Sony FE 24 mm f/1.4 GM
Sony FE 24 mm f/1.4 GM
Thanks to cutting-edge technology, the G Master lens achieves improved performance with consistently high resolution and subtle bokeh even at the widest F1.4 aperture setting. The lens is compact and very lightweight. It also offers fast and accurate autofocus speed with DDSSM, the highest level of control and reliability. The Sony FE 24mm f/1.4 GM lens for Sony E-mount digital mirrorless cameras is designed for both Full Frame and APS-C sensors (36mm equivalent) and features a 67mm filter thread, autofocus, aperture ring, dust and moisture resistance and a weight of 445g.
Key features of the Sony FE 24 mm f/1.4 GM
- G Master Series premium wide-angle fixed focal length lens
- DDSSM system for silent and very precise control of lens focusing
- The circular 11-blade aperture offers a beautiful blur effect
- Two XA (High Aspherical) elements in the optical design of the G Master contribute to the high resolution
- Dust and moisture resistant design
- High resolution and fine bokeh even at F1.4 thanks to XA (Extreme Aspherical) elements and precise spherical aberration control
- Minimise pre-glare
- Three ED members significantly suppress chromatic aberration
- Minimum focusing distance 0.24 m, magnification 0.17× for spectacular wide-angle close-ups
- Optimised for modern Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras (Full Frame and APS-C)
Advanced optical technology for excellent resolution even at F1.4 aperture
Two XA (High Aspherical) elements in an optical design that meets the stringent requirements of the G Master series contribute to consistently high resolution across the entire image area. There are also three ED (extra low dispersion) glass elements that effectively suppress chromatic aberration. An innovative optical design feature minimizes pre-glare so that point light sources are accurately reproduced.
Modern optical design faithfully reproduces the light source
Optical design with two XA backscatter suppressor (a common deviation in high aperture lenses). Foreshortening can cause unnatural spread of point light sources, which may be more pronounced at the edges of images.
Innovative optical design in a compact and lightweight lens
The optical design reduces the diameter of the Sony FE 24mm f/1.4 GM lens by incorporating two XA elements, one for the front element which is usually the largest on the lens. In addition, the optical design is combined with the DDSSM (Direct Drive SSM) focus drive system. Overall, an exceptionally low weight of just 445 grams has been achieved. Smaller in size and weight, the Sony FE 24mm f/1.4 GM lens is ideal for compact E mount models and provides great mobility.
The breathtaking bokeh effect of the G Master
The circular 11-blade aperture enhances the natural bokeh effect achieved through an advanced design and manufacturing process that includes spherical aberration control. Minimum focusing distance of 0.24 meters (0.79 feet) and maximum magnification of 0.17× allow for close-up photography, which, combined with the lens' wide-angle aperture, can create a dramatic perspective by contributing a deep and lush bokeh effect.
Fast and accurate autofocus for photos and videos
The new and powerful DDSSM system, which has been optimized for the Sony FE 24mm f/1.4 GM lens, provides roughly three times the thrust of the previous focus drive system. Better performance of the new system DDSSM provides faster, more accurate and quieter autofocus capabilities,for outstanding performance in both still and video capture.
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