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English: The telemacro lens Tamron SP AF 90 mm F/2.8 Di MACRO 1:1 in focusing towards infinity/minimum magnification ratio (left) and close range/maximum magnification ratio. Note: This sample – bought in 2008 – is for Pentax K-mount; others (at least for Canon) don't have an aperture ring!
Deutsch: Das Telemakroobjektiv Tamron SP AF 90 mm F/2,8 Di MACRO 1:1 mit Fokuseinstellung auf Unendlich/minimaler Abbildungsmaßstab (links) sowie auf Naheinstellgrenze/maximaler Abbildungsmaßstab.
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