Want to Know wat lens is suitable...????Pls help

[yoyo]

Hi

Asking for a friend

with the below stated requirement which is the most suitable and best value

Min aperture : 22
Lens construction : 6 elements 5 groups
Angle of view : 46 deg
Diaphragm : Fully automatic (inner Bayonet mount)
Min focusing dist : 1.0m

thks thks

[dreamseeker]

Err...

Suitable for what purpose? what make are you referring to?

regards.

[yoyo]

Originally Posted by dreamseeker Err... Suitable for what purpose? what make are you referring to? regards.

Eh ......

I not sure leh ...

Bec was jus asking for my friend

he say for commercial use......

so any input for me??

[lightchaser]

Originally Posted by yoyo Hi Asking for a friend with the below stated requirement which is the most suitable and best value Min aperture : 22 Lens construction : 6 elements 5 groups Angle of view : 46 deg Diaphragm : Fully automatic (inner Bayonet mount) Min focusing dist : 1.0m thks thks

Min aperture : Most people are not so concern about min aperture but max aperture, except for micro lens.
Lens construction : don't know
Angle of view : depends on focus length
Diaphragm : depends.
Min focus distance : For min focusing, usually the shorter the better.

Just my two cents.

[yoyo]

Originally Posted by lightchaser Min aperture : Most people are not so concern about min aperture but max aperture, except for micro lens. Lens construction : don't know Angle of view : depends on focus length Diaphragm : depends. Min focus distance : For min focusing, usually the shorter the better. Just my two cents.

oki ....shall tell him that

so wat are the lens for beginner to get then?

[y0gi0h]

Originally Posted by yoyo Hi Asking for a friend with the below stated requirement which is the most suitable and best value Min aperture : 22 Lens construction : 6 elements 5 groups Angle of view : 46 deg Diaphragm : Fully automatic (inner Bayonet mount) Min focusing dist : 1.0m thks thks

"Funny" question

Apparently, this spec must be taken from one particular standard lens (ie. 50mm lens for 135 format, hence angle of view is 46 degree. For a 6x6, it would be a 75 or 80mm lens) min. focusing dist: 1m seems too long.

So what can fit the bill? Answer: it depends only on the lens mount. For Canon EF (EOS series) mount, the 50/1.8 is the best choice in terms of price/performance ratio. Similarly for Nikon F-mount.

[yoyo]

Originally Posted by y0gi0h "Funny" question Apparently, this spec must be taken from one particular standard lens (ie. 50mm lens for 135 format, hence angle of view is 46 degree. For a 6x6, it would be a 75 or 80mm lens) min. focusing dist: 1m seems too long. So what can fit the bill? Answer: it depends only on the lens mount. For Canon EF (EOS series) mount, the 50/1.8 is the best choice in terms of price/performance ratio. Similarly for Nikon F-mount.

thks thks

may I know the price for Ur recommendation leh??

[y0gi0h]

$150-ish .