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Lens tech data for Minolta AF 75-300/4.5-5.6 (D)
| General | Name | Minolta AF 75-300/4.5-5.6 (D) |
|---|---|
| Mount type | A-mount |
| Release year | 2001 |
| Status | discontinued |
| Manufacturer's order code | 2684-910, 2684-960 |
| Aperture | |
| Minimum aperture | 32-38 |
| Aperture blades | 7, circular |
| Optical construction | |
| Elements/groups | 13/10 |
| Minimum focus distance? | 150 cm |
| Maximum magnification | 1:4 (0.25×) |
| Focus design? | front |
| Features | |
| AF drive | in-body motor |
| D function | yes |
| Lens buttons | – |
| Focus range limiter | – |
| Tripod mount | – |
| Other features | – |
| Dimensions and weight | |
| Minimum length [mm]? | 122.0 |
| Maximum length [mm]? | unknown |
| Maximum diameter [mm]? | 72.5 |
| Filter diameter [mm]/type | 55/front |
| Weight [g] nominal/net/gross? | 460/unknown/unknown |
| Hood | |
| Hood mount | bayonet |
| Hood shape | round |
| Hood part number | 6684-810 |
| Movements | |
| Filter rotates when focusing | yes |
| Filter rotates when zooming | no |
| Length changes when focusing | yes |
| Length changes when zooming | yes |
| Focus ring rotates in AF mode | yes |
| Construction and accessories | |
| Color | black or silver |
| Weather sealing | no |
| Mount material | steel |
| Standard accessories | front cap, rear cap, hood |
| Optional accessories | pouch LS-1300, pouch LS-2300 |
| Misc | |
| Lens ID | 29 |
| Comments | same design as older version |
| Reviews | – |
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Readers' comments
There are 2 comment(s):| #1: Comment posted by Alex on February 08, 2009 - 03:44:16 AM: |
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| Waht does the word, Macro, mean on this lens? The magnification is listed as .25x, compared to my Minolta 100mm f2.8 Macro, for which the magnification is listed as 1:1 -- which is what I thougt I needed for a Macro lens to be Macro? Thanks, Alex |
| Michael Hohner answers: |
| The "Macro" designation on this lens is mainly marketing. |
| #2: Comment posted by Ludra on April 04, 2009 - 06:13:01 PM: |
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| Is this a "good" lens i.e. if I'm buy a "good" camera (e.g. Sony Alpha 700), should I upgrade from this lens? |
| Michael Hohner answers: |
| There are certainly better lenses, like the 70-300 SSM, but of course, these are also more expensive. It depends only on your needs and budget whether you have to upgrade your lenses or not. |
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