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Weight:
Attachment
size:
Dimensions:
Type
of
lens:
Focal
length:
Maximum
aperture:
Lens
construction:
Picture
angle:
Minimum
aperture
lock
(Fig.
A)
For
programmed
auto
or
shutter-priority
auto
exposure
shooting,
use
the
minimum
aperture
lock
lever
to
lock
the
lens
aperture
at
f/22.
1
Set
the
lens
to
its
minimum
aperture
(1/22)
by
aligning
it
with
the
aperture
index.
2
Slide
the
lock
lever
toward
the
aperture
ring,
so
the
two
orange
dots
are
aligned.
To
release
the
lock,
slide
the
lever
in
the
opposite
direction.
Taking
flash
pictures
with
cameras
with
a
built-in
flash
All
Nikon
cameras
with
a
built-in
flash
are
usable
and
no
vignetting
occurs.
lens
care
-
To
remove
dirt
and
smudges,
use
a
soft,
clean
cotton
cloth
or
lens
tissue
moistened
with
lens
cleaner.
Wipe
in
a
circular
motion
from
the
center
outward.
-
Never
use
thinner
or
benzene
to
clean
the
lens
as
this
might
damage
the
lens,
result
in
a
fire,
or
cause
health
problems.
-
To
protect
the
front
lens
element,
an
NC
filter
is
recommended
at
all
times.
A
lens
hood
also
helps
protect
the
front
of
the
lens.
-
When
storing
the
lens
in
the
lens
case,
attach
both
front
and
rear
caps.
-
When
the
lens
will
not
be
used
for
a
long
time,
store
it
in
a
cool,
dry
place
to
prevent
mold.
Also
store
the
lens
away
from
direct
sunlight
or
chemicals
such
as
camphor
or
naphthalene.
-
Do
not
get
water
on
the
lens
or
drop
it
in
water
as
this
will
cause
it
to
rust
and
malfunction.
-
Reinforced
plastic
is
used
for
some
parts
of
the
lens.
To
avoid
damage,
never
leave
the
lens
in
an
excessively
hot
place.
Standard
accessories
-52mm
snap-on
front
lens
cap
Optional
accessories
-52mm
screw-in
filters
-Flexible
lens
pouch
CL-0715
-Rubber
lens
hood
HR-2
-Rear
lens
cap
LF-1
Specifications
O-type
AF
Nikkor
lens
having
built-in
CPU
and
Nikon
bayonet
mount
50mm
f/1.8
6
elements
in
5
groups
46°
[31
°30'
with
Nikon
digital
cameras
(Nikon
OX
format);
38°
with
IX240
system
cameras]
Distance
information:
Output
to
camera
body
Focusing:
Autofocus
with
Nikon
autofocus
cameras
(except
F3AF);
manually
via
separate
focus
ring
Shooting
distance
scale:
Graduated
in
meters
and
feet
from
0.45m
(1.75
ft)
to
infinity
(CXl)
Closest
focus
distance:
0.45m
(1.5
ft.)
Aperture
scale:
f/1.8
to
f/22
on
both
standard
and
aperture-direct-readout
scales
Diaphragm:
Fully
automatic
Exposure
measurement:
Via
full-aperture
method
with
AI
cameras
or
cameras
with
CPU
interface
system;
via
stop-down
method
for
other
cameras
52mm
(P
=
0.75mm)
Approx.
63.5mm
dia.
x
39mm
extension
from
the
camera's
lens
mounting
flange
Approx.
155g
(5.5
oz)
Specifications
and
designs
are
subject
to
change
without
any
notice
or
obligation
on
the
part
of
the
manufacturer.

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BrandNikon
ModelAF Nikkor
CategoryLenses
LanguageEnglish

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