FE 50mm F1.8 Compact Lightweight E Mount Lens with Beautiful Dedofusing Bokeh Compatible with Full Frame and APS C Camera SEL50F18F, Black, Lens Only

Great lens and great price, love it

العدسة جميلة، لكن الإشكال يكمن في الوصف الذي يقدمه البائع، فأنا عندما اشتريت العدسة اعتقدت أنها فعلا 50مم ذات الإطار الكامل كما هو في الوصف، لكن عندما فتحت العدسة وجدت أنها فقط 35مم إطار وكامل و 50 تشتغل مع APS، لذا قمت بإرجاع السلعة لأنني أبحث عن 50مم إطار كامل، لكن بالنسبة للذين لديهم كاميرا APS فهذه العدسة جميلة بالنسبة لهم وحتى بالنسبة للذين لديهم كاميرا Full frame ويريدون عدسة 35 مم فأنا انصحهم بها فهي جميلة وصغيرة الحجم وسريعة التركيز...

I like the lens but AF not good at all, it's pretty much useless. I'll use it with MF with focus pull. Don't buy it if you want to use it for AF.

Good with full frame Sony camera 👌👌

Best for portrait photography

Legit and fast delivery!

Well, the main issue I have with this lens is how slow it is. It keeps clicking even if it’s locked on. It doesn’t seem to comprehend it has secured a focus. Very weird! One more thing I hate about this the build quality. Of course I understand that when I pay 700 AED for a lens that it would be built well, but I draw the line at the mount part! The metal-colored mount ring is actually made of plastic!!!! How expensive it would have cost Sony to just make that part metal? And if it had made a decision to make with plastic, why does it make it as if it is metal??

The lens came without defect, but the lens itself is terrible, noisy when focusing, on the video can hear this sound, poorly focused, blurs the background as if it was done in photoshop, I will sell this lens and take another.

Es un buen lente, te saca de muchos apuros, tiene buena calidad pero que sea de tambor móvil no va con mi estilo de trabajo. Tarda mucho en enfocar en mi A7r2. En la a7IV va de maravilla

Gefertigt ist das Gehäuse komplett aus Kunststoff mit einem Bajonett aus Metall, insgesamt macht es aber einen wertigen Eindruck. Hinzu kommt, dass es mit 186 g sehr leicht ist. Das einzige Bedienelement ist der gummierte Fokusring. Die Bildschärfe ist insgesamt sehr gut und die Offenblende f1.8 ergibt bei Bedarf ein weiches Bokeh und erlaubt auch in Situationen mit weniger Beleuchtung gute Bilder. Der Autofokus funktioniert in Kombination mit meiner Alpha 6400 sehr gut, in dunkler Umgebung gibt es leichte Abstriche, jedoch haben da teilweise auch teurere Objektive Probleme. Auch ist dieser nicht der schnellste im Vergleich zu anderen, teureren Linsen, ich finde ihn aber auch nicht langsam. Und ja, er macht Geräusche beim Fokusieren, was mich aber nicht stört, da ich vorwiegend Fotos mache. Allerdings passt die Linse weniger an meine Nex 7, der Fokus funktioniert nur im AF-S-Modus, im AF-C-Modus versagt er völlig. Ich empfehle vorher auf der Sony Homepage auf die Kompatibilitätsliste zu schauen, bevor Du einen Kauf in Erwägung ziehst. Da ist das Objektiv z.B. für die gesamte NEX-Reihe nur eingeschränkt nutzbar, die Details, womit es jeweils hakt, sind ausführlich beschrieben. Übrigens gibt es auch bei der Alpha 6000 massive Einschränkungen, was hier ein Käufer bemängelt. Witzigerweise ist auch die Alpha 6400 als eingeschränkt kompatibel beschrieben, erklärt wird das damit, dass die Bildstabilisierung nicht funktioniert. 🤣 Ich habe das Vollformat-Objektiv im Angebot für 149,- € erstanden, das ergibt für mich ein sehr gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis. (Wobei der aktuell genannte UVP von 329,- € absoluter Nonsens ist!) Von mir gibt es eine klare Empfehlung.

The Sony 50mm f/1.8 lens is an excellent choice for beginners and enthusiasts. Its wide aperture delivers great bokeh and good details, ideal for portraits and low-light shots. Compact and lightweight, it’s easy to carry around. Autofocus could be faster, but overall, it’s incredible value for the price!

Premetto che parlo da novizio e che uso la mia macchina fotografica solo per uso amatoriale. Questo obiettivo l’ho acquistato in sostituzione del classico obiettivo kit compreso nelle Sony APS-C (la mia è una a6100). Avendone sentito parlare molto tra gli amici appassionati di fotografia, ho voluto acquistarlo anche io. L’obiettivo, dal punto di vista della costruzione, è realizzato interamente in plastica; tuttavia, una volta in mano risulta solido, ben costruito e soprattutto leggero. La lunghezza focale è di 50 mm fissa, quindi non c’è la possibilità di zoomare, però avendo un’apertura massima di f1.8 consente di ottenere uno sfondo sfocato piacevole, ideale per ritratti. Anche quando si scatta con un diaframma più chiuso la resa fotografica è dettagliata e nitida. Dal mio punto di vista questa lente è estremamente versatile: è adatta ad una ampia varietà di applicazioni tra cui ritratti, paesaggi e street photography. In conclusione, il Sony 50mm f/1.8 è un obiettivo eccezionale che offre un'ottima qualità ottica e versatilità. È una scelta ideale per chiunque cerchi un obiettivo prime di qualità, compatto e ad un prezzo accessibile, perfetto per una vasta gamma di situazioni fotografiche.

I have a confession. I am a bonafide pixel peeper. It’s a problem and I know it. Nothing gets me more excited about photography than to snap a picture and immediately review it, zoom it in 100% and see a sharp, clear image. I wouldn’t call it an obsession but the hunt for equipment that can deliver these type of results has cost me a lot of time and money. People always say to spend more $ on the glass and less $ on the body, well I tried that. I recently bought a Sony A6500 and instead of buying several cheap lenses I bought one really good one. The beloved SEL24F18z. Don’t get me wrong, that lens and body combo is really sweet but after trying it out for a few weeks I ended up returning both. The images were nice but zoomed in at 100% they weren’t $2300 nice. So I did some more research and decided to go in the opposite direction. Expensive body, cheap lens. For the same price of the A6500 and the Zeiss 24mm I got an A7rii (Amazon Warehouse used like new) and this “cheap” lens and I’m telling you the difference is night and day. I’ve never seen images this sharp. Every picture I take with this setup looks professional (which I’m definitely not). I was concerned that the high megapixel sensor would show this lens’ weaknesses but quite the contrary. I will say for optimum sharpness to keep it stopped down to at least f2.8. As with most lenses, wide open is pretty soft. Even the Zeiss 24 was soft at 1.8. Quick Tip: Update your camera body AND the lens As soon as I put this lens on and started using it I noticed some very sporadic focus hunting going on. It wouldn’t lock onto anything at all. The short time I had with the Zeiss 24 kind of got me spoiled with ridiculously fast auto focus. So I knew something was wrong. I plugged the camera into my computer and checked for updates. Both the body and lens were one version behind current. As soon as I updated them it was smooth sailing. Well smooth might be an overstatement. This lens is quirky. In good lightning it works perfectly. A little jerky but locks on. But in low light/low contrast it’s another story. It still hunts and is very hit or miss. For the price and image quality I’m willing to overlook poor low light focusing performance. Bottom Line. If you’re like me and scrounged up your last pennies to get the expensive body and are looking for a budget lens that has image quality over focus performance, this is it.