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Samyang 85mm F1.4 MK2 UMC II Sony FE Full Frame Camera Lens

Samyang 85mm F1.4 MK2 UMC II Sony FE Full Frame Camera Lens

The Samyang 85mm F1.4 Renewal UMC II for Sony FE Full Frame, De-Clicked & Weather Sealed Lens offers an improved design with better balance and improved grip to its predecessor. A 9-bladed aperture produces smooth pleasing bokeh with a circular nature when shooting wide-open. Stopped down the lens is both sharp and high resolving with clear 18 point stars or sunburst from in-scene light sources.

A user de-clickable aperture allows you to set in-between f-stop values and allows for smooth exposure changes during video recording.

Features:

Balanced Design

Depth-of-field scale

Micropatterned Focus ring

9 Aperture blades for pleasing bokeh

De-clicked Aperture ring

Weather Sealing

Optics

The Samyang 14mm F2.8 Renewal UMC II is a well-corrected lens that produces great out of focus rendition thanks to its 9-bladed aperture. It uses one Hybrid Aspherical Lens to minimize spherical and distortion aberration for the sharpest possible image quality.

Optical Construction

9 Elements in 7 Groups

1x Hybrid Aspherical Lens

Pleasing Circular Bokeh

A 9-bladed aperture helps to produce pleasing bokeh (out of focus areas) with a circular nature. When the shooting stopped down to a small aperture this lens will create a clear 18 rays star or sunburst effect around bright in-the-scene-light sources.

Great for video needs!

De-Clicked Aperture Ring for Smooth Exposure Changes

By a simple twist of the aperture ring, it's possible to change how the aperture behaves. The de-clicked (free) setting allows for fine adjustments while recording, without 'clicking' or exposure steps between different f-stops. Using the click setting the lens behaves more like a traditional still photography lens with distinct exposure steps, clicks and tactile feedback.

User-friendly design

The renewed and updated design features a balanced approach that has produced a consistent and streamlined lens with or without the lens hood mounted. A new micropatterned focus ring offers improved grip and a depth-of-field scale make it easy to calculate which part of the scene will be in focus at a given aperture.

Weather Sealing

Protective design features enable users to capture moments outdoors in any environment, providing the dependability you need to keep shooting.

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Product Overview

Samyang 85mm F1.4 MK2 UMC II Sony FE Full Frame Camera Lens

The Samyang 85mm F1.4 Renewal UMC II for Sony FE Full Frame, De-Clicked & Weather Sealed Lens offers an improved design with better balance and improved grip to its predecessor. A 9-bladed aperture produces smooth pleasing bokeh with a circular nature when shooting wide-open. Stopped down the lens is both sharp and high resolving with clear 18 point stars or sunburst from in-scene light sources.

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