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| Customer Rating | (2851) | (619) | (140) | (264) | (1268) | (165) |
| Price | $255.00 | $69.99 | $799.00 | $748.00 | $69.99 | $109.99 |
| Shipping | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details |
| Sold By | tenesidastore | Voking Digital | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | fishing_life | Voking Digital |
| Color | Black | Black | Black | — | Black | — |
| Item Dimensions | 2.89 x 2.55 x 2.55 inches | 1.8 x 1.8 x 1.23 inches | 4.7 x 2.94 x 2.94 inches | 4.3 x 4 x 5.3 inches | 3.23 x 5.43 x 4.72 inches | 2.8 x 2.1 x 2.1 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.58 lbs | 6.40 ounces | 1.20 lbs | 0.62 lbs | 0.68 lbs | 0.68 lbs |
| Lens Type | Wide Angle | Prime lens | Standard | Wide Angle | Standard | fixed-non-zoom |
| Maximum Aperture | 1.4 millimeters | f/1.7 | 2.8 millimeters | 1.8 millimeters | f/1.70 | f/1.70 |
| Maximum Focal Length | 30 millimeters | 35.00 millimeters | 70 millimeters | 35 millimeters | 35.00 millimeters | 50.0 millimeters |
| Minimum Focal Length | 30 millimeters | 35.00 millimeters | 17 millimeters | 35 millimeters | 35.0 millimeters | 50.00 millimeters |
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2017
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Awesome lens for both landscapes and portraits - highly recommend!
By Zack Nicol on August 21, 2017
This is my most recent lens purchase and it has quickly become my go-to lens. It is a small, compact autofocus lens that I use for both portraits and landscape photography. The low aperture makes for a nice blurry background and a crisp, clean subject in the foreground. It is perfect for if you're shooting a person or group of people with a nice blurry background behind them. It is also super effective at shooting landscape. It delivers high-quality, crisp images and the autofocus is FANTASTIC. Plus, it costs much less (~$100) than other similar lenses. I can't recommend this lens enough.
By Zack Nicol on August 21, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2016
Style: Single
is excellent for low light conditions have not even had trouble ...
By Amazon Customer on August 17, 2016
I bought 2 months ago , according DxOMark is the sharpest lens that exists for E mount . my personal opinion, focuses fast enough , is excellent for low light conditions have not even had trouble focusing in low light on my sony a6000 , has a bit of distortion that is easily corrected in Lightroom 6.6 , the build quality is excellent , I give it 5 stars why it is a great product at a very low cost, especially because it is the sharpest lens that exists for E mount , only not recommend it for video because it has no stabilizer.
By Amazon Customer on August 17, 2016
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2016
Pros:
Best-in-class aperture. f1.4 is currently the best available on the market, there is no more open lens in this range.
Cheap. Compared to the competition, this lens is an absolute steal. Cheaper than the nearest Sony and Zeiss equivalents.
Amazing quality. I never knew a lens this cheap, and promising f1.4, could ever look this good. Unless you're a serious photo pro who's crawling over the pixels in Photoshop, this lens is near perfect at any setting. What small flaws it does have, are almost all easily fixed (e.g. very minor, best-in-class, barrel distortion). Anyone using this for point-and-shoot or basic portraits won't need to do a thing, it looks great out of the box.
Cons:
No image stabilization. This is really both a pro and a con. You don't need image stabilization anyway if you shoot with a tripod, so no sense paying for it. If you know anything about setting up your camera, you probably already know how to setup a fast shutter speed using the 1.4 to avoid almost all concerns about shaky hands. However, lacking image stabilization means handheld shots are a fraction slower and less stable than they would be with the Sony-equivalent lens that does have image stabilization. Really, I wouldn't be worried if you know how to setup a lens, but the Sony is the easier "point and click" lens in the range. If you're a studio photographer with a lot of lighting who depends on each individual shot being perfect yet you don't use a tripod, then maybe you'd need to worry. I just shoot in multi-shot mode to make sure I get a good one.
Chromatic aberration. Also called "purple fringing", lenses with low enough f-stop values are prone to splitting the light on the edges of a subject, leading to a bleeding effect where sharp differences in light cause the object to have a purple outline. Note that this outline is normally pretty hard to see unless you're really blowing up the image (8x10?) or looking for it on a monitor. This is normal, and for this class of lense, this lense is still great for its class. If this is a major concern for you, either shop around, or learn to shoot around it (increase f-stop when shooting sharp light contrasts, for instance).
