Overview

Combining a super-telephoto length, bright aperture, and lightweight design, this FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens for Sony E-mount cameras is ideal for sports, wildlife, and nature photographers. The fast 2.8 aperture provides great depth of field control for isolating subjects as well as maximizing performance for low-light shooting situations. Three fluorite elements reduce chromatic aberration and one ED element further increases performance and image quality by reducing flare and ghosting while shooting in harsh conditions.

SKU: GC35-SEL400F28GM

Sony FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens

Combining a super-telephoto length, bright aperture, and lightweight design, this FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens for Sony E-mount cameras is ideal for sports, wildlife, and nature photographers. The fast 2.8 aperture provides great depth of field control for isolating subjects as well as maximizing performance for low-light shooting situations. Three fluorite elements reduce chromatic aberration and one ED element further increases performance and image quality by reducing flare and ghosting while shooting in harsh conditions.

Weighing in at just 6.4 lb, this lens is incredibly portable for a glass of its size. The weight of the lens is also redistributed to the back where it would sit over a monopod, making tracking subjects and panning easier. Complementing that is Sony's XD Linear Motor autofocus system, which quickly and quietly tracks subjects across the frame even while shooting at high speeds. Furthermore, Optical SteadyShot can combine with in-body stabilization to provide 5-axis stabilization.

Video shooters will also be pleased to find power focus functionality, which provides smooth, even focus while shooting movies. The magnesium-alloy body of this lens is also weather-sealed to protect against dirt, dust, and moisture while shooting in adverse conditions. A tripod collar can be rotated around the lens to provide maximum functionality with tripods or monopods.

Features:

Super telephoto prime lens is designed for full-frame sensors, but it can work with APS-C sized sensors where it provides an equivalent focal length of 600mm

Fast 2.8 maximum aperture provides great depth of field control and allows for better low-light performance

Three fluorite elements help reduce colour fringing and chromatic aberrations for increased quality and colour accuracy

Nano AR Coating reduces flare and ghosting, which provides increased better clarity and contrast

XD Linear Motor System quietly and quickly focuses on fast-moving subjects while shooting at high speeds

Optical SteadyShot Stabilization provides 5-axis image stabilization when paired with a camera that features in-body image stabilization

Weight distribution is balanced toward the back of the lens, making it easier to pan and track moving subjects

Magnesium alloy, G Master lens is protected against dust, dirt, and moisture throughout its weather-sealed design

Power Focus functionality for smooth focus during video recording

A rounded, 11-blade diaphragm provides silky smooth bokeh

Compatible with 1.4x and 2.0x teleconverters

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Combining a super-telephoto length, bright aperture, and lightweight design, this FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens for Sony E-mount cameras is ideal for sports, wildlife, and nature photographers. The fast 2.8 aperture provides great depth of field control for isolating subjects as well as maximizing performance for low-light shooting situations. Three fluorite elements reduce chromatic aberration and one ED element further increases performance and image quality by reducing flare and ghosting while shooting in harsh conditions.

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