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Come watch a quick review of the Vivitar 28mm f2.5 wide angle lens adapted to Sony A6000. The Vivitar was made in Japan, and features an all metal construction. The lens is a little larger than most 28mm prime lenses, and that's because the it has a large front element that requires a 62mm filter thread. Using this lens on a APS-C sized sensor this lens becomes a 42mm prime. My copy uses the Minolta MD mount, but Vivitar made this lens for other mounts as well. In this weeks episode we'lI take a look closer look at the lens, show off some of the lens features, and take some sample photos and videos. Adapting vintage lenses can be an excellent way to acquire quality glass at a bargain price.
Vivitar 28mm F2.5 Auto Wide-Angle
Lens Summary:
Lens made in Japan
All metal construction
Aperture Range F2.5-F22
28mm Focal Distance
Minimum Focus 0.3 meters (1 foot)
Long focus throw
62mm filter thread
6 Aperture Blades
Hexagon Bokeh
Minolta MD Mount (made for other mounts as well)
K&F Concept adapter: www.amazon.com...
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