Canon Rf 400Mm F2.8

Meyer-optik Gorlitz Trioplan 100 F2.8 Ii Lens For Canon Rf

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The Trioplan 100 f2.8 II Lens from Meyer Optik Görlitz provides optimized mechanics, an improved optical design, and a lens coating that enables beautiful pictures for the Canon RF. The minimum object distance has been reduced to 3'. This lens is known for its distinctive soap bubble bokeh, which offers photographers the opportunity to rediscover the artistic soul of photography in times of point-and-shoot, Instagram snapshots, and pixel battles from major manufacturers. With the Trioplan 100 you can create unique images that stand out from the crowd.

Aluminum / Black Anodized Angle of View:24° 15 Steel Blades Classic Triplet Design

Key Specs
Focal Length	83 to 115mm
Lens Mount	Canon RF
Filter Size	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Parameters
Minimum Aperture	f/2.8 to 22
Lens Mount	Canon RF
Angle of View	24°
Tilt-Shift	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Minimum Focus Distance	3' / 0.9 m
Diaphragm Blades	15
Tripod Collar	Yes
Filter Size	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Weight	13.8 oz / 390 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	3.305 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.8 x 6.9 x 4.7"

Based on the classic Triplet design and an aperture consisting of 15 steel blades, the Trioplan 100 f2.8 II produces the famous soapbubble bokeh and a unique sharpness curve from the focused area to the background. The optimized construction now offers improved haptics, especially with regard to the aperture setting, as well as even better contrast and sharpness characteristics. The company's own glass lens production and the production of high-precision mechanical components through German partner companies ensure the best possible quality. The resulting noiseless focusing is particularly popular with videographers. In addition, the Trioplan 100 is manufactured for the most common mounts of modern cameras: Canon EF, Nikon F, Fuji X, Sony E, Pentax K, M42, Micro-Four-Thirds, Leica M and Leica L.

The Trioplan's strengths lie in nature and portrait photography. It offers balanced sharpness with a particularly attractive soap bubble bokeh, which is achieved at f2.8 especially in backlighting situations. The blur areas are also impressively painted with smaller f-numbers. If macro-rings are used, the Trioplan can achieve an image scale of up to 2:1 so that it can be used for artistic macro shots

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a Full Frame lens?

A: Yes, the Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 100 f2.8 II Lens for Nikon Z is a full frame lens.

Q: 2. Is the M version rangefinder coupled?

A: Due to the unique focal length of this lens, rangefinder focusing is not supported; manual focusing must be done using live view or zone focusing techniques.

Q: 3. The photo shows f16 and the text says f22 for max?? Which is it??

A: The minimum aperture is f/22, what you see in the photo is the depth of field scale, not the aperture ring. Basically it is not particularly necessary to show f/22 on the DOF scale.

Q: 4. Is the Nikon Z bodies with the FTZ compatible with this manual lens?

A: Yeah, if you have the FTZ adapter you can use this lens manually.

Q: 5. Where are Meyer-Optik Gorlitz lenses made?

A: Meyer-Optik Lenses are made in Germany.

Q: 6. Will these work with anamorphic adaptors?

A: Yes, this lens will work with a compatible anamorphic adapter.

Q: 7. What is the weight of this lens?

A: 5.3oz.

Q: 8. I would like to know the following, I have a Nikon Z6 if I add the FTZ adapter, does this lens work without problems?

A: This is a manual lens, with manual Aperture and Focus control. It will behave the same way on the adapter without any issues.

Q: 9. is this lens made in germany or japan or elsewhere?

A: As per our records, this lens is made in Germany. Please note that this is subject to change at any time.

Q: 10. what is the minimum focal length? Curious how close the subjects the lens can come into focus

A: The Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 100mm f/2.8 II Lens for Sony E is a fixed focal length lens. As such, the focal length of the lens is 100mm. The minimum focus distance of this lens is 3.28 feet (1 meter).

Rich	29/09/2024
I've been thrilled doing some lakeside photography with this lens... not only does it have good reach, but the images are very clear and sharp. Color comes out unblemished (which I can't say with other zooms). Very happy with this lens. 5

Jack	17/09/2024
Great size and weight for an old man. It is a pleasure to use while taking wild lift photos. Use it as my primary lens most every day. A great value. 5

Lindsae	16/09/2024
I don't know why more people aren't recommending this lens. It is lightweight, sharp, has great reach and macro capabilities. It's so easy to throw on the camera and take around on our family adventures and hikes. I'm so glad I picked this up and can't wait to continue using it. 5

Michael	17/08/2024
My inaugural outing and I photographed an Osprey coming out of the water with a fish in its talons. Spend money on trips not gear and be amazed. 5

Photographybyyervant	05/08/2024
I have this lens on my Canon R7. So, I have an effective field of view of 160mm-640mm. This lens covers such a wide focal length on a crop sensor which makes it perfect for wildlife and sports. However, this lens can be used for so much more. Although it may be considered a slow lens, ISO performance of cameras have come a long way. So, there's no need to feel leery about a 6.3 aperture. Surprisingly, and not thought of as such, but this lens can also be used as a portrait lens. With such a great range of focal length, take advantage of is by zooming into your subject. The lens renders beautiful looking backgrounds and combined with telephoto compression; you'll get excellent separation of your subject to background. It's a light lens which might make one feel like they are not holding something that's built well. However, don't be fooled. The lens is built well enough to take it in most types of weather. I would not use this lens in a steady rain without a raincoat over the lens though. Focusing is surprisingly fast, quiet and accurate on the R7 which makes it ideal to catch those fleeting moments. If you are looking for an affordable, lightweight, fast focusing and versatile zoom lens look no further and click the add to cart icon. As per the norm, BH Photo is number one for accuracy of search on their website, product in-stock selection and service. It's always a pleasure to do business with them. 5

Dale	24/07/2024
- Great value -Sharp Images -Great close focus Macro images with a comfortable amount of working room. -Lightweight My expectations were somewhat low with this lens given its price and f8 maximum aperture. But I decided to go for it to get a lightweight wildlife lens to hike with. Coupled with the R7 it gives me a 640mm equivalent angle of view in a lens that weighs 1.5 lb. I was pleasantly surprised to find out the image quality that was possible with this lens! The IBIS couple with the lens' stabilization make handholding quite easy down to 1/60th, the close focus ability and image quality was a very pleasant surprise! I can't think of a lens that has so far exceeded my expectations as this one. Buy it. You won't regret it. 5

Augustin	22/07/2024
Excellent for the price ! 5

Jonathan	11/07/2024
This price point is ridiculous for what you are getting. Amazing images. 5

Darcy	01/07/2024
For as light as this lens is it works amazingly. I use it on a crop sensor camera, so I get a little extra reach. The price is right if you are looking for a good Canon lens to go with your Canon mirrorless camera. 5

Cheryl	19/06/2024
Love this lens. So much lighter weight than my old EF 100-400 L lens. I actually think the photos are better than those taken with my L lens, probably due to being able to handle it so much easier. Works well with Canon R7. 5