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| + | The '''[[Carl Zeiss]] CFE Distagon f/4 40 mm FLE''' is a specialized wide angle lens, used on [[Hasselblad]] cameras. | ||
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| − | * [ | + | * [https://www.zeiss.com/content/dam/consumer-products/downloads/historical-products/photography/hasselblad-cfi-cfe/en/datasheet-zeiss-distagon-440-if-cfe-en.pdf Zeiss CFE Distagon f/4 40 mm datasheet (pdf)] at [https://www.zeiss.com/corporate/en/home.html Zeiss.com] |
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[[Category: Carl Zeiss]] | [[Category: Carl Zeiss]] | ||
[[Category: German lenses]] | [[Category: German lenses]] | ||
[[Category: Hasselblad]] | [[Category: Hasselblad]] | ||
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The Carl Zeiss CFE Distagon f/4 40 mm FLE is a specialized wide angle lens, used on Hasselblad cameras.
This lens would typically be employed in architectural photography at a variety of distances.
