Sony - E 15mm F1.4 G APS-C Large-Aperture Wide-Angle G Lens - Black
Model: SEL15F14G
SKU: 12627136
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This wide-angle, large aperture 15mm APS-C prime offers dynamic perspectives, corner-to-corner sharpness, naturally rendered bokeh in an incredibly mobile package. Fast, precise, quiet AF, optical design for refined movies shooting and rugged reliability make it ideal for use with APS-C and Super35 cameras for both still and video content creators.
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G Lens wide-angle 15mm APS-C prime offers dynamic perspectives, outstanding image quality, large F1.4 aperture as well as fast, precise, quiet AF ideal for still and video content creators.
The small size and low weight of the lens makes it a perfect match for compact APS-C as well as Super35 E-mount cameras. Also thanks to a refined internal focus mechanism, the lens�s length remains constant while focusing for ideal balance and handling. You can move in close to the subject, right down to the lens�s minimum focusing distance, and shoot movies or stills without being restricted by changing lens length.
Two linear motors give this large-aperture lens impressively fast, precise autofocus and tracking performance for both stills and movies. AF and tracking are so responsive that the full speed potential of the camera in use can be utilized so that even fast or erratically moving subjects can be reliably captured.
An aperture ring provides intuitive control plus the fast response required for professional applications. It also includes a switch that turns the aperture click stops on or off � ON for tactile feedback when shooting stills or OFF for seamless, silent control when shooting movies.
State-of-the-art lens technology packed into this remarkable large-aperture wide-angle lens reduces unwanted focus breathing and angle of view shifts when focusing. It also supports the breathing compensation function in compatible alpha cameras, further reducing unwanted angle of view shifts during focusing for smooth, high-quality movie footage.