IF (Internal Focusing) System
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A system used where the internal elements in the lens are the only parts that move during focusing, i.e. This prevents the physical length of the lens from changing, or the lens barrel rotating; allows for faster focus, reduces aberrations, and facilitates use of filters that require specific alignment such as polarizers and graduated neutral density.
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