Description

FE 28mm F2

Add a Bright 28mm Prime to Your Kit

This full-frame 28mm wide-angle prime lens is an excellent second lens to complement your basic lens kit. It features a bright F2.0 maximum aperture, providing exceptional optical performance.

As a result, the advanced optics deliver sharpness all the way to the image edges, along with beautifully smooth bokeh when desired.

Moreover, with its F2.0 aperture, you can easily capture clear images indoors or in dim lighting while shooting handheld.

Additionally, an inner focus mechanism ensures stable, quiet autofocus operation, making this lens perfect for both movies and stills.

For those seeking even wider perspectives, you can use an optional 21mm Ultra-wide Converter or a 16mm Fisheye Converter, which offer full 180° coverage for added expressive potential.

FE 28mm F2 Compatibility:

E-mount Full Frame Cameras, E-mount APS-C cameras.

Prime Lens Resolution and Contrast

This lens features a fixed focal length design with 3 aspherical elements, including an AA (advanced aspherical) lens, and 2 ED elements.

In addition, multi-coating throughout ensures outstanding optical performance in a compact lens.

Smooth, Expressive Bokeh

The 9-blade circular aperture works seamlessly with the large aperture, creating smooth and beautiful background bokeh.

Small and Light for Everyday Photography

Weighing just 200 grams, this compact full-frame lens pairs perfectly with α7 series bodies. Thus, it is an ideal choice for everyday use and snapshots.

Dedicated Optional Converters Go Wider

For even more versatility, you can add the optional 21mm ultra-wide and 16mm fisheye converters for even wider perspectives.

Lens Configuration

1. Advanced aspherical lens (AA lens)
2. Aspherical lens  [3] ED (extra-low dispersion) glass

Note:

• 105° with a compatible APS-C sensor camera
• With interchangeable-lens digital cameras incorporating APS-C type image sensors.
• Less light is transmitted by any lens at the image periphery. If the light falloff becomes excessive, reduce the aperture by 1 or 2 stops.