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Sony 35mm 1.8 e mount full frame manual#
Sony 35mm 1.8 e mount full frame upgrade#
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Subtle background blurring is a must-have for many occasions, from wedding receptions to portraits.

Sony 35mm 1.8 e mount full frame manual#

The autofocus is beautiful, of course, and what else do you expect from Sony? But even better is the fact that you can switch to manual focus with the Sony 35mm and hold every picture to your professional standards.

Compact and lightweight, as any good “second lens” should be, but not without sacrificing performance, thanks to a F1.8 aperture and 35mm equivalency focal length of 52.5mm.

The SONY 35MM F/1.8 OSS E MOUNT LENS fits the bill as a “renaissance lens,” in a manner of speaking, thanks to versatility and a ton of features: Your “backup” lens should be as good as a primary lens, but also ready to handle anything, from a live event to the quick shots any photographer might need in a jiffy. ps attached is a sample pic that were taken with my a6000, shot in FINE jpeg mode and was not post processed. So overall great lens, go buy one for your a6000 or any NEX camera and see the difference/improvements! If you have any questions for me just comment on my review and I'll try to get back to you. I thought about off brands which are half the price, but you lose the OSS and it's not as fast and bright. It is pretty pricey, specially comparing it to the 50mm f1.8 prime (which is just as amazing) but as I understand it, the 35mm is more complex with more glass elements which is harder to make etc.

Very sharp as well, great color rendition and looks and feels great - doesn't matter parts of it are plastic, it's good quality. Being a prime you can't zoom in but the amount of light this thing is able to get fr that wide f1.8 aperture is insane! Again, comparing this to the kit lens, it's like night and day.

Sony 35mm 1.8 e mount full frame upgrade#

View full ReviewĪwesome lens and a huge upgrade from the standard 16-50mm kit lens that comes with the a6000. With the money you save from buying this over the 24/1.8, you can go buy another lens for your set.

Sony 35mm 1.8 e mount full frame iso#

So you can use lower ISO numbers indoors, compared to the 24/1.8. You can get sharp shots at 1/15s shutter speed and have a decent chance at 1/5s. At 1.8 it's a little softer but once you stop down, it gets very sharp The biggest thing I like about this lens, over the Zeiss 24/1.8, is it has optical stabilization. look at the two pictures I attached, the 35mm 1.8 is capable of some very nice details. I wasn't expecting much from the 35/1.8 (especially since it was a pure sony design) I was blown away by how wrong I was. I played around with other M-mount lenses but missed having AF. About a month ago, I bought a M-Mount Zeiss lens and realized the 24/1.8 didn't seem like it was worth the money anymore.

I liked it a lot but always wondered if it really was worth $1100. Previously I was using the Sony Zeiss 24/1.8 as my main lens on the NEX-5N.