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The
Minolta AF 75-300mm lens is ideal
for sports, portraiture, birding,
and more. It features a continuous
macro setting that offers accurate
focus from infinity to 4.9 feet and
a 4x zoom ratio. It includes a new
distance-encoding device that
enables improved calculation for
flash exposure with Maxxum 5 and 7
cameras when used with Konica
Minolta 3600HS D and 5600HS D
flashes.
The
Minolta Maxxum Autofocus Lens System
is one of the world's most complete
lens systems, covering every kind of
lens from wide angle, telephoto, and
wide-range zooms to large-aperture,
reflex, and soft-focus types. Only
Minolta Maxxum AF lenses are
expressly made to link perfectly
with your Minolta Maxxum AF SLR.
Every Maxxum AF lens locks into your
Minolta camera to form an integrated
unit that allows focus and exposure
data to flow from the lens'
read-only memory (ROM) integrated
circuit to the camera's central
processing unit. Each Maxxum AF lens
is a product of Minolta's advanced
computer-assisted optical design.
Minolta is one of the few camera
makers to insist on making its own
optical glass.
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Construction |
10 Groups/13 Elements |
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Angle of view |
32° - 8° 10' |
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F stop range |
4.5-32 / 5.6-38 |
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Closest Focusing Distance |
4.9' |
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Maximum Magnification |
1:4 |
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Filter Size |
55mm |
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Dimensions (Length x
Diameter) |
4-13/16 x 2-13/16" |
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Weight |
16-1/4 oz. |
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