
Tamron
Tamron 23FM50-L 50MM F/2.8 W/Lock Lens
Precision Optics for Machine VisionThe Tamron 23FM50-L 50mm lens is engineered for machine vision applications, offering exceptional clarity and reliability. Format: 2/3" Focal Length: 25mm Aperture: F1.6 Iris Type: Manual Iris Mount: C-Mount Additional Information:...
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Overview
Precision Optics for Machine Vision
The Tamron 23FM50-L 50mm lens is engineered for machine vision applications, offering exceptional clarity and reliability.
- Format: 2/3"
- Focal Length: 25mm
- Aperture: F1.6
- Iris Type: Manual Iris
- Mount: C-Mount
- Additional Information: High Resolution for Machine Vision, No Locking Screws for Focus and Iris. Also called model number 20HA.
Specifications
Focal Length
50MM
Maximum Aperture
F/2.8
Feature
W/Lock
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focal length of this Tamron lens?
This Tamron lens has a fixed focal length of 50MM, making it a prime lens often favored for its specific perspective.
What is the maximum aperture of the 23FM50-L lens?
The lens features a maximum aperture of f/2.8, which allows for good performance in various lighting conditions and creates shallow depth of field.
Does this Tamron lens have a locking mechanism?
Yes, the Tamron 23FM50-L lens is equipped with a 'w/Lock' feature, which helps to secure specific settings during use.
Is this lens suitable for low-light photography?
With its f/2.8 aperture, the lens is capable of performing well in lower light environments, capturing more light than lenses with narrower apertures.
What kind of photography is a 50mm f/2.8 lens typically used for?
A 50mm f/2.8 lens is versatile, commonly used for portraits, street photography, product photography, and general everyday shooting due to its natural perspective and wide aperture.