Zoom by wire. Most e-mount lenses don't zoom on a 1:1 track with how you spin the ring, they relay that information to the camera which tries to guess what value you're reaching for. This is totally normal across the range, but some people seem to be bothered by it, so take note. This lens dials in just as well as any of its fly-by-wire competitors, and I find I can get exactly the results I want using the simple "show a zoom during focus" option on my camera.
Overall:
This lens has all the normal flaws of a 1.4 in this price range, but it costs less, and has the lowest f-stop you can get. Absolutely, bar-none the best prime lens for most users. Requires only beginner-level knowledge to make the most out of it. Spend one day looking up tips on shooting with lenses with low f-stops, and you'll be ready for this.
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Best prime for E-Mount
By Providential on September 6, 2016
As many have said, this might just be the best prime lens for Sony's E-Mount / APS-C cameras. I use it on my Sony A6000, and it's amazing. Quick pros and cons:By Providential on September 6, 2016
Pros:
Best-in-class aperture. f1.4 is currently the best available on the market, there is no more open lens in this range.
Cheap. Compared to the competition, this lens is an absolute steal. Cheaper than the nearest Sony and Zeiss equivalents.
Amazing quality. I never knew a lens this cheap, and promising f1.4, could ever look this good. Unless you're a serious photo pro who's crawling over the pixels in Photoshop, this lens is near perfect at any setting. What small flaws it does have, are almost all easily fixed (e.g. very minor, best-in-class, barrel distortion). Anyone using this for point-and-shoot or basic portraits won't need to do a thing, it looks great out of the box.
Cons:
No image stabilization. This is really both a pro and a con. You don't need image stabilization anyway if you shoot with a tripod, so no sense paying for it. If you know anything about setting up your camera, you probably already know how to setup a fast shutter speed using the 1.4 to avoid almost all concerns about shaky hands. However, lacking image stabilization means handheld shots are a fraction slower and less stable than they would be with the Sony-equivalent lens that does have image stabilization. Really, I wouldn't be worried if you know how to setup a lens, but the Sony is the easier "point and click" lens in the range. If you're a studio photographer with a lot of lighting who depends on each individual shot being perfect yet you don't use a tripod, then maybe you'd need to worry. I just shoot in multi-shot mode to make sure I get a good one.
Chromatic aberration. Also called "purple fringing", lenses with low enough f-stop values are prone to splitting the light on the edges of a subject, leading to a bleeding effect where sharp differences in light cause the object to have a purple outline. Note that this outline is normally pretty hard to see unless you're really blowing up the image (8x10?) or looking for it on a monitor. This is normal, and for this class of lense, this lense is still great for its class. If this is a major concern for you, either shop around, or learn to shoot around it (increase f-stop when shooting sharp light contrasts, for instance).
Zoom by wire. Most e-mount lenses don't zoom on a 1:1 track with how you spin the ring, they relay that information to the camera which tries to guess what value you're reaching for. This is totally normal across the range, but some people seem to be bothered by it, so take note. This lens dials in just as well as any of its fly-by-wire competitors, and I find I can get exactly the results I want using the simple "show a zoom during focus" option on my camera.
Overall:
This lens has all the normal flaws of a 1.4 in this price range, but it costs less, and has the lowest f-stop you can get. Absolutely, bar-none the best prime lens for most users. Requires only beginner-level knowledge to make the most out of it. Spend one day looking up tips on shooting with lenses with low f-stops, and you'll be ready for this.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2018
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
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Jake
Amazing, Sharp, Bright low-light
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2019Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Amazing, Sharp, Bright low-light
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2019
For the price, this lens's performance is amazing. It takes brilliantly sharp images and amazing bokeh depth of field with the wide aperture this lens provides. Low light performance is also amazing. I would absolutely recommend this lens to someone who is looking for a good performance lens at a cheap price (In the photography world).Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2019
I should note, that as of the time of this review, the details provided in the advertising of this product on this amazon page states that it has a 7x optical zoom. This is not the case, since it's a prime lens.
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Chris
LÖSUNG: Autofokus Blende f2 Fehler
Reviewed in Germany on April 26, 2018Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Ull
No es tan bueno.
Reviewed in Spain on September 20, 2018Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Ralf Tenbrink
Sharpest lens I own.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 19, 2017Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Sharpest lens I own.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 19, 2017
This is the sharpest lens in my bag. Unbelievable for the price tag. Great walk around lens. Ideal for street photography and many other types of photography. This stays almost constantly on one of my cameras. It does hunt a tiny bit but not always and it is still so fast that I did not even realize it in the beginning. For me it's totally acceptable and I recommend this lens under would buy it again without hesitation.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 19, 2017
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Suberb prime lens
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