Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens Sony E

The Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens Sony E is compatible with Sony DSLR E mount cameras with APS-C or full-frame sensors and are ideal to fit everything in to the frame, and perfect for property photography when you can´t move further back to fit everything in to the frame.

Properly used, wide angle lenses take hold of the viewer and pull them into the center of the scene. Wide angle lenses are to get close and bring out the person into the photo, they are not only used for fitting your subject into the photo. When used correctly, you'll certainly be compensated with compelling results.
 

Photograph by Jose Eivissa

Product features:

• Samyang 35mm f/1.4 ED AS UMC Lens is compatible with Sony E DSLR mount cameras with APS-C or full-frame sensors.
• Compact and light, ideal for shooting in low light lens.
• The wide angle lens is ideal for landscape photography, interiors, monuments and scenic views.
• Included a system called "floating" lenses to ensure high quality images at the minimum focus distance.
• This Samyang lens has multiple layers of anti-reflective coating (UMC), for dependable colour reproduction and to obtain images with high contrast.

The focusing ring on the Samyang 35mm f/1.4 ED AS UMC Lens is wide and it has a ridged, rubber traction band. Since this is a manual focus lens, you will find a range scale that extends from the closest distance of 30cm to infinity, having a useful depth of field scale for f/2.8, f/5.6, f/11, f/16 and f/22.

On the base of theSamyang 35mm lens you will find an aperture ring, variable in 1 stop (1 EV) periods, that has a distinct clicking action. An uncoupled (de-clicked) manual aperture edition of the lens is on the market in case your major interest is shooting videos instead of still photography.

Focusing is carried out internally so the Samyang 35mm lens will not change length and the filter thread does not rotate, wonderful for filter clients. Chromatic aberrations, generally viewed as purple or blue fringes around contrasty edges, are remarkably well handled with this particular lens.

One of many purposes to acquire a fast lens is usually to be in a position to isolate a subject from the background, that is typically very difficult to achieve using a wide angle lens. Samyang were evidently greatly aware about this necessity, since they appointed an iris diaphragm using 8 rounded blades to obtain attractive object rendering of the out-of-focus highlights, we can admit that Samyang have been successful. 

Photograph by Danny Plas

The gentle manual focusing ring on this Samyang 35mm wide angle lens is a delight to use, with damping which is neither too rigid and not really too light. Individuals who shoot video on a DSLR and have a tendency to use manual focus, should find this lens suitable because of its excellent manual focusing action and capacity to isolate a subject by means of shallow depth of field.

A helpful and clear hyper-focal distance scale is provided, and a hard stop is supplied for infinity focus, that ought to suit those who desire to make use of this lens for astronomical photography.