#SONY 90MM MACRO VS LEICA APO FULL#

The aperture ring operates similarly smoothly with barely perceptible click steps at each full f/stop. Most of this is dedicated to the close focus range between 0.25 and 0.5 metres, enabling very fine and precise adjustments when shooting close-ups. The focus ring itself has a rotational travel of just over a quarter of a turn in total. Despite the lack of electronics, focus peaking and enlarged preview are naturally still available in mirrorless cameras. Highly accurate focusing is a prerequisite for macro photography. (Image credit: Future) Build and handling Shot at 2.0x magnification, individual grains of pollen are clearly visible on the stamens of this flower, but depth of field is very small. Weight: 650g (638g for Canon EF & Nikon F)

Lens construction: 12 elements in 10 groupsĭiaphragm blades: 13 (9 in Canon EF, 7 in Nikon F)ĭimensions: 72x155mm (72x155mm for Canon EF & Nikon F) Mount: Canon RF, Nikon Z, Sony FE, Canon EF, Nikon F All of the mirrorless format lenses have 13 diaphragm blades, producing a very well-rounded aperture when stopping down. The DSLR-format lenses are physically a bit shorter and have a reduced diaphragm blade count of nine and seven, for Canon and Nikon mount respectively. But a more recent mirrorless version was produced for Sony FE-mount mirrorless cameras and is now also available for Canon R-series and Nikon Z-series bodies. The original was designed for full-frame DSLRs, and is available in Canon EF and Nikon F mount. There are two very similar versions of this lens.

Sony 90mm macro vs leica apo