The Sony SEL24F18Z Sonnar T* E24mm F1.8 ZA is an extremely bright, high-quality wide-angle lens by Carl Zeiss. It is only compatible with E-mount cameras
- Renowned optical quality by Carl Zeiss
- Wide maximum aperture for low-light shooting
- Smooth, quiet autofocus plus direct manual focus
Features
- Bright, high-performance Sonnar wide-angle prime lens by Carl Zeiss
- Wide angle (24mm focal length), ideal for landscapes, interiors, street photography and everyday shooting
- Carl Zeiss T* coating on lens elements reduces internal reflections and flare for high contrast
- Large F1.8 maximum aperture allows beautiful background defocus (‘bokeh’) effects
- Get close to your subject with a 16cm minimum focus distance for 1/4 macro capability
- Superior operating feel and grip with high-quality aluminium alloy barrel and matt black finish
- Smooth, quiet, high-speed autofocus with linear motor – ideal for HD movie shooting
- Direct Manual Focus disengages the AF motor for precise, fine manual focusing control
- The legendary optical design delivers outstanding corner-to-corner sharpness for extremely high resolution, even at maximum aperture
- 7-blade circular aperture for beautiful defocus effects
| GENERAL |
| Product colour |
Black |
| FOCAL POINT |
| Fixed focal length (mm) |
160.0 |
| Minimum focal length (mm) |
24.0 |
| Maximum focal length (mm) |
24.0 |
| Fixed focal point |
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| APERTURE |
| Number of aperture blades |
7 |
| Maximum aperture (f) |
1.8 |
| Minimum aperture (f) |
22 |
| Fixed aperture zoom lens |
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| SIZE & PACKAGING |
| Weight (in grams) |
225 |
| Length (mm) |
65.5 |
| Material |
Metal |
| LENS SYSTEM |
| Lens structure (elements/groups) |
8/7 |
| Number of aspherical lens elements |
2 |
| OVERIG |
| Lens mount suitable for |
MILC |
|
1,8 – 22 |
| Diameter |
63.0 |
| Compatible products |
Sony NEX-5N, NEX-7 |
| Includes bag |
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| SENSOR |
| Type of sensor |
CMOS |
| TECHNICAL SPECS |
| Lens mount |
Sony E |
| Filter size (mm) |
49.0 |
| Suitable for full frame |
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