📷 Sony Carl ZEISS Sonnar T E 24mm F1.8 ZA E-Mount Prime Lens: Superior Image Quality and Versatile Performance Review

Got pros: - Steel case, - The minimum focusing distance is less than ten centimeters. Cons: the downside will be the price equal (at least for now) to the cost of the seventh Nex.

Pros: Build quality, materials, form factor are great! The picture is sharp, there are practically no operations, the minimum barrel. With its cons. The price is clearly a couple of times higher than "reality". In comparison with the sigma 30mm f1.4, the price twice as high is clearly not justified.

In general, cool glass for your money. Correct focal length, good aperture and color reproduction. Leaves a very pleasant impression. Of course, the official price is too high, so it's better to look for a used one or a stock one. Got pros: - Nice picture - Universal focal length, suitable for the role of a staff member on trips and in everyday life - Fast and quiet autofocus, you just won't hear it during normal use - Excellent sharpness - Good assembly, nothing dangles and does not leave…

an excellent staffer for any cropped nex or alpha - after all, 35mm is a universal glass unlike Sel 35mm 1.8 on an open aperture - the picture is working and is not killed in the corners and there are no wild x / a. decent glass for decent money and simply the BEST on crop for Sony Pros below: - sharp picture at 1.8 - fast af - partly depends on the camera module - great build - looks solid - holds backlight well - the picture is much better than the Sel 35mm 1.8 Has cons: - price - new…

Due to the missing stub, I can not give the maximum score. Some pros: - Light coloured. - Sharp. - Silent. - Supports hybrid autofocus - very fast focusing. - Steel case, high-quality assembly. - Convenient focal length and wide angle are good for shooting indoors. - The minimum focusing distance is less than ten centimeters. Its cons: - There is no image stabilizer. You can shoot handheld at shutter speeds longer than 1/50, but the percentage of blurry shots will be many times greater…

I've been shooting with Nikon for food and travel for over 15 years and wanted to downsize my travel kit a few years ago. Got a6000 and loved it, then upgraded to a6500 this year and got this 24mm at the same time. Possibly my favorite body and lens combo I've ever used. Day, Night, Macro, Portrait, Landscape. The lens is amazing. Being able to shoot wide-angle macros in extremely low light was something I'd never been able to do even with a tripod, but now I can with the built-in stabilization

I've wanted this lens for a few years but the price put me off. Finally, I could not stand it and bought it, which is very happy. I have Sigma Art 19mm 2.8, Sony 35mm 1.8, Sony 50mm 1.8, Zeiss 16-70mm 4.0 and Sony 18-200 3.5-6.3. I particularly like the fixes I bought, but this 24mm lens is really something special. The build quality is exceptional. Hold this lens in your hands and you will immediately recognize that this is a high-quality lens. He's sharp wide open from corner to corner…

I'm a little biased. It's by no means the first great lens I've used, but I think it's the best photographic lens I've ever had. I can't believe the sharpness, sharpness, color reproduction, bokeh and character of this lens. Zeiss 24 1.8 leaves nothing to be desired. I actually didn't see any of the minor issues that some other reviewers mention regarding CA, glare, etc. Minor quibbles, to be sure. I've been in love with the Sony NEX platform for some time, and have been a vocal supporter of…

Just received this lens as an upgrade from the standard 18-50mm kit on my a6000 and am very impressed so far. I found this to be a good general purpose prime lens that also allows me to shoot smooth, steady video. The goal is for this lens to live in front of the camera 90% of the time. The 24mm focal length is perfect for this purpose and is wide enough to shoot selfie videos for adventure videos as well as great photos. Pros: + I really like the fast f1.8 aperture and find it massive. an…

I am a professional photographer, I have 2 Canon 5D Mark III and some very expensive lenses. However, on my upcoming honeymoon, I didn't want to be lugging around expensive gear and constantly looking over my shoulder to avoid being robbed. The Sony NEX-7 has been my travel camera of choice due to its small size and DSLR-like capabilities. Also, a smaller camera—rather than a large SLR with a larger lens—would help the subject feel a little more comfortable when taking the picture. shoots…

This is a tough review, but let's get started. 18105f4 and a 16-50 kit lens. I've learned a lot on the NEX5T and am still learning on my A6300, and while I'm not exactly a beginner, I'm far from a seasoned photographer. I was arguing about whether to get this lens or the 1670 Zeiss. I like having universal lenses to reduce the number of lens changes and I like that about the 18105. The only problem is that the lens is quite large, but I'd say it's very sharp for my needs. The study of the 1670…

Lightweight, versatile. There is no alternative. Ideal for filming a child indoors. 35 1.8 - very good for the price and sharpness, but there will be only portraits or you will have to crawl around the corners and squeeze into the walls =) When you pay a thousand dollars for cropped glass with a Zeiss tag, you want to get the perfect thing, but there are no ideal things =) This is an acceptable compromise.

I walked around this glass for a long time, trying wherever I could. Finally took it off. I sold it a couple of weeks later and I don't want to hear about it anymore. If he had a price in the region of 15,000, somehow it was possible to justify his result. But at the current price does not justify its purchase. The center is very good, even in the open. But along the edge of the frame, none of the apertures provides sharpness comparable to sharpness in the center. Extremely strange…