Thypoch
Simera 50mm f/1.4
SKU: TP-S50M-BLK
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Simera Series FAQ
Which UV filters are compatible with the Simera lens series?
Which UV filters are compatible with the Simera lens series?
The Simera 28mm, 35mm, and 50mm lenses are compatible with φ49mm UV filters. When a lens hood and UV filter are installed simultaneously, these lenses support slim UV filters with a maximum diameter of 51.4mm or smaller, such as the MECO "MC UV Series". The Simera 75mm lens is compatible with φ58mm UV filters and supports the simultaneous installation of lens hoods and most mainstream UV filters available on the market.
Can the crescent wrench on the Simera lensseries be removed by users?
Can the crescent wrench on the Simera lensseries be removed by users?
The crescent wrench cannot be removed by users.Attempting to disassemble it could affect the internal structure andpotentially damage the lens.
Do Simera lenses feature electronic contacts?
Do Simera lenses feature electronic contacts?
No. Simera lenses are fully manual and do notfeature electronic contacts.
How can I switch between clicked and de-clicked aperture on Simera lenses?
How can I switch between clicked and de-clicked aperture on Simera lenses?
Once the lens is mounted on the camera, move the switch located on the front of the lens. Slide the switch left to reveal the moon symbol (de-clicked aperture), and slide it right to reveal the sun symbol (clicked aperture).
How do I calculate the equivalent focal lengthwhen using Simera lenses on APS-C cameras?
How do I calculate the equivalent focal lengthwhen using Simera lenses on APS-C cameras?
Equivalent focal length = Lens focal length ×Crop factor.For example, when using a 50mm lens on an APS-C camera, the effective viewingangle will be 50mm multiplied by the camera’s crop factor. Generally, Sony andNikon APS-C cameras have a crop factor of 1.5, while Canon APS-C cameras use acrop factor of 1.6.