Tamron has filed a new patent for a 16-70mm f/4 full frame mirrorless lens. The 16-70mm is a very common lens in the APS-C world, but for full-frame cameras this focal length is quite unusual. However, this patented 16-70mm F4 has a wide wide-angle side and a wide telephoto side, and it seems to be very convenient because it is a lens that can completely cover two wide-angle zoom and standard zoom with one lens. If you can achieve reasonably good optical performance with this spec, it will be one of the popular Tamron lenses.
Tamron 16-70mm f/4 Full Frame Zoom Lens Patent Details
- [Public number] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2021-67805 (P2021-67805A) click here
- [Publication date] April 30, 3rd year of Reiwa (2021.4.30)
- [Title of Invention] Zoom Lens and Imaging Device Embodiment 1
- Focal length: 16.4867 35.0004 67.8794 mm
- F number: 4.1174 4.1076 4.1432
- Half angle of view (degree): 53.8837 29.8398 16.1054
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