What is the minimum aperture on this lens?
1770040
Thank you for your inquiry. In regards to your question, the minimum aperture of this lens is f/22. Maximum being f/1.8, if you have any additional questions or concerns please feel free to contact us directly at 800-991-3350.
1770041
I am not sure if you are asking how low can you go as in is there lower then 1.8, BUT aperture can go as low as 1.2 which is EXPENSIVE. 1.8 is just fine if you are thinking cost effectiveness.
264234
It's a 50 mm fixed lens. I am able to get fairly close to subject and focus, but not macro
621855
I just got this lens but so far it seem good for general purpose photography. It helps to use a smaller aperture for wider depth of field.
736776
I do not own this lens anymore do to the fact that I started shooting indoor events. I loved the lens but with a 4 aperture it doesn't take in enough light. I would recommend the 2.8 version of this lens or a prime lens for your needs. You will be able to keep your shutter speeds up and ISP down.
191803
I no longer have the lens.That said, I suggest that you test it thoroughly within the 30 day return window. This lens is not cheap.
2069808
this is a great lens, and with the 1.8 aperture, it really does low light well. However, its not going to do very well at group pictures because it can't go very wide. If you are trying to do group photos at a wedding, looking at a 35mm 1.8 or a 50mm 1.8.
1850541
You should check your current lens size, there should be some printing on it about your lens size.
1050986
The lens itself is 4.5mm at wide and the listed 35mm equivelent field of view is 25mm.Sorry, N. Hoang; I didn't see that you had beat me to it.
1632324
Not sure why it says 4 inches. I can get it to focus at less than one inch. It's a great 30mm lens for macro photography.
1400243
I was curious myself, so this is what I found on "Wikipedia" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EF_75-300mm_lens It looks as though there's not much difference. The "II" minimum aperture is f/45. The "III" minimum aperture is f/32 to f/45. Neither model have "IS" (Image Stabilizer) nor "USM" (Ultra Sonic Motor) which is fine for me, because I almost always use a tripod with any telephoto lens
398291
minimum focus is less than 5 feet, seems about 57 inches or maybe as little as 52, I cannot remember. I have occasionally used it for closeups of flowers quite well
725322
The maximum clip opening is about 9 mm (in the USA, that is 0.354 inch or a tiny bit more than 11/32 inch). You have to consider both the frame and the lens, whichever is thicker, because in most cases the clip actually contacts the top corner of the lens.
1999632
Looks like that lens is 62mm http://www.tamron.com/en/photolens/di_II_all_in_one/a14.html
987140
It's an A-mount lens, so you'll need an A to E adapter. The lens is manual aperture and manual focus.
733591
Your lens is 62mm, so you need an adaptor with 62mm that will fit to your lens. So the adaptor should be 65mm to 77mm
304090
In order for any lens to be able to autofocus correctly, the minimum aperture after the teleconverter is added must still be f5.6. Therefore this lens with either the 1.4x or 2x would be manual only.
2203916
It is a 500mm lens with a 2x adapter. Manual focus and at f/8 really only good with lots of light. But fun to play around with and compact in size, limited uses.