Walimex Pro Hande Vision Lens 40 mm f0,85

The world's fastest continuous lens With a speed of 0.85, the HandeVision IBELUX 40 mm / 0.85 is one of the fastest continuous lenses in the world for system cameras with an MFT mount! This makes it possible to take optimum photographs in almost any situation - even in the worst lighting conditions, e.g. in ballrooms or closed rooms. You can even take atmospheric pictures by candlelight. Exposure problems at weddings or parties are also a thing of the past. Light portrait focal length for valuable details Due to the slightly smaller image angle compared to the standard focal length, the lens provides the optimum detail in many areas. The lens corresponds to approximately 60mm in 35mm format. Thanks to its shallow depth of field and unique bokeh, it is particularly suitable for cropping a desired subject. Three-dimensional images are created even in front of a turbulent background. The effective aperture can be clearly selected via the clear aperture stop. Focussing and exposure are set manually. A close focusing distance of 0.75 m facilitates use indoors and for atmospheric shots. With a 67 mm filter thread, all common filters can be attached. Practical: the integrated lens hood, which is immediately available if required. The lens is designed for the APS-C sensor. Multi-coated lenses for optimum image results An elaborate optical design with 10 multi-coated lenses in 8 groups ensures particularly good imaging performance. The multi-coating prevents reflections, provides the image with more light, brilliant colours and high contrast. German development - excellent quality The HandeVision IBELUX 40 mm / 0.85 was developed 100% in Germany by lens specialist IB/E Optics. It impresses with its ingenious engineering. For the mechanics, great importance is attached to high-quality materials (brass, steel, aluminium), resulting in a robust and durable whole. The worm gear runs backlash-free, silky smooth and precise. Using an APS-C lens on a camera with a full-frame sensor Lenses that were developed for cameras with an APS-C sensor can sometimes be used on cameras with a full-frame sensor (mainly using an adapter). However, due to the significantly smaller image circle of APS-C lenses, the edges are black. The usable area of the image photographed with a full-frame camera therefore corresponds to that of a camera with an APS-C sensor. The images must therefore be cropped in post-processing. The use of APS-C lenses on full-frame cameras is therefore possible, but not recommended.