minimum focus distance

I don't know what its minimum focus distance is.

This lens has a minimum focus distance of 22 cm.

They're always a case of getting up so close to a small device that you are closer than the minimum focus distance for the lens.

The minimum focus distance of 1.6 feet is quite acceptable, especially at the longer focal lengths.

The minimum focusing distance of 1.8m is achieved throughout zooming range.

With a minimum focusing distance of only 0.8 ft. (25cm), you can approach the subject closer and still obtain a more natural wide-angle effect.

The minimum focus distance is 1.5 meters.

The focus scales on all these lenses indicate a minimum focus distance of 6 ft (just over 1.8m).

The Scout does not have selective focus control and is intended for use as a traditional fisheye lens with a very close minimum focus distance.

Other lenses have three settings, with the additional setting usually being near focus range (from minimum focus distance to half way point of focus range).

Its minimum focusing distance is about three feet and unless the fish is enormous, one needs to get within six to twelve inches to take successful photographs.

These lenses add diopters to the optical power of the lens, decreasing the minimum focusing distance, and allowing the camera to get closer to the subject.

The lens is capable of focusing from infinity to minimum focusing distance and back in under a second: so micro focusing is rapid.

Minimum focusing distance with the Quicksnap Flash is about the same as the Fling's, and the maximum flash range is 10 feet.

The lens has a closer minimum focus distance of 20 cm, but because of the larger Nikon DX sensor size, the magnification rating is still 1:3.

Some users will find that the crop factor actually benefits this lens since it is hard to get a tight framing around the head without running into the 0.95m minimum focus distance.

Most lenses have two settings; these are usually full focus range (from minimum focus distance to infinity), and distant focus range (from half way point of focus range to infinity).

In addition, by setting the lens at the telephoto end (200mm) and moving in to the minimum focus distance of 19.6", flower petals, jewelry and other small objects can be shot as expanded close-ups.

The EF 50mm f/2.5 Compact Macro is a relatively inexpensive macro lens with a minimum focusing distance of 23cm (9 inches) offering a maximum magnification of 0.5x actual size.

With an aperture range of f/3.5-22 and a minimum focusing distance of 1.6 feet, this compact and lightweight wide angle partner is perfect for travel scenics with many autofocus SLR cameras.

A simple mechanical adaptor allows the lens to be mounted, but the effect is similar to the introduction of an extension tube, reducing the minimum focus distance at the expense of losing infinity focus.