sy镜头属性（SY lens properties）.doc

sy镜头属性（SY lens properties） In the identification of the lens, the lens attributes, focal length parameters, aperture parameters, characteristics and so on are included. The lenss identity can be summed up as: Lens property: usually indicates whether the lens is AF or MF, and usually includes the identification of some lens categories; Focal length parameter: the focal range of the lens, the unit is mm; Aperture parameter: represents the maximum aperture factor of the lens, and some lenses also indicate the minimum aperture factor of the lens; Features: the technique used to represent the lens; Version number: indicate the lens in the same specification lens, belong to the first few generations. For example, the most commonly used expressions are: EF, 28-80mm, 1:3.5-5.6, USM, IV There are other ways of expressing this, too. See the figure below. Lens properties Focal length parameter Aperture parameter Characteristics Version number Identifying EF 28-80mm 1:3.5-5.6 USM IV Indicates the meaning of the EF bayonet lens 28-80mm The maximum aperture is f/3.5-5.6 The lens is powered by a USM motor For the fourth generation Since the default unit of the focal length parameter is mm, the sign of the aperture parameter is prefixed with 1:, which is usually simplified as: EF 28-80/3.5-5.6 USM IV These logos are usually printed or etched on the press ring at the front of the lens, and also printed on the mirror. Some special lenses will further identify the T- aperture mark under the f- system aperture, for example: Minolta STF 135/2.8[T4.5] The odd thing is that the lenses that relate to the German optical industry, in the front, are words like Distagon. next page In order to facilitate identification, the following collection of common lens identification abbreviation. Shorthand Express English expression Specific content and function Adopted manufacturer AD Anomalous dispersion Anomalous Dispersion Its purpose is to eliminate dispersion, mainly used in the medium telephoto l