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The Quantaray AF is a 28 mm - 90 mm lens containing an auto and manual focus and a ton of upgrades, making it a popular attachable camera lens for photographers made for camer...Read more
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A real sleeper - surprisingly good
by:transfigure
From what I've read, this Japanese-made lens was manufactured by Sigma; its appearance and specifications are very similar to a Sigma 28-80mm lens.
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| The Quantaray AF is a 28 mm - 90 mm lens containing an auto and manual focus and a ton of upgrades, making it a popular attachable camera lens for photographers made for cameras using the Minolta system. This Quantaray lens is an upgrade from previous models because it allows the camera to zoom closer while retaining sharpness and clarity. The attachable camera lens is slight in size, measuring 2.7-inches and 9 oz. Photographers will notice that while it lacks size and bulk, the lens is durable and should stand the test of time when faced with normal wear and tear. The Quantaray AF lens contains components that allow photographers to achieve type of pictures made possible when using a fixed focal length camera lenses. Photographers have given the Quantaray lens high marks due to its versatility in options and picture quality. The f/3.5-5.6 Quantaray AF makes it possible for the photographer to grab high-quality, close-up photos for portraits, headshots, and any other comparable photo assignments. | |
| Product Identifiers | |
| Model | AF |
| MPN | 251664942 |
| UPC | 081097254941 |
| Lens System | |
| Focus Type | Auto & Manual |
| Focal Length | Zoom |
| Focal Length (mm) | 28 mm-90 mm |
| Aperture | F/3.5-5.6 |
| Compatibility | |
| Compatible Brand | Minolta |
| Dimensions | |
| Weight | 9.17 oz |
eBay Product ID: EPID99751737
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A real sleeper - surprisingly good
Created: 07/04/11
) From what I've read, this Japanese-made lens was manufactured by Sigma; its appearance and specifications are very similar to a Sigma 28-80mm lens.
I can't give this lens an Excellent rating because it's not an outstanding lens, but at its price point (less than $50), it's a real gem. Other autofocus lenses at this price point are generally below average in sharpness, color and contrast. But the Quantaray is quite sharp — as sharp as my kit lens (Pentax DA L II 18-55mm). The color and contrast are decent. The focusing speed is average. It's a screw-driven focusing lens, so it will have the associated focusing sound.
The macro function at 90mm (1:2.33) is quite nice, though it can be challenging to get it into and out of macro mode. You have to zoom to 90mm, then focus on something close, then flip the switch. Then the zoom ring is locked into position and you can focus quite close. Getting out of macro mode is similar: focus on something distant, flip the switch, then you can zoom and focus normally.
So if you need a near-macro, short zoom lens, this is a great option.
I can't give this lens an Excellent rating because it's not an outstanding lens, but at its price point (less than $50), it's a real gem. Other autofocus lenses at this price point are generally below average in sharpness, color and contrast. But the Quantaray is quite sharp — as sharp as my kit lens (Pentax DA L II 18-55mm). The color and contrast are decent. The focusing speed is average. It's a screw-driven focusing lens, so it will have the associated focusing sound.
The macro function at 90mm (1:2.33) is quite nice, though it can be challenging to get it into and out of macro mode. You have to zoom to 90mm, then focus on something close, then flip the switch. Then the zoom ring is locked into position and you can focus quite close. Getting out of macro mode is similar: focus on something distant, flip the switch, then you can zoom and focus normally.
So if you need a near-macro, short zoom lens, this is a great option.
Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our Quantaray 28-90mm f/3.5-5.6 - low price, good value!
Created: 06/03/10
This lens (28-90mm) has the perfect range to be a good general use lens for my camera, and the price I got from this seller was excellent. I have two other Quantaray lenses, so I was not worried about the quality of this brand. I realize that having a proprietary Pentax lens would have been the best choice, but my budget did not allow for it at this time. So far, I am happy with the quality of the pictures we have taken with this lens.
Quality lens
Created: 12/09/09
I have used this lens on my Minolta Maxxum D7 since I the camera new; it was previously used by my Minolta 35 mm film camera; Performed well, but wore out after about 8 years of thousands of pics, both film and Ditigal. Happy to get a replacement. The new one I purched here recently works great! I would recomment this lens for any Minolta/Sony user.
Quantaray 28-90mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom lens for Nikon AF
Created: 31/01/08
I just recieved this lens, but going from my initial function check and just generally playing around with it, I'd give it an A+ so far. It's light, extremely responsive in AF, and all other functions are very crisp and easy to manipulate. Focus is very sharp too. I have owned this brand before, so I expect quality. They haven't disappointed me.
A good lens at a great price.
Created: 09/09/09
Re-badged Sigma lens
Works well on my digital as well as my film camera.
Clear sharp images, good contrast. Better images than the Nikon Kit Lens
It was worth many times more than the $15 I paid for it.
Works well on my digital as well as my film camera.
Clear sharp images, good contrast. Better images than the Nikon Kit Lens
It was worth many times more than the $15 I paid for it.
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