FE 35mm f/1.4 GM Full-Frame Large-Aperture Wide Angle G Master Lens

A really good prime lens, almost perfect for street photography. Sharp, not too big, not too heavy, very fast focusing. It's not a cheap lens, but it's a premium lens, so it's not unexpected.

I got this for a recent trip to Japan. I used it everywhere from Tokyo & Kyoto, to Hirafu & Sapporo. This is an awesome landscape or street lens, but don't sleep on the portrait capabilities. This lens can product wonderful Bokeh. The autofocus is very quick (shooting with an A7CII). Sharpness is great edge to edge. The lense is small, lightweight, and very portable.

You really can’t go wrong with this beauty of a prime lens. Shooting wide open at f/1.4 allows you to get incredibly creative. It is an absolute game-changer for videographers looking to achieve a beautiful cinematic effect with a shallow depth of field. The images are razor-sharp, and the autofocus is blazing fast. I absolutely love this lens!

Amazing lens, its very versatile and lightweight. I take it on hiking trips for landscape shots and works well for taking portraits of my newborn. It sits on my A7R5 95% of the time.

This lens is a perfect fit for my A7CR - fast, optically fantastic, lightweight (relatively speaking), well-built, and compact. So sharp it is ridiculous. Autofocus is spot on and very fast paired with the aforementioned camera. This was the first lens I purchased with my recent camera equipment refresh cycle and would likely be my choice if I had only one lens. The fast aperture allows very low light work and the lens performs so well wide open. Also, since it is a first party lens, it works with Sony's lens breathing compensation, which is available on newer Sony bodies during video shooting. Highly recommended!

Let me say this, I don't like spending much money. But ive decided to pick up photography as a new recent hobby and after upgrading from a iPhone 11 Pro. I purchased a Sony a7c and this lens. coming from someone that knows absolutely nothing about these types of cameras and settings. I was a bit afraid spending this much Money to get into the hobby ( I don't enjoy upgrading once I get use to something so I decided to go all out at first). first off this lens is AMAZING. Focus is amazing, weight is amazing. it is a great lens for everything I throw at it. I mostly take car photography and street. After taking a few hours watching videos on this lens and how to use it. ive taken some great pictures. I lent my setup to my buddy that takes pictures professionally and he was blown away by its performance. Great lens. Don't worry about the price. You will not regret your purchase one bit. Edit: After almost 2 years with this lens, It is still my #1 lens. Every photo I have ever taken with it looks AMAZING. Super fast auto fucus on my m a7R V. Ive used it in hard rain, snow, mud, and 110 degree conditions and its never failed. If you are looking for a 35mm lens... This is the one.

Arguably one of the greatest lenses to get. Very versatile, excellent image, and very well built. If you’re shooting video, the autofocus can almost be too quick - resulting in the focus jumping around a bit. Still a phenomenal lens.

Absolutely looove this lens!!!! I never knew I liked 35mm until I tried this lens. So sharp, light and fast. I paired it with my Sony a7iii.

The Sony 35mm f/1.4 GM is one of those lenses that makes you question why you own so many other lenses. It’s ridiculously sharp, even at f/1.4, autofocus is fast and reliable, and the background blur is excellent without turning everything into complete soup. The 35mm focal length is also useful for almost anything: people, travel, street, family, food, pets, and pretending you planned the composition when you absolutely did not. It’s compact for an f/1.4 lens, balances very well on a Sony body, and the aperture ring and controls feel properly premium. The only real downside is the price. Your wallet will remember this purchase longer than you will. Fantastic lens. Dangerous because once you start using it, a lot of your other lenses may become expensive shelf decorations.

Brilliant lens. Context: I also own a 50mm 1.4 GM lens, great lens. I do paid work to photograph venues and events and both of these lenses do the job very well given a lot of these venues are in low light. Why I needed this 35mm was to capture the environment more. Many situations made the 50mm a bit tight and found myself with my back up against the wall to capture the moments. Both of these lenses do well with a photographer who capture pictures that tell a story. A picture is worth a thousand words after all. This is where the 35mm really shines. It's a story telling focal length and in the right hands, it will do that job very well. If I had to do it all over, I'd pick the 35mm first and gauge if a 50mm is needed. Which from what I see I don't think I need anymore and may sell the 50mm.

Most have, very capable, sharp, excellent for indoors shooting when space is limited and with the crop gets better

The best.

The quality is amazing, I love this lens! 😻