[Yes] The lens is beautiful and a great buy. Feels ROCK steady on camera and the rings glide absolutely great! Definitely recommend picking this up for the price point. The visual quality is amazing!

[Sony E] This lens is built like a tank. Its solid, the focus pull is smooth, and it gives you a crisp image even wide open. I can't wait for them to release a 24mm.

[Sony E] The 50mm is out!

[Sony E] This is my opinion as well as guess that Veydra has transferred to a new brand or have sold their manufacturing set up to where it was originally produced (China). There are two videos on youtube comparing the 25mm and they are an exact match. I own the 85 mm and it is longer that their 85 that matches in their picture. They will have a cinema set matching Veydras exactly. 12, 16, (minus) the 19, 25 ,35 ,50 & 85 (shorter).

[Sony E] I did a lot of research as to what I should get adapter/lens wise for my R5c. This adapter turned out to be the perfect one! I can use great existing EF cinema lenses with my R5c, while also making up for the fact that the R5c has no internal ND with the drop in VND included with the adapter. I also love the PL mount style locking ring (I've never seen one like this in EF before!!), as it makes it quick and easy to swap lenses, and it ensures an absolutely solid connection. It can take some getting used to, particularly for those used to photography style mounts. But it's definitely a solidly built, high quality and very functional adapter. The VND filter apparently has better performance than the one in the Canon ef-rf filter adapter. And you can get a ton of third party options for more drop in filters!

[0.32 lb] Solid construction. Super sharp. I love using it with my GH5 and am still testing on my zcam e2. Highly recommend for film centric micro 4/3 users.

[0.32 lb] Feels real solid. I used to love the old Veydra mini primes and this is a worthy successor. Smooth focus and exposure rings. The flare is pretty decent in my opinion. The Bokeh is nice. For under $600 I couldn't ask for more.

[Yes] This drop-in VND adapter just makes old EF lens more
appealing than the native RF lens on Canon camera for video shooting. It adds build-in ND feature to the mirrorless cameras, making them feel more like an expensive cinema camera with built-in ND filters. Most importantly, the included VND filter has little color shift throughout the whole range, and the adapter does not reduce the auto focus performance. In my test on a sunny day, it does not negatively affect image quality, neither in color nor resolution. I did not notice any difference in auto focusing performance compared to the Canon adapter. The build quality is decent. The turning wheel has little resistance, which could be improved. But it feels accurate. I can set the exposure just by turning the VND, with aperture, time and ISO locked on camera. It is quite pleasant to use it on sunny days. Because of the convenience and no noticeable downside, I have no hesitation to keep it on my camera at all time, with the clear filter inside when the ND is not needed.

[0.32 lb] Compramos un lente para ver su construcción y revisar su luminosidad y calidad, realmente nos sorprendió ya compramos el 12 y el 16

[Sony E] Look at all the cinema lenses on the market. Most of the good ones are thousands of dollars. For under $400 you can have a TRUE cinema lens that produces a high quality image. Plus, the Meike is small and easy to use...get one...you will change the way you shoot forever!