Phase One Schneider Kreuznach 120mm F5.6

The Schneider Kreuznach 120mm F/5.6 lens features German optics and a German barrel that offer crisp quality from edge to edge. This exceptionally constructed photographic lens was specifically designed for digital backs, and can be used when tilting and shifting is necessary - a technique employing perspective correction, widely used in architectural photography.

This apochromatically corrected lens combines exceptional reproduction quality with a large image circle and excellent adjustability which is restricted only by the camera's bayonet mount. There are therefore no limits to the photographers' creativity. Schneider-Kreuznach use the mobility of the digital medium format and add adjustment possibilities of the view camera. But above all: they do it with Schneider-Kreuznach perfection.

Key Features

• Ideal for studio or creative photography where tilt/shift function is required
• 12mm shift, 8 degrees tilt, and 360 degrees rotation on two axes
• German precision at its best; sharp, crisp quality from edge to edge
• 35mm equivalent focal length of 73mm
• Built in lens hood
• Diaphragm and focus system can be manually operated
• Optical construction includes six elements/4 groups
• Aperture range varies from f/5.6 to f/22
• Minimum focusing distance is 0.84m
• Maximum magnification ratio is 0.16 x
• Area of coverage is 45 x 60 mm