The Artra Lab Artolumen 60mm f/2.8 2x Macro Lens for Sony E offers a 2:1 magnification ratio that allows the user to dive deeper into the world of macro photography. This type of lens is designed for nature, insect, portrait, and product enthusiasts who aim to capture high levels of detail and texture from their subjects. The seven groups of 10 lenses include two ultra-low dispersion ED lenses, three HOYA lenses, and five high-refractive index lenses for a clearer and more transparent image. Additionally, the lens glass is protected by a low-reflective multilayer coating to reduce oil, dust, and scratch damage.
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Key Features
- Full-Frame | f/2.8 to f/16
- Manual Focus Design
- Two Ultra-Low Dispersion ED Lenses
- Five Ultra-High Refractive Index Lenses
The Artra Lab Artolumen 60mm f/2.8 2x Macro Lens for Sony E offers a 2:1 magnification ratio that allows the user to dive deeper into the world of macro photography. This type of lens is designed for nature, insect, portrait, and product enthusiasts who aim to capture high levels of detail and texture from their subjects. The seven groups of 10 lenses include two ultra-low dispersion ED lenses, three HOYA lenses, and five high-refractive index lenses for a clearer and more transparent image. Additionally, the lens glass is protected by a low-reflective multilayer coating to reduce oil, dust, and scratch damage.
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Artra Lab ARTOLUMEN 60mm f/2.8 Macro Overview
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