Canon EF 8-15mm f4L Fisheye USM Uživatelský manuál

EF8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USMInstructionENGCOPY

ENG-94.Infinity Compensation MarkInfinity compensation markDistance indexTo compensate for shifting of the infinity focuspoint that results from chan

ENG-106.HoodAttachingTo attach the hood, align the hood’s attachmentposition mark with the red dot on the front of thelens, then turn the hood as sho

ENG-11HoodVignetting will not occur while shooting in thefollowing zoom ranges when using the lens hood.Please detach the lens hood when shootingoutsi

ENG-127.Lens CapWhile the lens hood (included) is attached to thelens, Lens Cap 8-15 can be attached to the lenshood by pressing the buttons located o

ENG-13SpecificationsFocal Length/Aperture 8 – 15 mm f/4Lens Construction 11 groups, 14 elementsMinimum Aperture f/22Angle of View Diagonal: 180° – 175

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ENG-16. Manual focusing is available after the subjectcomes into focus in autofocus mode (ONESHOT AF).7. A truly round aperture hole results in a nice

ENG-2a Safety Precautionsa Safety Precautions• Do not look at the sun or a bright light sourcethrough the lens or camera. Doing so could resultin loss

ENG-3Precautions for Shooting with a Fisheye Lens• If dirt or dust adheres to the surface of the front lens element, it can easily appear in images du

ENG-4NomenclatureDistance scale (→ 9)Focus mode switch (→ 6)“C” / “H” Indicator (→ 7)Zoom Limiter (→ 7)Lens mount index (→ 5)Contacts (→ 5)Hood mount

ENG-5See your camera’s instructions for instructions onmounting and detaching the lens.• After detaching the lens, please attach the lenshood and lens

ENG-63.ZoomingTo zoom, turn the zoom ring.Be sure to finish zooming before focusing.Changing the zoom ring after focusing can affectthe focus.To sho

ENG-7“C” and “H” MarkingsAdjacent to the zoom ring, the “C” and “H”markings serve as guides to indicate the wide-angle zoom position where focus is se

ENG-8• Circular FisheyeThe circular fisheye effect refers to the 180 degree circular angle of view which appears within the area of the image sensor.