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Lens in frame, f=50 mm

Lens in frame, f=50 mm

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4 Lens in frame, f=50 mm

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Description

The focal length of the lens is indicated on the frame, on rod.

Technical data

Stand rod diameter: 10 mm
Focal length: 50 mm
Diameter of lens: 40 mm
Diameter of frame: 13 cm

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