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    Sony 300mm f2.8 G Master

    £88.00 exc. VAT
    £105.60 inc. VAT

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    Key Features:
    • Design & Portability: As the lightest in its class at approximately 1,470g (excluding tripod mount), it is designed for balanced handling to reduce fatigue during long, handheld shooting sessions.
    • Optics: Features a G Master design with 20 elements in 16 groups, utilizing Super ED and ED glass elements to minimize chromatic aberration and provide superior corner-to-corner resolution.
    • Autofocus & Performance: Two XD (extreme dynamic) Linear Motors provide high-speed, precise, and quiet AF with low vibration, suitable for fast-moving subjects and video.
    • Image Stabilization: Built-in Optical SteadyShot (OSS) allows for stable, handheld shooting.
    • Customization & Controls: Includes four customizable focus hold buttons, a focus limiter, a function ring (for power focus or crop/full-frame switching), and supports full-time DMF (Direct Manual Focus).
    • Durability: The lens features a dust- and moisture-resistant construction with a fluorine coating on the front element, protecting it in harsh environments.
    • Teleconverter Compatibility: Compatible with Sony 1.4x and 2.0x teleconverters to extend focal length while maintaining high performance.
    • Minimum Focus Distance: 2 meters (6.57 ft)

    Sony 300mm f2.8 G Master

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    Lightweight and ideally balanced telephoto 300mm F2.8

    The SEL300F28GM is the lightest large-aperture telephoto prime lens in its class, delivering outstanding optical performance and rendering plus astonishingly fast, precise AF in a versatile lens that weighs just 1 470 grams (51.9 oz.). (Excluding tripod mount) The lens has been designed so that its weight is not concentrated near the front, in order to give the best balance. This can minimise stress and fatigue during long handheld shooting sessions.