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Most new Samyang A and E-mount lenses in Stock!

Most newly announced Samyang A and E-mount lenses are in Stock at Bhphoto:

8mm f/2.8 UMC Fish-Eye as Sony E mount (Click here).
10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS lens as Sony E mount (Click here) and as Sony A mount (Click here).
12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens as Sony E mount (Click here).
8mm T3.1 Cine UMC Fish-Eye II lens as Sony E mount (Click here).
24mm f/1.4 ED AS IF UMC lens as Sony E-mount (Click here).
35mm f/1.4 AS UMC lens as Sony E-mount (Click here)

Some of them are also in Stock at Adorama (Click here) too.

Reminder:
The Silver A6000 is for the first time in Stock in USA via BHphoto (Click here). And so the Silver kit (Click here). The kit is also in Stock at Amazon (Click here). Also the great A6000+Zeiss kit is in Stock in all combinations at BHphoto (with $300 off).
The superfast 50mm f/0.95 Mitakon Full Frame E-mount lens can be preordered at [shoplink 26501 ebay]MXcamera eBay store (Click here)[/shoplink]. There is also another (to me unknown) store selling the same lens for $50 less at [shoplink 26594 ebay]MXcamera eBay store (Click here)[/shoplink].

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  1. APS-C
    8mm f/2.8 UMC Fish-Eye as Sony E mount (Designed for APS-C Sized Sensors)
    10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS lens as Sony E mount (Designed for APS-C Sized Sensors)
    10mm f/2.8 EDSony A mount (Designed for APS-C Sized Sensors)
    12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens as Sony E mount (Designed for APS-C Sized Sensors)
    8mm T3.1 Cine UMC Fish-Eye II lens as Sony E mount (Designed for APS-C Sized Sensors)

    Full Frame
    24mm f/1.4 ED AS IF UMC lens as Sony E-mount (Full-Frame or APS-C)
    35mm f/1.4 AS UMC lens as Sony E-mount (Full-Frame or APS-C)

      1. Thanks. They’ve been out of stock for as long as I can remember. There’s only one shop/seller I’ve found on eBay, Fotonia in Poland. But I’m not too sure whether the ones they have are the same as the newer full frame friendly ones which appear to have the new logo and red accent, like the ones in the press release and on sale at BH Photo.

  2. Bought a 12m F 2.0, ultra sharp even at F2 on a Nex 3n. Was trying to go for the 10mm, bt for now this is one of the best purchases I’ve made, sharper than the tokina at 12mm, F 2 instead os F2.8, and usable across the frame. And the bokeh is nice even on a 12mm wide lens.

    Very pleased! 😀

  3. Im confused by 10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS lens on a-mount. Bhphoto shows its 15mm (35mm FF equivalent). What’s the 10mm for?

  4. I’m trying to find out whether the E-mount lenses are a different design optimised for the shorter registration distance, or whether they just have a built in adapter tube and so are actually bigger than the SLR mount versions

    All these sights seem to show one picture of the lens that is identical
    in all mounts, which just can’t be the case with the wildly different
    registration distances.

    Has anyone seen pictures that actually show the E-mount lenses?

    1. I have the 12mm/2.0. It’s a “native” e-mount/x-mount design. Extremely small, light and compact (without the hood) for the specs. I think the 8mm fisheye is also designed for mirrorless systems, the rest are DSLR designs with built-in adapter.

      1. thanks miran
        and I can fill in the info for the 8mm fisheye:
        the first version was f3.5 and was the DLSR design with built in adaptor
        but I have the 2nd version which was redesigned for mirrorless – f2.8, tiny and better quality according to reviews – a little gem on my APS-C NEX-5N

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