Tamron 360EM Bedienungsanleitung
SP AF 300mm
F/2.8 LD (IF)
(Model 360EM: Minolta)
(Model 360EN: Nikon)
Thank you very much for buying this Tamron lens. The Tamron SP AF
300mm F/2.8 LD (IF) (Model 60E for Minolta, Model 360E for Nikon)
lens is a large aperture telephoto lens developed for Minolta and Nikon
AF single lens reflex cameras. Please read this instruction manual
carefully before using your lens. Proper care and maintenance of this
lens will result in years of enjoyable use.
NAMES OF PARTS
1. Focusing ring
2. Focusing ring cover
3. Focus range selector ring
4. Focus range selector ring fixing screw
5. Focus distance scale window
6. Focus distance index
7. Depth-of-field scale
8. Infrared socket
9. Tripod socket
10. Tripod socket fixing screw
11. Filter frame
12. Aperture index
13. Aperture ring
14. Aperture scale
15. AE (minimum aperture) lock
* 12-15 for Nikon only
* 3-4 are only for Model 60E (for Minolta)
360EN, 360EM
Focal Length 300mm
F/number F/2.8
Optical Construction 7 groups, 10 elements
Angle of View 8°
Minimum Focus Distance 2.5m
Filter Diameter rear 43mm (front 112mm)
Overall Length 217mm (8.6")
Maximum Diameter 120mm (4.7")
Weight 2250g (79.2oz)
* Overall length, maximum diameter and weight values are on Nikon basis.
SPECIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION ON CAMERA
Installation
After removing the rear lens cap from the lens, align the mount positioning point on the lens
with that on the camera, and rotate the lens clockwise (counterclockwise when using Nikon
model) until you hear a click, which indicates the lens being securely locked in place.
There is no mount-positioning index marking on the lens to fit Nikon. Please align the
aperture/zoom index line on the lens with the mount-positioning index point on the camera
(same as AF Nikkor lenses) accordingly.
Detaching
While pressing the lens release button on the camera, turn the lens counterclockwise
(clockwise when using Nikon model.)
* Be careful not to touch the signal terminals of the lens during installation or removal. A
stained or damaged terminal may cause poor contact and malfunction.
FOCUSING [1]
Automatic Focusing
When the camera is used in the auto focus mode, the lens focuses automatically. During the
AF (Auto Focus) operation, the focusing ring will rotate and its movement should not be
hindered. For this reason, we recommend using the focusing ring cover. To use, pull it out to
its fullest extent.
Manual Focusing
Switch the camera to the manual focus mode and turn the focusing ring to focus while
looking through the viewfinder. The correct focus position is determined when the picture in
the viewfinder becomes sharp. If the focusing ring is rotated while pressing the shutter
release button halfway down, the focus indicator in the viewfinder will light up when the
subject comes in focus. In manual photography, focusing should always be checked through
the viewfinder even when shooting at infinity.
How to use the AF Range Selector (Model 60E for Minolta) [2]
When the Selector ring is turned clockwise (viewing from the mount side), the AF operation
range is set from 2.5m to the selected distance, while it is set from the selected position to
infinity when turned counter-clockwise.
Rotate the focusing ring to align the distance scale to the focus distance index line where
you would like to set a limit in AF operation range. Loosen the AF Range Selector ring fixing
screw and turn the Selector ring until it comes to a mechanical stop (please be sure to hold
the focusing ring, avoiding its simultaneous movement with the Selector ring.)
Tighten the AF Range Selector ring fixing screw after the above procedures are completed.
For your information, the AF Range Selector is set to the infinity range when shipped from
our factory.
APERTURE SETTING
With Minolta AF
The aperture is set on the camera side in accordance with the exposure mode.
With Nikon AF
When shooting on programmed AE or shutter-priority AE mode, rotate the aperture to
minimum position. For aperture-priority or manual mode, turn the aperture ring to the
desired setting. In case of F401 series models the camera side, in accordance with the
given instructions, sets the aperture.
AE (Minimum Aperture) Lock [3]
For Nikon, it is possible to fix the aperture ring to the minimum aperture when using the
program AE mode or shutter-priority AE mode. If the aperture ring is set to the minimum
aperture, and the AE lock lever is depressed, the aperture ring is fixed at the minimum
aperture position.
TRIPOD MOUNT [4]
If the tripod mount fixing screw is loosened, the lens can be turned 120° right and left from
the center position and can be fixed at any position in between. If the circular mark of the
tripod mount ring is adjusted to the circular mark on the side of the lens, it will be 90° from
the center.
FILTER
The filter is the rear insertion type. The filter frame can be inserted in the cutout just behind
the tripod mount and at the time of shipment from the factory, a 43mm normal filter is placed
in the filter frame. With a rear filter inserted, the flange back dimensions (standard
dimension from the abutting joint surface of the mount to the film surface) is set, so a rear
filter must always be in place when photographing. To protect the front lens, it is
recommended to always install the 112mm normal filter (sold separately.)
Filter Fitting Method [5]
To install the rear filter, pull out the filter frame from the main body, change the filter (remove
the normal filter and install the desired filter), and then insert it so that the TAMRON logo of
the filter frame will be at the correct position. Please note if the filter is inserted upside down,
the aperture blades will fail.
CHECKING DEPTH-OF-FIELD [6]
The lens has a depth-of-field scale when the aperture is F32 and F16, and an approximate
depth of field can be known. For depth of field at each aperture and photographing range,
you can check it out on our website. http://www.tamron.com
LENS HOOD
A slip-on type lens hood comes with the lens. Since the lens hood is effective for eliminating
harmful rays, we recommend using it when photographing. When storing, the lens hood
should be put over the lens in reverse.
The lens hood is provided with two opposing lock screws. When using the hood, loosen the
screw, attach the lens body to the hood, and then tighten the lock screws.
INFRARED INDEX
When black & white infrared film is used, a red filter should also be used. The nature of red
filters requires focus correction. The red scale R mark in the range scale is the infrared
index. Focus in a normal way, and then read the range scale and shift to the infrared index.
Then install the red filter and photograph. To make any focusing corrections, switch the
focus mode to manual and turn the focusing ring.
CAUTION
To the customers who use a camera with an incorporated strobe:
For flash photographs, please use an externally installed strobe. If the built-in strobe is used
for flash photography, the lens will interrupt the light path of the strobe and semicircular
shading will appear at the bottom of the picture. Also, see the "Built-in Strobe" section in the
instruction manual of your camera.
TO ENSURE LONG-TERM SATISFACTION
1. Avoid touching the lens surface. Use a photographic brush or blower to remove dust
from the lens surface. When not using the lens, put a cap on for protection.
2. Use a lens cleaning tissue or lint cloth with a drop of cleaning solution to clean
fingerprints or dirt on the lens surface with a rotary motion from the center to edge. Use a
silicon cloth to clean your lens barrel.
3. Fungus is an enemy of your lens. Clean the lens after shooting at seaside or in a humid
place. Store your lens in a clean, cool and dry place. If you find fungus on your lens, please
consult a repair shop or nearby photographic store.
4. Do not touch the lens' camera-interface contact since dust, dirt, and/or stains may cause
a contact failure between the lens and camera.
5. When using your equipment [camera(s) and/or lens(es)] in an environment where the
temperature changes from one extreme to another, make sure to put your equipment
temporarily in a case or a plastic bag for some duration in order for them to go through a
gradual temperature shift. This will reduce potential trouble of your equipment.
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