back end cover
- Case
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