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(SR5) First full specs and images of the new Sony 28mm f/2.0 lens (Price is 449 Euro).

Sony28mmFE_2_2

Reminder: All new Sony FE lenses will be announced on Wednesday March 4 at 5-6 am London time. You can follow the live blogging here on SonyAlphaRumors.com!

And these are the first “official product” images and specs of the new Sony 28mm f/2.0 FE lens. The lens costs 449 Euro:

– Focal length: 28mm
– Max Aperture: f/2.0
– Minimum aperture: f / 22
– Filter size: 49mm
– Number of diaphragm blades: 9
– Focus on APS-C: 42mm
– Minimum focus distance: 29centimeter
– Weight: 200gram

Sony28mmFE_2

via CameraTools.

Shenikon now unveiled the price of the new FE lenses through their eBay store:
[shoplink 33732 ebay]Zeiss FE 35mm f/1.4 for $1,729 (Click here to see it)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 33744 ebay]Sony FE 24-240mm lens for $1,099 (Click here to see it)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 33745 ebay]Sony FE 28mm f/2.0 lens for $459 (Click here to see it)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 33753 ebay]Sony 16mm Fisheye Converter for $319 (Click here to see it)[/shoplink].

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43 Responses

  1. come on it doesn’t matter if it’s 2,0 or 2.8
    who doesn’t know the difference is buying it anyway. after all it’s a sony. 😉
    2.8 comes with a lower price tag > essential for the market.

      1. Its a play off of the earlier report.that it was a G. Andrea has more typos with the specs on this lens than all the others combined.

    1. This lens has no competitors at 450. The canon lens is from 2005, I don’t think it should be compared to this. There is no point asking for less. Why not complain that you don’t have to pay but rather get some cash buying this thing? Or maybe f/0.4, 5 Axis IS? Perhaps?

    2. The Minolta AF 28/2 is between $375 and $575 on the used market and then add $250 for the LAEA4.

      If this lens is anywhere near as good as the Minolta, it will be priced just right.

  2. Price is right, specs are right, it would probably perform great on a smaller-than-A7 full-frame camera with 5-axis stabilization.

  3. so the 35 2.8 is more expensive than the 28f2. Does this mean this lens is lower quality? Generally these things are priced at what the market will bear in relation to aperture and image quality.

    1. No. The 35/1.8 normal sony branded emount lens is sharper than the Zeiss 24/1.8. People who want a blue badge thats looks cool pay more. Zeiss doesn’t meant better IQ when it comes to emount lenses.

      1. What? Do you compare a 24mm with a 35mm? A 35/1.8 is far simpler to design and correct than a 24/1.8. I own the 24/1.8. It is not perfect, but it is an outstanding lens and worth every penny. If there is a premium for the blue Zeiss badge, than it is minimal. Just my opinion.

        Either way, your comparison makes no sense whatsoever.

    2. I don’t think so. The 35mm f2.8 is a very sharp lens from f2.8 itself.

      I am sure the 28mm f2 won’t be a bad performer but it may need not match the contrast and sharpness levels of the 35mm f2.8.

      The 28mm f2 can be made more versatile with the matched converter.

      1. Thats exactly what I was thinking. Is it worth 1 stop of light for the contrast/sharpness/extra width is the question. Plus it might drive the used prices of the 35mm lenses down.

        1. Well its highly possible that the 28mm f2 can match the 35mm f2.8 in sharpness. 28mm and f2 isn’t going to be some exotic design that requires a ton of corrections so yes hopefully the 35mm f2.8 can reduce in the used market.

          Honestly such a slow prime should have been priced much lower.

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