Tamron A061 User manual

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Model A061 For Canon AF, Minolta AF-D, Nikon AF-D, and Pentax AF cameras.
Model A061 For Canon AF, Minolta AF-D, Nikon AF-D, and Pentax AF cameras.
A061-EG -111-U-0408-0300
Differnce in chromatic aberrations (concept drawing)
Advanced optical designs include XR ,
LD, AD and ASL glass
The ASL lens technology compensates for spherical
aberration to achieve outstanding image quality. At
the same time, reducing the number of elements re-
sults in a more compact, lightweight lens package.
Compensation effect with an aspherical lens element
(Schematic Illustration)
Image plane
Regular
Optical Glass
Image plane
LD glass
Compensation for Spherical Aberration
Image plane
Spherical lens element
Image plane
Aspherical lens element
E
Toward Ever Greater
Compactness Featuring
Key XR Technology
New Standard of Lenses
for Digital Cameras
Reducing the total length of the optical configuration, we
succeeded in developing optics that allow for a smaller
lens diameter while maintaining the same aperture values
as previous lenses for overall compactness. Optical
power distribution was enhanced in a compact package
through the innovative use of XR (Extra Refractive
Index) glass, resulting in minimum aberration.
Achieving the same aperture value with a smaller size
With a short barrel, it is possible to obtain the same
visibility (aperture value) as with a long barrel. By using
this principle, we were able to shorten the optic system
length for a more compact overall lens design while mai-
ntaining aperture values.
barrel (rear view)
long barrel
(optics)
short barrel
(optics)
barrel (side view)
28mm 300mm
ø 73mm (Filter Size :ø 62mm)
Weight: 420g*
163.2mm*
83.7mm*
XR( Extra Refractive-Index )glass
Aspherical Lens
LD glass
AD glass*
Model A061 Specifications
Model : A061
Focal Length : 28-300mm
Angle of View : 75˚-8˚
Maximum Aperture : F/3.5-6.3
Optical Construction : 15 elements /13 groups
Diaphragm Blades : 9
Minimum Object Distance : 0.49m(19.3")
Max.Magnification Ratio: 1:2.9
(at f=300mm,M.O.D.49cm)
Overall Length : 83.7mm (3.3")*
(at maximum extension:163.2mm(6.4"))
Maximum Diameter : ø73mm (2.9")
Filter Size : ø62mm
Weight : 420g (14.8oz.)*
Standard Accessories Flower-shaped hood
For Canon AF, Minolta AF-D, Nikon AF-D, and Pentax AF cameras.
*Values given are for Nikon AF cameras.
28mm 50mm 100mm 300mm
43mm 78mm 155mm 465mm
Taken with a
digital camera
(APS-C size)
Taken with a
film camera
(28-300mm)
*The angle of view is equivalent to approx.43-465mm (using a conversion to 35mm)
Equivalent to
Equivalent angle of view when used with APS-C size Digital SLRs (approxi ation)
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for extraordinary film and digital photography
for extraordinary film and digital photography
Tamron's 28-300mm
now features "
Di " design
Tamron's 28-300mm
now features "
Di " design
Di (Digitally Integrated Design) is a designation
Tamron puts on lenses featuring optical systems
designed to meet the performance characteristics of
digital SLR cameras as well as film cameras.
Model A061
*Values given are for Nikon AF cameras.
*Note:The 8th element is
an AD element featuring
aspherical processing.
Amazing High Power Zoom
Amazing High Power Zoom
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The world's smallest and lightest
*1
28-300mm lens
•
Remar able close-focusing from wide to tele
- (M.O.D*2 of 49cm /19.3" throughout the range)
•
True macro capabilities with no mode-switching
- Max. Magnification ratio of 1:2.9 at 300mm
*1: As of June, 2004. Based upon Tamron research of lenses in the same class.
*2: M.O.D = Minimum object distance
*3: "Di" (Digitally Integrated Design) is the designation Tamron puts on lenses featuring optical systems
designed to meet the performance characteristic of digital SLR cameras as well as film cameras.
Maintaining the high performance of the previous model, Tamron's new 28-300mm
zoom lens now features our "Di" *3design, making it the ideal lens for use with both
digital and film cameras. The "Di" design is achieved by applying a new optical
design to its coated surfaces, and by further enhancing our already stringent quality
control system. Whether you shoot film or digital, the lens provides high image quality
for both platforms.
When used with APS-C size digital SLR cameras, the lens provides an angle of view
equivalent to approximately 43-465mm, covering the standard to ultra telephoto range
with no sacrifice of quality or aperture range.
•Close-up
With an astonishing 1:2.9 Maximum Magnification ratio, the
greatest in its class, you can capture strongly appealing
images of subjects as small as an audio cassette.
When captured with an APS-C size digital camera, the
subject is magnified more than with a film camera,
providing a greater telephoto effect.
135mm
Exposure:F/ 8 Auto ISO100 WB:Auto
(Taken with an APS-C size digital camera.)
f=300mm M.O.D. 49cm / 19.3" (Max.Magnification ratio 1:2.9)
Exposure:F/6.3 Auto ISO200 WB:Auto (Taken with a film camera.)
f=300mm M.O.D. 49cm / 19.3" (Max.Magnification ratio 1:2.9)
Exposure: F/6.3 Auto ISO200 WB:Auto (Taken with an APS-C size digital camera.)
Film Camera Digital Camera (ASP-C Size)
28mm 300mm Exposure:Aperture fully opened Auto ISO200 WB:Auto (Taken with an APS-C size digital camera.)
Exposure:F/11 Auto ISO200 WB:Auto (Taken with an APS-C size digital camera.)
Tamron Di lens series
Tamron Di lens series
New Standard of Lenses for Digital Cameras
"Di" (Digitally Integrated Design) is the designation Tamron puts on
lenses featuring optical systems designed to meet the performance
characteristic of digital SLR cameras as well as film cameras.
•High i age quality
( enhanced quality control syste and optical features )
•Usability
(convenient high power zoo ; all-in-one lens)
•Affordability
Compatible with both film and digital cameras
•Super perfor ance
(high design specifications; unique features)
•Superior i age quality
(priority on outstanding perfor ance
free fro cost restraints)
SP AF17-35mm Di (Model A05)
SP AF28-75mm Di (Model A09)
SP AF90mm Di (Model 272E)
SP AF180mm Di (Model B01)
SP AF 200 -50 0mm D i (Model A08)
Super Performance
Series
Superior quality
300mm
300mm
Exposure:F/8 Auto ISO200 WB:Auto (Taken with an APS-C size digital camera.)
Exposure:Aperture fully opened Auto ISO200 WB:Auto (Taken with an APS-C size digital camera.)
Model A061
Film, or Digital?
One answer. One lens.
Film, or Digital?
One answer. One lens.