Sony Fe 16 35Mm F2 8 Gm

[Zipper] I sometimes use a Sony FE C 16-35mm T3.1 lens with my FX6, this case works great for that setup. Room for monitor and other lens.

[Bay 70] I wanted to get the best clear 82mm filter for my Sony 16-35mm GM lens. Even though I always used B+W for my cheaper lenses after doing some research I decided to go with Heliopan and wasn't disappointed. The build is great and the glass is super clear. I was concerned if it is going to vignette at 16mm or if I will be able to keep the hood on or not and I can confirm that everything fits and works great.

[Bayonet] This hood fits and works perfectly with the RX1R / RX1R-II, unsurprising since the FE 35mm 2.8 and the 35mm f2 on the RX1 are practically the same lens except for a stop difference in brightness. The hood is *slightly* tighter fitting on the RX1R but it doesnt feel like it will break anything. Give it a slightly harder twist to lock it on, and it looks like a natural part of the camera. This hood makes much more sense than the official absurdly priced rangefinder-style hood Sony sells for the RX1, as its much more compact, provides shade and superior protection for the lens, can take a filter behind the hood (49mm) and on the hood itself (40.5mm), and serves as a lens cap. (Sold separately, get a 40.5mm cap to cover the front of the hood when not in use. The FE 35mm 2.8 comes with both.) Oh also this is like 1/5 the price. Only downside? The text is wrong for the RX1 saying its a f2.8 instead of f2 but whatever. Get one if you have an RX1. Surprised Sony doesnt cross-sell it as an option for the RX1 natively.

[0.245 lb] Purchased this along with the Sony FE 14mm f/.8 GM lens. It was very easy to install but be sure to have a #000 torx screwdriver to remove the Sony screws since the supplied screwdriver only work with the Haida screws. I do recommend have an electronics mat to work on since the screws are very small and become easily lost. Installing the back plan filters are simple and you just flip the latch the hold them in place. The entire kit is a nice addon to any shooter of this lens!

[0.06 lb] Bought this to go with my newly purchased Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens and for a mere extra $500ish I've also got a 400mm lense. Works great!

[Yes] The Sony FE 70-200 2.8 GM was well worth the wait. The only negative is it's a bit heavy however yielding fabulous results and fast becoming one of my favorites. I'd recommend monopod or tripod vs handheld for extended shooting. IMO the Sony FE 70-200 2.8 GM OSS will be the benchmark other zooms will be compared to.

[0.265 lb] Fits my Sony FE 100-400 GM lens perfectly and eliminates the need to carry or attach an arca Swiss tripod plate. Very efficient.

[1x RJ11] Works great on my Kirk replacement foot for Sony FE 100-400mm GM lens and on my RRS L Bracket for my Sony A7R IV. I love the way it turns so easily and freely. A bit hard to take off so I sometimes, most of the time, utilize something other than my finger to press the button. This is a mild annoyance to what I feel is a very secure connection. Very well made and will most likely be buying several more. Highly recommended!

[0.25x] I bought the Sony FE 70-200 f/2.8 GM mk1 to pair with my A7SIII and I could not be happier with the focal range. From wildlife, portraits and street photography this has served me well so far. I love the internal zoom and how difficult it would be to get dust and debris inside the lens, that was actually a huge plus for me as I do live in a somewhat dusty house. Thanks B&H.

[f/1.8] Compared to the Sony FE 135mm f1.8 GM is almost as good if not a better but at less than half the price. A MUST OWN LENS FOR ALL Sony full-frame cameras. Perfect piece in budget.