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35mm full frame lenses for Sony E-mount

see also:

introduction

comparison of AF lenses

Sigma EF 35mm f/1.4 ART Sony FE CZ Distagon 35mm f/1.4 ZA Sony FE CZ 35mm f/2.8 ZA
price $US899/$AU970 + adapter $US1600/$AU2244 $US/$AU738
weathersealing No Yes No
aperture ring No Yes, de-clickable No
AF motor DDSSM stepping
weight 665g + adapter 630g 120g
length 94mm + adapter 112mm 37mm
filter 67mm 72mm 49mm
diaphragm 9 9 7
close focus 0.3m m m
dXoMark score 42 44 39
sharpness at f/1.4 79% in centre, 61% at edge 68% in centre, 61% at edge N/A
sharpness at f/2.8 82% accutance centre, 70% at edge 82% accutance centre, 66% at edge 81% accutance centre, 66% at edge
transmission wide open T1.6 T1.5 T2.8
distortion 0.3% 0.5% 0.8%
vignetting at f/2.8 0.6EV (1.8EV at f/1.4) 1EV (1.7EV at f/1.4) 1.8EV
lateral CA at edge at f/2.8 8micron 4micron 7micron
shallow DOF 2 EV better 2 EV better base level
bokeh reasonably nice edges but mod. onion ring and cat's eye at edges “excellent”, but some onion ring cat's eye shape as vignetting, severe onion rings, busy
long. CA some
coma need to stop down to at least f/4 to reduce
comments can use on Canon dSLRs too, best bang for bucks but heavy heavy, expensive almost pocketable on an a7II, a nice street lens, but may as well shoot with Micro Four Thirds system
other like most recent Sony lenses, focuses stopped down at your selected aperture. This means that autofocus performance steadily drops as you stop down, since smaller apertures mean less light, and more depth-of-field (less phase difference) for the autofocus system to work with. By F9, phase-detect fails altogether, and you'll experience significant hunting in AF-C. faster AF than the Sony 35mm

other AF lenses

Canon EF mount lenses