Nikon 20mm f2.8 AF Nikkor - Lens

Nikon 20mm f2.8 AF Nikkor - LensAutofocus wide angle lens made for F mount SLRs by Nikon starting in 1989. This lens was one of the first autofocus lenses produced by Nikon and uses the same optical formula as the AI S version released in 1984. Autofocus requires a body with a built in focus motor. Has the AI ridge and AI S indent, so will meter on most manual Nikon cameras (excluding F, F2, and Nikkormats) and will work with advanced program modes. Plastic and metal body available

Autofocus normal lens made for K-mount (D)SLR cameras by Pentax

are CF lenses that have been refined both optically and ergonomically to provide better image quality

It was a reimagining of the original 500C/M and came paired with an 80mm f2

scanning & printing of one roll (max

3 (6 elements

including a plastic exterior and interchangeable film backs

Manual focus standard lens made for FL-mount 35mm SLR cameras introduced by Canon in 1962

Leica made about 1500 lenses of this first version and offered modifications to accommodate the APO-Extender-R 1

Manual focus wide-angle lens made for FD-mount 35mm SLR cameras introduced by Canon in March of 1975

This version of the 50mm f1

Manual focus K-mount 35mm SLR camera introduced by Cosina

Autofocus wide normal lens made for E-mount digital mirrorless cameras by Sony/Carl Zeiss