About This Lens
IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 is a normal lens with a 26 mm focal length and f/1.4 aperture for Micro Four Thirds cameras. Weighing 200 g measuring 88 mm in length, it's a lightweight option for general purpose photography, portraits, and events.
Key Features
- 26 mm focal length
- f/1.4 aperture
- 0.3 m minimum focus distance
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Specifications
Optics
- Focal Length
- 26 mm
- Aperture
- f/1.4
- Min. Focus Distance
- 0.3 m
Compatibility
- Mount
- Micro Four Thirds
- Sensor Format
- MFT
- Type
- Normal
Features
- Autofocus
- No
- Image Stabilization
- No
- Weather Sealed
- No
Dimensions
- Weight
- 200 g
- Length
- 88 mm
- Diameter
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 have autofocus?
- No, the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 is a manual focus lens.
- Does the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 have image stabilization?
- No, the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 does not have built-in image stabilization.
- Is the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 weather sealed?
- No, the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 is not weather sealed.
- What cameras is the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 compatible with?
- The IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 is designed for Micro Four Thirds cameras.
- How much does the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 weigh?
- The IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 weighs 200 grams.
- What is the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 best used for?
- The IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 with its 26 mm focal length is best suited for general purpose photography, portraits, and events.
- What is the minimum focus distance of the IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4?
- The IBE Optics 26 mm f/1.4 has a minimum focus distance of 0.3 meters, allowing for close-up photography.