Vivitar Series 1 13mm f/2.8 Manual Focus Lens

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Vivitar Series 1 13mm f/2.8 Ultra Wide Aspherical Manual Focus Lens
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Vivitar Series 1 13mm f/2.8 Ultra Wide Aspherical Manual Focus Lens

Description

The manual focusing Vivitar Series 1 13mm Ultra Wide Aspherical Lens covers a lot of territory with its 78 - 31° angle of view. This Super Spectra coated hybrid aspherical lens boasts reduced aberrations, flare and ghosting for clear image captures with accurate color rendition. This lens is compatible with both film and digital SLR cameras.

It is so compact (3.2", 81mm long) and lightweight (15.3 oz, 434 g) the Series 1 13mm f/2.8 is suitable for a broad range of photo opportunities whether you are traveling, or on vacation shooting indoors and outdoors. With a minimum focusing distance of only 12" (30.5cm), try moving in really close to your subjects. With a portrait or a still life, for example, you can capture your subject with a very unique perspective. At its widest focusing distance you can capture beautiful photos of landscapes, nature, architecture, groups of people and much more.

Features

With a close-focusing distance of 12" (30.5cm), the Vivitar Series 1 13mm f/2.8 Aspheric can capture dramatically dynamic close-ups of products and any number of other subject matter.

And though it contains a hefty number of elements—16 in 13 groups—it only measures 3.2" (81mm) long by 2.9" (74mm) wide, with a weight of 15.3 oz (434 g) making it an easy lens to pack away in your bag for traveling and day tripping.

Item Includes

• Vivitar Series 1 13mm f/2.8 Ultra Wide Aspherical Lens (Manual Focus)
• Lens Hood
• Soft Case
• Front & Rear Lens Caps
• 1-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty

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