Yashica / Kyocera AF 60mm F/2.8 Macro

Macro lens • Film era • Discontinued

  • Announced:
  • · 1987
  • Production status:
  •  Discontinued
  • Country of design:
  • · Japan
  • Original name:
  • · YASHICA LENS AF MACRO 60mm 1:2.8
  • · KYOCERA LENS AF MACRO 60mm 1:2.8
  • Class:
  • · Fast full-frame macro lens
  • System:
  • · Yashica AF (1987)

Abbreviations

MACRO Macro lens. Designed specially for shooting close-ups of small subjects but can be also used in other genres of photography, not necessarily requiring focusing at close distances. Learn more

Specification

Optical design:
35mm full frame
60mm
F/2.8
7 elements in 5 groups
Floating element system
Yashica MA [45.8mm]
39.6° (35mm full frame)
Diaphragm mechanism:
Diaphragm type:
Automatic
Aperture control:
None; the aperture is controlled from the camera
6 (six)
Focusing:
0.235m
1:1
Focusing modes:
Autofocus (AF), Manual focus (MF)
Autofocus motor:
In-camera motor
Manual focus control:
Focusing ring
Focus mode selector:
None; focusing mode is set from the camera
Manual focus override in autofocus mode:
-
Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS):
-
Physical characteristics:
360g
⌀67.5×68.5mm
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-
Accessories:
Screw-type 58mm
Not required
Not available

Source of data

  • Manufacturer's technical data.

From the editor

The lens does not have a focusing distance range limiter, however, this feature was available on Yashica 270 Auto Focus and 300 Auto Focus cameras: in the AF mode, the user could choose between full-range focusing mode, far-distance mode (from infinity to about 3m) and near-distance mode (from about 3m to the closest focusing distance).


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