Tamron 24 mm f/ 3.5 Adapt-A-Matic Lens

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Format: 35mm SLR

Type: Prime lens

Focusing: Manual Focus (MF)

Lens mounts: Tamron Adapt-A-Matic

First year of production: 1971

Last year of production: 1973

Optical design: 8 elements in 6 groups

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Focal length	Max. aperture	Min. aperture	Blades	Min. Focus (m.)	Filter Ø (mm.)	Weight (gr/oz)	Length (mm/in)
24mm	f/3.5	f/16		0.25	72	320/11,3	65/2,6

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The Tamron 24 mm f/ 3.5 Adapt-A-Matic is a wide-angle prime lens for 35 mm SLR cameras popular in the 1960-70s (via the interchangeable Adapt-A-Matic mount).

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Posted by: Nik_SSG Date of publication: 29.07.2011

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Mechanical quality	4.00	1
Optical quality	2.00	1
Usability	2.00	1
Pricing / Value	2.00	1
Bokeh	3.00	1
Overall lens rating	2.60

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Owner reviews: Tamron 24 mm f/ 3.5 Adapt-A-Matic

ProfHankD 04.01.2016 18:11:04

Period of use: 60 months

Strengths:

Looks impressive, smooth focus.

Weaknesses:

Images captured through it don't look impressive, especially on APS-C. Huge.

Comments:

A slow ultrawide angle lens from before people knew how to build good, cheap, ultrawides.

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