Assertion: lens's mm | /r/HasProperty | maximum magnification
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text: True" macro lenses are able to project subjects onto the camera's sensor life-sized at a 1:1 reproduction ratio resulting in a 1.0x MM (Maximum Magnification) at the lens' MFD (Minimum Focus Distance, measured from the subject to the sensor), meaning that a 0.6" (15mm) long subject would be projected 0.6" (15mm) long onto the sensor.
text: A relatively close 1.48' (450mm) MFD (Minimum Focus Distance) delivers a nice .24x MM (Maximum Magnification) for the 18-200.
text: As shown in the above table, the 55-250 IS has a short MFD (Minimum Focus Distance) which yields a very high MM (Maximum Magnification) for a non-macro-specific lens.
text: But, the 18-135's longer max focal length brings the MM (Maximum Magnification) value back up to about average.
text: This distance delivers a very nice MM (Maximum Magnification) of 0.34x at 55mm.