Part of Sirui Sniper 33mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens Sony E Blackis an ultra-fast prime lens with shallow depth of field and high-quality bokeh that produces sharp, in-focus imagery with clear subject isolation. The quick and accurate autofocus supports eye and object tracking even when the subject is in motion, benefiting photographers and videographers alike. The STM motor ensures a quiet autofocus experience with minimal focus breathing, another crucial benefit for videographers. Formatted for cameras with APS-C-size sensors, the 50mm full-frame equivalence is appropriate for various scenarios, including portraits, food, and still life. The lens features extra-low dispersion and high refractive elements that contribute to the unit's reduced size while enhancing optical performance and minimizing flare and ghosting. The 11-blade aperture diaphragm design contributes to the lens's soft, appealing bokeh.

APS-C | f/1.2 to f/16    50mm Full-Frame Equivalent    Ultra-Fast Normal-Length Prime    Autofocus with Eye and Object Tracking    Rounded 11-Blade Diaphragm    USB-C Port for Firmware Updates

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the image circle? Just saying APS-C isn't enough in today's world.

A: The Sirui Sniper 56mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens (Sony E, Black) is designed to cover an area the size of an APS-C image sensor.

Q: 2. Is that a USB-C connection I see?

A: The Sirui Sniper 23mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens (Sony E, Black) has a USB-C port for firmware updates.

Q: 3. Is it weather resistant?

A: The Sirui Sniper 75mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens (FUJIFILM X, Black) is not weather-resistant.

Q: 4. SO i recently just bought this & put on my Canon M50 mark ii & the aperture just keeps moving on its own. Does that mean my lens is broken?!! Bc i’ve literally tired everything. It won’t stop & I can’t even take a picture

A: If the physical aperture ring is moving on its own, that would be a defect in the unit. If on your camera it is showing the aperture changing on its own it could be a number of things. Check to see if your physical aperture ring is set to A, if it is, then you that means you control the aperture from the camera and could be changing on its own if you are in aperture priority or program mode.

Q: 5. My voigtlander 40mm is no longer accurately sending aperture data to my a7riii, is there a fix or an update to address this problem?

A: Have you cleaned the contacts on both the lens and the body? That's where I'd start.

Q: 6. Can you see the aperture setting on the rear lcd screen of the camera?

A: Yes, you can. The lens has contacts that communicate with the Sony cameras. So even though its manual focus, you can see your aperture, record metadata, and theres even an interesting manual focus assist that will sort of automatically zoom in on the subject as you turn the focus ring to help nail focus. Comes in handy sometimes, but can also be turned off in the menu when it gets annoying

Q: 7. How long is the focus throw?

A: It's 140

Q: 8. do they have a adapter to make it where it's autofocus?

A: That is not possible. This is a Manual Focus lens only.

Q: 9. Can this lens used on a full-frame camera?

A: The Sirui Sniper 16mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens on a full-frame camera will likely cause vignetting and distortion.

Q: 10. does this support focus mapping on a Sony A7IIII? thx

A: Focusing mapping would not be available on the Voigtlander Nokton 40mm f/1.2 Aspherical Lens for Sony E since it needs to be focused manually.