Tamron announced in February this year that it will develop a Fuji X-mount large-aperture ultra-wide-angle zoom lens for APS-C format mirrorless single-lens cameras – 11-20mm F / 2.8 Di III-A RXD (Model B060). This new product is officially announced on May 30th!
According to reports, the B060 also has a large aperture of constant F2.8 at all focal lengths, and a light body with a length of 86.5mm and a weight of 335g. It can also match the compact APS-C format mirrorless camera and is very suitable for daily use.
The shortest shooting distance at 11mm at the wide-angle end is 0.15m, and the maximum photographic magnification is 1:4. The 20mm telephoto end (35mm equivalent focal length: 30mm) suitable for daily use can be used for instant shooting and recording. The wide-angle end 11mm (35mm Equivalent focal length: 16.5mm) can challenge stunning ultra-wide-angle photography.
B060 has excellent optical performance, its lens structure is 12 elements in 10 groups, 2 GM (Glass Cast Aspherical) lenses are optimized configuration, 1 special material XLD (eXtraLow Dispersion) lens and 2 LD (LowDispersion) low The combination of dispersion lenses can have a good correction effect on various aberrations and achieve clear imaging.
It is noticed that also uses BBAR-G2 (Broad-Band Anti-ReflectionGeneration 2) coating, which can effectively suppress the generation of glare and ghost images, and can accurately reproduce the details of the subject even under backlight conditions.
In addition, its autofocus drive is equipped with an excellent silent stepping motor unit RXD (Rapid eXtra-silent stepping Drive), which is very suitable for shooting videos in addition to photos. It also adopts a simple anti-drip structure and anti-fouling coating to support outdoor protection.
