Meyer-Optik Trioplan 35Mm F/2.8 Ii Sony E-Mount Lens

Meyer-optik Trioplan 35mm F/2.8 Ii Sony E-mount Lens

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The Meyer-Optik Trioplan 35mm f/2.8 II Sony E-Mount Lensfrom Meyer-Optik Trioplan 35mm f/2.8 II Sony E-Mount Lensis a classic, compact, wide-angle prime lens designed for Sony E-Mount-mount cameras. Made for travel, street, or nature photography, this sturdy all-metal lens produces a high degree of sharpness. It has a distinct artistic quality for a smooth rendering of out-of-focus areas to suit shallow depth of field shooting.

The lens elements are made from coated Schott optical glass in order to produce vibrant colors and high contrast in a variety of lighting conditions. This lens is also characterized by its manual focus operation, short 7.9" minimum focusing distance, and a 12-blade diaphragm that produces the famous Trioplan soap bubble bokeh for out-of-focus highlights.

Sony E-Mount / Full-Frame Format Aperture Range: f/2.8 to f/22 Minimum Focus Distance: 7.9" Manual Focus 12-Blade Diaphragm 52mm Front Filter Size

Key Specs
Focal Length	35mm
Maximum Aperture	f/2.8
Lens Mount	Sony E
Lens Format Coverage	Full-Frame
Focus Type	Manual Focus
Image Stabilization	No
Filter Size	52 mm (Front)
Parameters
Maximum Aperture	f/2.8
Minimum Aperture	f/22
Lens Mount	Sony E
Lens Format Coverage	Full-Frame
Angle of View	63°
Minimum Focus Distance	7.9" / 0.2 m
Diaphragm Blades	12
Focus Type	Manual Focus
Image Stabilization	No
Filter Size	52 mm (Front)
Weight	10.6 oz / 300 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.65 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.7 x 6.5 x 4.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this lens have a chip and provide exif info?

A: No, it is fully manual with no electronic contacts.

Q: 2. Does this lens cover full frame or super35?

A: The Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 35mm f/2.8 II Lens for Sony E-Mount covers full frame.

Q: 3. The photo shows f16 and the text says f22 for max?? Which is it??

A: The minimum aperture is f/22, what you see in the photo is the depth of field scale, not the aperture ring. Basically it is not particularly necessary to show f/22 on the DOF scale.

Q: 4. Does this lens couple with the Leica M Rangefinder? I know that the 30mm does not. But this description is vague.

A: No the Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 50mm f/2.8 II Lens for Leica M is not rangefinder coupled.

Q: 5. I would like to know the following, I have a Nikon Z6 if I add the FTZ adapter, does this lens work without problems?

A: This is a manual lens, with manual Aperture and Focus control. It will behave the same way on the adapter without any issues.

Q: 6. What is the Minimum Focus Distance?

A: The Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Biotar 58mm f/1.5 II Lens for Sony E minimum focusing distance is 2.3 feet.

Q: 7. What is the weight of this lens?

A: 5.3oz.

Q: 8. Is this lens can use Hasselblad X1D ll 50C Camera?

A: The Hasselblad X1D II 50C uses the Hasselblad X mount, not a Fuji X mount. This 38mm Hasselblad less can be used instead: https://bhpho.to/3ADmIVR

Q: 9. What is the Magnification/Reproduction ratio? I see others are using for Macro.

A: This has a 1:1 ratio.

Q: 10. What are the front to back dimensions?

A: The Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Lydith 30mm f/3.5 II Lens for Canon RF is 71mm in length.

JJ	28/09/2024
[f/22] This is a great optic, full of character that inspires you as you work with it. If I could wish for one improvement, however, it would be to decrease its MFD. If you could shoot closer to the subject this lens would be legendary.... Still, I highly recommend this lens! 5

Duyen	27/09/2024
[f/2.8] It's look very Solid and very beautiful ! The legend is back and more powerful than before !!! 5

Marvin	15/09/2024
[f/2.8] Nice lens with nice bubble bokeh. Nice vintage effect. Creates a dreamy world or sceneray. You need to get used to the manual settings and handling (nowadays where everything is automatic) but it works quite fast. Delivery of B&H was very fast even from the US to Switzerland. I can highly recommend the lens and as well B&H. 5

Duyen	25/08/2024
[35mm] It's true that the legend has returned ! Lens looks very beautiful ! 5

Donald	24/08/2024
[52 mm (Front)] I ove the way this Lydith renders, excellent detail wide open but with a soft glow. Stop it dow to f/5.6 and it get amazingly sharp, although still a bit mushy in the corners. It is proving outstanding for head/shoulders portraits wide open and nice for landscapes stopped down to f/5.6 to f/11. Its optical design is old but then that what I bought it for. Fabrication quality is excellent, beautifully made. My old wish would be that they make it rangefinder couple for Leica M cameras (none of M digital cameras support live view). One buys this lens for what it is, and it is not like a late version Leica lens yet it has its own qualities one can take advantage of. Considering it is a lens made in Germany by skilled craftsmen just as Leica lenses are, the price is not bad at all. Just realize what you are buying is old school optical design in a beautiful modern package. 5

o	27/07/2024
[Sony E] How do you activate the close focus front moving element on this lens? 5

Marc	13/07/2024
[63°] The small size of the lense make it easy to carry in your photo bag. This lense enables not only great bokeh but provides a very good sharpness and is very sensitive to white balance variations. Try it and you will enjoy it immediately. 5

Peter	07/07/2024
[52 mm (Front)] I wanted to try a manual lens on my A7r IV. This lens is much sharper than my Sony 40mm G lens. On par with the Batis (albeit manual focus). It is extremely well built and the aperture can can declick for video. I'll be adding more from this line to my kit. 5

o	06/07/2024
[12] Worthy of the Lydith name 5

George	11/06/2024
[63°] yes, it can have chromatic abberation. yes, it can be hard to focus. yes, it has character, and yes, i love this lens. if you are looking for something a little different from all the clinically correct lenses out there, try this one. 5