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| The body of the lens is build from **metal**, so it feels sturdy and solid. The aperture ring does not have mechanical feedback over the stops: it turns smoothly from **f/1.8** to **f/16** with a little friction, so it should not move inadvertently. | The body of the lens is build from **metal**, so it feels sturdy and solid. The aperture ring does not have mechanical feedback over the stops: it turns smoothly from **f/1.8** to **f/16** with a little friction, so it should not move inadvertently. | ||
| The focus ring also has a little friction that should prevent unwanted moves, the external element does not rotate on focusing, so you can mount e.g. a **49 mm polarizer filter** and it will **not rotate** on focusing. A depth of field scale is printed on the lens body (but it is **totally wrong**, see below). | The focus ring also has a little friction that should prevent unwanted moves, the external element does not rotate on focusing, so you can mount e.g. a **49 mm polarizer filter** and it will **not rotate** on focusing. A depth of field scale is printed on the lens body (but it is **totally wrong**, see below). | ||
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| + | ===== Meike 25mm f1.8 Specs ===== | ||
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| + | Lens specification as reported on the [[https:// | ||
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| + | ^ Focal Length | ||
| + | ^ Maximum Aperture | ||
| + | ^ Minimun Aperture | ||
| + | ^ Diaphragm Blades | ||
| + | ^ Filter Size | 49 mm | | ||
| + | ^ APS-C Visual angle | diagonal 61° horizontal 50° vertical 35° | | ||
| + | ^ Lens construction | ||
| + | ^ Minimun Focus Distance | ||
| + | ^ Diameter | ||
| + | ^ Length | ||
| + | ^ Product Weight | ||
| ===== Modes M, S, A and P ===== | ===== Modes M, S, A and P ===== | ||
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| ===== Depth of field ===== | ===== Depth of field ===== | ||
| - | The **[[wp> | + | The **[[wp> |
| + | ^ Using a 25 mm lens on a Micro Four Thirds sensor | ||
| ^ f/ | ^ f/ | ||
| | f/1.8 | 23.41 m | | | f/1.8 | 23.41 m | | ||
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| | f/11 | | f/11 | ||
| | f/16 | | f/16 | ||
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| + | ==== Depth of field in portraits ==== | ||
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| + | Here is an handy table to know the depth of field when shoting portraits. I think that the wider apertures of the Meike (f/numbers below 4.7) are extremely effective starting from medium or more distant shots. With close-ups, care must be taken that not all parts of the head may be in focus. | ||
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| + | ^ Framing with a 25 mm lens, MFT sensor (50 mm eq.) ^^^ Depth of field ^^^ | ||
| + | ^ Shot type ^ Height dim. ^ Focal length | ||
| + | | Choker | ||
| + | | Close-up | ||
| + | | Medium shot (from the waist up) | ||
| + | | American shot (mid thigh) | ||
| + | | Full shot (head to toes) | 200 cm | 417 cm | 153 cm | 687 cm | ∞ | | ||
| ===== EXIF data ===== | ===== EXIF data ===== | ||
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| There are several vendors of manual lenses that can be mounted on cameras of well known manufacturers, | There are several vendors of manual lenses that can be mounted on cameras of well known manufacturers, | ||
| - | * **[[https:// | ||
| * **[[https:// | * **[[https:// | ||
| + | * **[[https:// | ||
| * **[[https:// | * **[[https:// | ||
| - | * **[[https:// | ||
| - | * **Risespray** | ||
| * **[[https:// | * **[[https:// | ||
| + | * **[[https:// | ||
| + | * **[[https:// | ||
| + | * **[[https:// | ||
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