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Sony SEL70300G | FE 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 G OSS E-Mount Lens

Sony SEL70300G | FE 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 G OSS E-Mount Lens

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Specifications

Dimensions and Weight

Weight (KG) – 0.854

Dimensions - (cm) - 8.4 x 14.4

Features

Mount type - Sony E-Mount

Format - 35mm full frame

Focal Length - 70-300mm

Minimum focus distance - 0.9m

Aperture blades - 9

Minimum aperture - 22f-29

Maximum aperture - 4f-5.6

Filter Diameter - 67mm

The first full-frame 70-300mm E-mount zoom offers outstanding image-wide resolution. It also lets you get close for stunning close-ups and details with 0.9-meter minimum focus. Built-in Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation effectively counters camera shake from close focus to telephoto, while an advanced linear actuator ensures fast, precise autofocus. It is dust and moisture resistant too.

Extended 70-300mm range in an FE zoom

The first E-mount zoom to cover a 70mm to 300mm range is a versatile image-making tool that can handle a wide range of subjects, from portraits and scenery to sports and nature. On an APS-C the telephoto end of the range provides a 450mm equivalent focal length for serious super-telephoto photography.

High resolution at any focal length

Four aspherical elements and two ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass elements work with Sony’s Nano AR Coating to ensure that all forms of optical aberration are effectively suppressed for superb corner-to-corner resolution. The same design also contributes to the beautiful background bokeh that is an important part of G Lens appeal.

Operation optimized for versatile control

Plenty of on-lens control is provided for versatile shooting in a wide range of situations. A focus-mode switch lets you select manual or auto focus on the fly, a focus-hold button can hold the focus point even during continuous AF operation, and a focus-range limiter switch can be used to pre-set a focusing distance range for maximum AF speed.