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Sony Sony FE 35mm f1.8 (SEL35F18F)
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Sony Sony FE 35mm f1.8 (SEL35F18F)
£639.00
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| Product code | CA51064 |
|---|---|
| Barcode | 4548736099760 |
| Barcode2 | 0027242916135 |
| Weight | 1 |
| Brand | Sony |
40 reviews for Sony Sony FE 35mm f1.8 (SEL35F18F)
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Caprice Evans –
The hype is real.Auto focus is on point.
Rafey –
Great lense. Very sharp and lightweight. Autofocus is great and silent.
Doyle harcavy –
Lighter but just as sharp
Julia S. –
Just as good as more expensive lenses that I ownMuch lighterWhich is why I bought it
Ron Seal –
This is Harry typing, not Mary.This lens is freaking awesome, light, sharp and fast focus!!What I love about it:Its a really light and compact 35 mm lens. Very easy to carry around with you and not heavy on the hands. It produced very sharp photos, not as sharp as the G-master 85 mm or the Zeiss 55 mm, but close enough to it. It has great durability as everything is metal so you best be careful not to lay this lens down on cement or any surface that will scratch it. The autofocusing on this lens is insanely fast especially with eye-autofocus keeping focus on your subject right away.The other big reason why i bought this lens is for videography. Once again, crystal sharp videos and insane fast autofocus. It picks up the subjects face right away even on my Sony a7S ii that uses phase contract focus detection. And its a good for gimbals since i record events, i do need a lens that can capture a lot of light without raising the ISO too much, this lens is perfect for it. Its not too heavy on the gimbal and does great recording in low light settings.What I dislike about it:Would definitely love it to be f/1.4 but hey, that means another $300 more to reach that aperture. No Optical Steady Shot (OSS) but that means another $300 added or basically its almost not needed for a 35 mm.Overall, i chose this lens over the sigma art DG 35 mm f/1.4 lens because it is lighter and built for sony mirrorless cameas. I do love sigma lenses as well but i recommend you all wait til Sigma releases an actually 35 mm lens designed for mirrorless cameras. Sigma usually labels their mirrorless camera lenses as DN and not DG.And if you need more convincing about this Sony 35 mm lens, I recommend you to watch Gerald Undone’s Sony 35 mm video about this lens on youtube. He goes into full details about it and definitely recommends it as well.
alex truelove –
Ive only taken this for a spin twice since Ive received it, but I am happy with the sharpness and focus speed. I think, for the price, the build quality could be better; the Zeiss 55mm just feels so much more solid. I do think its a bit overpriced, but Ive been looking for a small 35mm for some time, so I jumped on this lens.
miticodani –
Superb
L. Taylor Garito –
Beaut of a lens to use, shame Sony decided to price this so much dearer like for like against the other Sony f1.8 lenses. Most likely as its been the most requested lens for Sony to produce for its FF mirrorless market
Josie Gabriel –
Well worth the money. New go to lens. Buy it.
Ispookie666 –
I use this lens on my a7iii and a6500 for video and still photography, in a professional capacity. Nothing bad to say about this lens: it’s sharp, renders colors beautifully, has a nice bokeh and has minimal CAs (chromatic aberrations). I waited for this lens instead of buying one of the 35/1.4 lenses on the market from Sony/Zeiss and the other aftermarket manufacturers, mainly because the increase in cost isn’t worth the 1/3-stop increase in aperture, and as importantly, I didn’t want a huge lens that would wreck the balance of my rigs.I also have a Sony 85/1.8, Sony/Zeiss 55/1.8, Sony/Zeiss 24/1.8 (stays on the a6500). These are all excellent lenses and make a nice, compact kit.