Rokinon 35mm F1.8 Auto Focus Compact Full Frame Wide Angle Lens For Sony E Mount, Black, Io3518-E

Hey I recommend this lens. Value for money

It's a great value lens that is sharp and fast for photography, and for videography which is what I purchased this lens for is excellent. Allowing fast autofocus and very minimal focus breathing when pulling focus either automatically or manually. All in all I'm very happy with the Rokinon (Samyang) lenses, they're one and the same and they're a brilliant full frame lens for my apsc sensor camera, allowing me room to upgrade to a full frame Sony body later and still use the Sony E mount full frame with this lens, it's an awesome ecosystem Sony has create and this Rokinon lens offers very sharp almost indistinguishable differences to the Sony line (I did say almost indistinguishable to me as a beginner, hence great value and money saved).

Works well with my Sony A7C2. Image quality is fantastic. The fast aperture is very useful in low light conditions and in filming kids on interior settings. The auto focus is not as fast as Sony lenses but for the price point, no complains.

Me funciona muy bien, es niitido con muy buena calidad de imagen

Es una excelente opción y que mejor comprarlo en descuento. Un lente potente para darle versatilidad a tu fotografía si aun no tienes para comprar un lente más costoso. Es una gran opción lo mega recomiendo para salir del lente kit.

Missing in my photography toolbox was an auto-focus prime at 35 mm for my A7 body: the Rokinon served the purpose of giving me dynamics and speed for moving subjects versus my 40 mm Voigtlander. Yet my respect for the Rokinon glass came well before, during the days when DSLRs paired well with manual Rokinon cine lenses -- sharp and fast with bokeh of distintive softness and creaminess. All of those characteristics still reign with this lens, and it is still a joy to operate and carry around on all days shoots due to it's light weight (and without sacrificing solid build quality). All around? Excellent value, tack sharpness, and creamsicle bokeh; cold, sharp edges on focused points that pop from the creamy background.