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Tokina SZX270M 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5 Minolta MD Zoom Lens
Vintage Optics: Tokina 28-70mm Manual Focus Zoom LensExplore classic photography with the Tokina 28-70mm SZ-X270 SD lens, designed for Minolta MD mount cameras. This wide-angle to telephoto zoom lens offers versatile shooting capabilities with manual focus control. Please note: Original front cap...
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Overview
Vintage Optics: Tokina 28-70mm Manual Focus Zoom Lens
Explore classic photography with the Tokina 28-70mm SZ-X270 SD lens, designed for Minolta MD mount cameras. This wide-angle to telephoto zoom lens offers versatile shooting capabilities with manual focus control. Please note: Original front cap is not included. Contact seller for actual product images before purchasing.
Specifications:
- Brand: Tokina
- Model: SZ-X270
- Focal Length: 28-70mm
- Aperture: f/3.5-4.5
- Mount: Minolta MD
- Focus: Manual Focus
- Type: Wide Angle-Telephoto Zoom Lens
Specifications
Focal Length
28-70mm
Aperture Range
f/3.5-4.5
Mount Type
Minolta MD
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focal length range of the Tokina SZX270M lens?
The Tokina SZX270M lens offers a versatile focal length range of 28-70mm, suitable for a variety of shooting scenarios.
What is the maximum aperture of this lens?
The lens has a variable maximum aperture ranging from f/3.5 at the wide end to f/4.5 at the telephoto end.
Which camera mount is this lens designed for?
This lens is designed specifically for Minolta MD mount cameras, ensuring compatibility with that system.
Does this lens feature autofocus?
Based on the information provided, this is a manual focus zoom lens, meaning it does not have autofocus capabilities.
Is this lens suitable for low-light photography?
While f/3.5-4.5 is decent, it is not considered a very "fast" lens, so for very low-light conditions, you might need to increase ISO or use a tripod.