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{{Infobox photographic lens}} is for articles on photographic lenses.
| [[File:{{{image_name}}}|{{{image_size}}}|alt={{{image_alt}}}]] {{{caption}}} | |
| Maker | {{{maker}}} |
|---|---|
| Lens mount(s) | {{{mount}}} |
| Part number | {{{part-number}}} |
| Technical data | |
| Type | {{{type}}} |
| Focus drive | {{{focusdrive}}} |
| Focal length | {{{flength}}} |
| Focal length (35mm equiv.) | {{{flength-eq}}} |
| Crop factor | {{{fov}}} |
| Image format | {{{image-format}}} |
| Aperture (max/min) | {{{aperture}}} |
| Close focus distance | {{{close-dist}}} |
| Max. focus distance | {{{max-dist}}} |
| Max. magnification | {{{max-mag}}} |
| Diaphragm blades | {{{diaphragm}}} |
| Construction | {{{elements}}} elements in {{{groups}}} groups |
| Features | |
| Manual focus override | {{{feat-mfo}}} |
| Short back focus | {{{feat-sbf}}} |
| Ultrasonic motor | {{{feat-usm}}} |
| Weather-sealing | {{{feat-ws}}} |
| Lens-based stabilization | {{{feat-is}}} |
| Macro capable | {{{feat-macro}}} |
| Aperture ring | {{{feat-ar}}} |
| Unique features | {{{feat-special}}} |
| Application | {{{application}}} |
| Physical | |
| Min. length | {{{min-length}}} |
| Max. length | {{{max-length}}} |
| Diameter | {{{max-diameter}}} |
| Weight | {{{weight}}} |
| Filter diameter | {{{filter}}} |
| Color | {{{color}}} |
| Software | |
| Initial firmware | {{{fw-initial}}} |
| Latest firmware | {{{fw-latest}}} (as of {{{fw-date}}}) |
| User flashable | {{{fw-flashbyuser}}} |
| Lens ID | {{{exif-lens-id}}} |
| Lens spec | {{{exif-lens-spec}}} |
| Accessories | |
| Lens hood | {{{hood}}} |
| Case | {{{case}}} |
| Angle of view | |
| Horizontal | {{{av-horiz}}} |
| Vertical | {{{av-vert}}} |
| Diagonal | {{{av-diag}}} |
| History | |
| Introduction | {{{start}}} |
| Discontinuation | {{{stop}}} |
| Predecessor | {{{predecessor}}} |
| Successor | {{{successor}}}{{{replace}}} |
| Retail info | |
| MSRP | {{{msrp}}} {{{msrp-currency}}} (as of {{{msrp-date}}}) |
| References | |
| {{{references}}}{{{reference}}} | |
Usage
{{Infobox photographic lens
|name = (REQUIRED) Lens name
|image = An image to show in the infobox
|caption = A caption for the image
|maker = Who makes the lens (link)
|mount = Lens mount(s) the lens is available in (link, if possible)
|part-number = model code, MPN, EAN, etc.
|focusdrive = Autofocus drive (e.g. screwdrive, stepper, ring-type ultrasonic motor)
|feat-usm = (DEPRECATED, use |focusdrive = instead) Features Silent Motor technology
|feat-ws = Lens is weather-sealed
|feat-mfo = Manual focus override/full time manual focus
|feat-sbf = (Canon EF and EF-S mount only; EF means no) Requires short back focus body
|feat-is = Features built-in image stabilization technology
|feat-macro = Macro focus capable (please use max-mag instead)
|feat-ar = Lens has an aperture ring
|feat-special = Special categorization e.g. diffractive optic, L-Series, etc.
|application = Suggested application (e.g portrait, landscape, etc.)
|type = Zoom, Prime or Special
|flength = Actual focal length (range for a zoom lens)
|flength-eq = Equivalent focal length, nominally for a 35 mm sensor size (range for a zoom lens)
(not relevant for systems with multiple sensor sizes)
|fov = Field of view (given as a focal length multiplier) for default sensor size (deprecated, as this is a property of the camera, not the lens - use image-format instead)
|image-format = Description of image format either by defining the [[image circle]] diameter or the image format (f.e. 24x36mm, full-frame, APS-C, etc.)
|aperture = Maximum and minimum apertures (given in f-stops)
|elements = Lens construction (# elements)
|groups = Lens construction (# groups)
|diaphragm = Number of diaphragm blades and type
|close-dist = Close focusing distance (m/ft)
|max-dist = Max. focusing distance (m/ft)
|max-mag = Max. magnification
(1:10...1:2 for non-macro lenses, 1:2...1:1 for macro lenses, 1:1...5:1 for magnifier lenses)
|min-length = Lens minimum length (mm/in)
|max-length = Lens maximum length (mm/in)
|max-diameter = Lens maximum diameter (mm/in)
|weight = Lens weight without body, caps and pouch (kg/lbs)
|filter = Filter diameter (mm), pitch and type
|color = Color of lens housing (list, if several colors available)
|fw-initial = initial lens firmware version when lens started shipment
|fw-latest = latest lens firmware available
|fw-date = release date of fw-latest or date of last update of entry, can be abbreviated to year
|fw-flashbyuser= Yes/no depending on if lens firmware is flashable by user, needs to be sent in to service or isn't flashable at all
|exif-lens-id = Lens ID, as per Exif MakerNote data (if supported by lens)
|exif-lens-spec= Lens spec string, as per Exif MakerNote data (if supported by lens)
|hood = Lens hood
|case = Lens case or pouch
|av-horiz = Angle of view (horizontal)
|av-vert = Angle of view (vertical)
|av-diag = Angle of view (diagonal)
|start = Year the lens was introduced
|stop = Year the lens was discontinued
|predecessor = The lens that is the predecessor of this item (link)
|successor = The lens that superseded this item (link)
|replace = (DEPRECATED, use |successor = instead)
|msrp = Manufacturer's suggested retail price (typically at initial shipment)
|msrp-currency = ISO 4217 currency code for msrp (USD, EUR, JPY etc.)
|msrp-date = date of when msrp was issued, can be abbreviated to year
|references = References supporting the infobox contents, e.g. link to manufacturer spec sheet
}}
All fields except 'name' are optional.
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