You’ll be amazed from the very first shot
The world's first1 fast-aperture F2.8 ultra wide-angle zoom lens for mirrorless invites new experiences
Offering the unprecedented brightness of constant F2.8 and outstanding portability, the 11-20mm F/2.8 Di III-A2 RXD (Model B060) is a fast-aperture ultra wide-angle zoom lens for Sony E and FUJIFILM X-mount APS-C mirrorless cameras. Since the fast F2.8 aperture lets you maintain a high shutter speed even when shooting in dark conditions, you can capture sharp images handheld with minimal shake. Also, special lens elements have been optimally arranged to suppress optical aberrations. These features combine to produce clear images and high-resolution performance throughout the zoom range. The lens is so lightweight and compact that it is hard to believe it is a fast-aperture ultra wide-angle zoom lens. This makes it ideal for everyday use, and for travel when you want to carry a smaller camera bag. The 11-20mm F2.8 achieves an MOD (Minimum Object Distance) of 0.15m (5.9 in) at the widest end and 0.24m (9.4 in) at the 20mm end, ensuring the ability to close in on subjects as you please. The lens also incorporates a fast precision AF drive system with an RXD (Rapid eXtra-silent stepping Drive) stepping motor unit which is perfectly fit for still and video shootings. Moisture-Resistant Construction and Fluorine Coating join forces to offer additional protection when shooting outdoors. Everything you see, from daily life to travels, is within your photographic grasp with this lens. The 11-20mm F2.8 will expand your enjoyment of shooting by combining excellent portability with the ability to capture images unique to fast-aperture ultra wide-angle lenses.1 Among interchangeable F2.8 ultra wide-angle zoom lenses for Sony E-mount APS-C mirrorless cameras (As of April 2023: TAMRON)
2 Di III-A: For APS-C format mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras
Capture dynamic images with a fast-aperture ultra wide-angle zoom lens
A design so compact and lightweight, it’s hard to believe it’s an ultra wide-angle lens
3 Length is based on the Sony-mount lens.
Enjoy the outstanding optical performance of the TAMRON 11-20mm F2.8
Indulge in the exciting world of wide-angle macro with an MOD of 0.15m
Explore a wide variety of situations by combining two lenses in TAMRON's series of fast-aperture zooms for APS-C mirrorless cameras
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High performance autofocus operates quietly and accurately captures subjects when shooing both still and video
Additional Features
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Technical Information
Specifications
Model | B060 |
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Focal Length | 11-20mm |
Maximum Aperture | F2.8 |
Angle of View(diagonal) |
105°20'- 71°35' (for APS-C frame mirrorless format) |
Optical Construction | 12 elements in 10 groups |
Minimum Object Distance |
0.15m (5.9 in) (WIDE) / 0.24m (9.4 in) (TELE) |
Maximum Magnification Ratio | 1:4 (WIDE) / 1:7.6 (TELE) |
Filter Size | φ67mm |
Maximum Diameter | φ73mm |
Length* |
86.2mm / 3.4 in (Sony) 86.5mm / 3.4 in (FUJIFILM) |
Weight | 335g / 11.8 oz (Sony / FUJIFILM) |
Aperture Blades | 7 (circular diaphragm)** |
Minumum Aperture | F16 |
Standard Accessory | Flower-shaped hood, Lens caps |
Mounts | Sony E-mount, FUJIFILM X-mount |
* Length is the distance from the front end of the lens to the lens mount face.
** The circular diaphragm stays almost perfectly circular up to two stops down from maximum aperture.
Specifications, appearance, functionality, etc. are subject to change without prior notice.
This product is developed, manufactured and sold based on the specifications of E-mount which was disclosed by Sony Corporation under the license agreement with Sony Corporation.
Release Date
June 24th, 2021 (Sony)
May 30th, 2023 (FUJIFILM)
MTF
Optical Construction (12 elements in 10 groups)
MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) curves describe to what extent the tested lens can faithfully reproduce contrast of the subject in images it captures.
The closer the 10 lp/mm (line pairs per millimeter) curve (the thick line for low frequency) in an MTF chart to "1" of the vertical axis (the higher up), the higher the contrast reproduction performance
of the tested lens will be. The closer the 30 lp/mm curve (the thin line for high frequency) to "1" (the higher up), the higher the resolving power and thus the subjective sharpness of the lens will be.
Lens performance differs depending upon directions. Solid lines show performance in the sagittal (radial) direction while dotted lines indicate performance in the meridional (circumferential) direction.
When sharp lenses capable of delivering uniform optical performance over the entire image field are tested, MTF charts show curves plotted in good balance.
Performance characteristics of photographic lenses cannot be expressed with only MTF charts. There are other factors that are expressed in different methods, such as taste of softness and degrees of
compensation of various aberrations. But you can use MTF charts as a scale to measure lens performance