Not a zoom, this lens offers three discrete focal lengths that each click-stop into place. Among its other unusual amenities: red barrel threading that alerts you to screw on the hood.
What looks like a zoom, is used like a zoom, but isn't a zoom? Leica's 16- 18-21mm f/4 Tri-Elmar-M ($3,495, street). With three individual focal lengths in a single housing, and no intermediate settings, this 21-24-28mm equivalent (on the M8 digital) doesn't zoom, but click-stops through its focal lengths.
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Read more| Lens Type: | Zoom |
| Compatibility: | Full Frame |
| Range: | Wide Angle |
| Mount: | Leica |
| Auto Focus: | No |
| Full-Time Manual Focus Override: | No |
| Silent AF: | No |
| Zoom: | Yes |
| Minimum Focal Length: | 16 mm |
| Maximum Focal Length: | 21 mm |
| Fastest Aperture: | f/4.0 |
| Slowest Aperture: | f/22.0 |
| Image Stabilization: | No |
| Elements: | 10 |
| Groups: | 7 |
| Filter Size: | 67mm |
| Length: | 2.4 inches |
| Weight: | 11.8 ounces |
| Price: | $4995.00 |
| Tripod Collar: | No |
| Included Case: | Yes |
| Macro: | No |
| Tilt/Shift: | No |
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