Leica D-Lux 4 (18352) - Camera

Leica D-Lux 4 (18352) - CameraAutofocus digital point and shoot camera released by Leica in 2008. It was designed in collaboration with Panasonic and uses the Panasonic Lumix DMC LX3 as its base. The lens gives the equivalent field of view to a 24 60mm lens on full frame 35mm. Metal body available in black. Sensor: 10 MP 1 1. 63" CCD Lens: Leica 5. 1 12. 8 f2 2. 8 DC Vario Summicron ASPH. Shutter: 60s 1 2000s Continuous shooting: 2. 5 fps Battery: Leica HL DC4 ISO range: 80 3200

Pentax 200mm f4 SMC Pentax-M (6 elements

uses SD cards for storage

This third version reduced the optical thickness for better performance with long telephotos and added compatibility with the M5

so it will only meter properly on F

Battery grip made by Canon for the 5D Mk II DSLR

Autofocus telephoto zoom lens made for Canon EF-mount SLRs by Tamron

Weight: 331g

Lens: Olympus 35mm f2

There are many variants of this first Werra design

Around the same time as this lens was introduced in a 3-Cam mount

Size: 90 x 62 mm

Manual focus normal lens made for F-mount 35mm SLR cameras introduced by Nikon in 1973