Hasselblad Tele-Superachromat FE 2.8/300 Sa user manual

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LENSES
TELE-SUPERACHROMAT
FE 2.8/300 Sa
CLOSE FOCUS RANGE DATA:
Minimum distance object to film 2.50 m
Corresponding distance object to front lens 2.20 m
Maximum image scale 1: 6.9
Corresponding area of coverage 38 x 38 cm
Corresponding exposure reduction 0 f-stop
ENTRANCE PUPIL POSITION
46 mm behind the film plane.
(at infinite focus setting):
The entrance pupil position is the correct position of the
axis of rotation when making a panorama image by com-
bining individual images of a scene.
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LENSES TELE-SUPERACHROMAT FE 2.8/300 Sa DEPTH-OF-FIELD DATA Given distances are calculated for a blur circle diameter of 60 microns and do not include the effect of lens aberrations. For very critical photography and great enlargements this blur will be visible. For these situations we recommend a conservative use of the DOF data. In such situations the data given for an aper- ture two f-stops larger should be used (for example, if shooting at f/8, use DOF data for f/4). Depth-of-field in meter

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LENSES TELE-SUPERACHROMAT FE 2.8/300 Sa + APO-MUTAR 1.7XE CLOSE FOCUS RANGE DATA: Minimum distance object to film 2.50 m Corresponding distance object to front lens 2.20 m Maximum image scale 1: 4 Corresponding area of coverage 22 x 22 cm Corresponding exposure reduction 0 f-stop ENTRANCE PUPIL POSITION 16 mm in front of the film plane. (at infinite focus setting): The entrance pupil position is the correct position of the axis of rotation when making a panorama image by com- bining individual

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LENSES TELE-SUPERACHROMAT FE 2.8/300 Sa + APO-MUTAR 1.7XE DEPTH-OF-FIELD DATA Given distances are calculated for a blur circle diameter of 60 microns and do not include the effect of lens aberrations. For very critical photography and great enlargements this blur will be visible. For these situations we recommend a conservative use of the DOF data. In such situations the data given for an aper- ture two f-stops larger should be used (for example, if shooting at f/8, use DOF data for f/4). Dept