Sony NEX Lens 35mm f/1.8 OSS

The Sony NEX 35mm f/1.8 OSS is a standard prime lens with a Sony E mount, for landscape and travel use. It has a 49mm filter size, weighs 154g, and has an aperture of f/1.8.

The perfect companion for your APS-C format cameras, this lens from Sony is a versatile and lightweight option. Suitable for various shooting scenarios, the Sony NEX 35mm f/1.8 OSS Lens has a quick, precise and accurate performance. With a strong lens composition and impressive features, this lens delivers just what you need – picture-perfect images with crystal clear image quality.

Sony is synonymous with top-notch quality, and this lens simply affirms the fact. It is compact and super sleek, making it a perfect accompaniment for your outdoor expeditions, too.

Sharp and True Imaging

The lens offers 35mm focal length along with an equivalent focal length range of 52.5mm. With an aperture range spanning from f/1.8 to f/22, this 35mm lens is suitable for a wide range of photographic applications. Moreover, it offers a maximum magnification of 0.15x and a minimum focus distance of 30cm, making it apt for close-range photography, too. This Sony lens has an impeccable optical design featuring eight elements in six groups.

You have one extra-low dispersion element that works to counter chromatic aberrations and colour fringing. This ensures improved clarity and colour neutrality. The lens also flaunts two aspherical elements that reduce astigmatism, field curvature and other monochromatic aberrations.

Fast Autofocus

The lens also features a strong, high-performing internal autofocusing system. It contributes to a fast, more responsive autofocus and delivers consistent results throughout the focal length range. Thanks to this feature, handling this lens is a lot easier, even when shooting subjects from a close range.

Adding to the impressive autofocusing performance of the lens is the powerful image stabilisation system. Equipped with the Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation, the lens is capable of delivering sharper imagery, especially when working with slower shutter speeds. This stabilisation mechanism of the lens can be combined with the in-built stabilisation system of the camera you pair the lens with, for more effective control of the camera blur.