
This compact full-frame F2.8 wide-angle zoom lens is an excellent match for α-series cameras, with advanced technology ensuring that camera performance is fully realized from ultra-wide 16 mm to wide 25 mm focal lengths. Outstanding G Lens resolution and bokeh are available throughout that range, and precision AF means fast, sharp focus. Great for wide-angle stills as well as movies.
Q: Does the lens have image stabilization?
A: This lens does not have in-lens image stabilization.
Q: What is the field of view at 1000 yards?
A: The field of view at 1000 yards is 107 feet.
Q: What is the lens's diameter?
A: The lens has a filter diameter of 67 millimeters.
Q: What are the special features of the lens?
A: This lens boasts G Lens image quality, a large f2.8 aperture, and a compact and lightweight design.
A: The lens weighs 0.9 pounds.
Q: What is the minimum aperture of the lens?
A: The minimum aperture of the Sony FE 16-25mm F2.8 G lens is f/22.

This compact full-frame F2.8 wide-angle zoom lens is an excellent match for α-series cameras, with advanced technology ensuring that camera performance is fully realized from ultra-wide 16 mm to wide 25 mm focal lengths. Outstanding G Lens resolution and bokeh are available throughout that range, and precision AF means fast, sharp focus. Great for wide-angle stills as well as movies.

Sony E 16-55mm F2.8 G Standard Zoom Lens Capture a wide range of subjects for stunning portraits and everyday shots with this Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 G lens. The Nano AR coating is flare and ghost-resistant for high-resolution crisp contrast, while the nine-blade circular aperture adds a more natural bokeh effect to your photos. This Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 G lens features a compact and lightweight design for easy carrying.

Sony G Master FE 24-70 mm F2.8 GM Full-Frame E-Mount Standard Zoom Lens: Explore the versatility this Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM camera lens brings to your photography, whether your shoot for fun or profit. This full-frame lens features a constant maximum aperture so that you can take incredible action. Direct Drive SSM offers quiet operation which is ideal for video and lets you focus this standard Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM camera lens quickly.

FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM II – Sony Alpha E-mount Full-frame Large-aperture Standard zoom G MASTER lens with excellent resolution and bokeh in a compact, lightweight design.
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Customers praise the Sony FE 16-25mm F2.8 G lens for its sharp images, lightweight design, wide-angle capabilities, and fast focus. They appreciate the lens's ability to capture expansive landscapes and architecture, as well as its compact size and excellent versatility for both photography and videography.
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Excellent lens. I use this for real estate with my 14MM and the quality is on point in comparison to that lens. The 14 is heavier than this lens and it feels better built but this lens is great. The weight is perfect for gimbal use which I use all day. If you’re going from a 16-35 GM you’re going to be super happy with the weight. Also you won’t need as large of a gimbal to use it. I have both the small and large ronin and I can now use the smaller ronin all day with this lens. The heavier set up use to make my back hurt and with this set up that issue has stop.
Posted by Danielsensual
I love this lens it is extremely versatile and budget-friendly for my first lens. I use it in almost every setting
Posted by RenaissanceB
Great Compact Lightweight Fast Quiet autofocus Low distortion Good for macro shots Great for low light Great sun stars if you are a fan Not So Great External zoom Limited zoom range AF/MF switch hard to use by feel This review comes from a standpoint of a prosumer that uses the lens for content for work. I mostly do landscape and macro photography. I am not as well versed on full usage compared to a full-time professional photographer and so this lens is a perfect fit having the key features without being as high and as their G Master line. Out of the box the lens is surprisingly light and compact. You could be forgiven for mistaking it for the kit lens. It is that compact. The weight isn’t much different either, but that f/2.8 aperture is a dead giveaway. While I mostly do landscape photography, the weight feels far more manageable for vloggers. Also, with such a wide angle you could keep the camera closer and minimize shaking without relying on electronic stabilization as well as reduce arm strain. It does have an external focus, but it doesn’t move very far and likely won’t affect balance if you use a gimble. For my main usage, it handles low light easily and can pull detail out of landscapes at night with limited noise even without a tripod. It creates nice bokeh balls that are slightly oblong at f/2.8 and become round starbursts as you step up. Daytime macro shots are sharp with limited distortion mainly evident in the corners at f/2.8. It quickly resolves as you step up. It also does a respectable job at portrait photography with a nice bokeh. If you like sun stars, they are very clean and crisp at f/22. It does exhibit minor issues with flare in certain scenarios and in some cases the included hood helps. The hood can store reversed on the lens, but it does block access to the AF/MF switch and lock button. Autofocus is smooth, fast, and silent with little to no focus breathing. It is fast enough to keep up with my dog. Unfortunately, I’m not always fast enough. The manual focus ring feels smooth and tight. While zoom doesn’t do much it is also smooth and tight. Adjusting f-stops is easy with satisfying clicks between stops and a firm click to lock out manual controls. So far, the only issues I have found are minor. On my Alpha a7iii lens correction is grayed out. In checking, I am on version 4.0 firmware and the latest is 4.01 but there is no mention of support. That said, distortion is minimal and primarily when used wide open. It is rarely visible in landscapes and can be easily corrected in post if needed. If you prefer to have distortion corrected in body, you may want to verify your camera body supports this lens directly. Another issue is the AF/MF switch. It isn’t very pronounced and doesn’t move easily. While this is good to prevent accidental changes it does make it harder for you to turn it on and off without turning the camera around to find the switch. Overall, the Sony FE 16-25mm f/2.8 lens is a versatile lens to have in your bag. While others are better in certain areas, this lens makes you question if you want to add the extra weight. The only area it falls short in is zoom which could be fixed by pairing it with its companion zoom lens.
Posted by CraigB