
Meike 35mm F2.0 E Auto Focus Full Frame Lens
A lightweight 35mm f/2.0 autofocus lens for Sony E-mount with full-frame coverage, USB-C firmware updates, and a compact 298g body.
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Overview
Key Features
Compatible with Sony E Mount Cameras A7 A7R A7IV A7R IV A7III A7RII A7RIII A7SIII A9 A7C A7CII
Support AF, electronic aperture adjustment, Eye AF and EXIF information transmission; Features Type-C firmware upgrade interface, enables you to upgrade the lens online
Built-in STM motor delivers exceptional autofocus accuracy and high-speed tracking. With powerful drive, it supports eye-detection AF for ultra-low latency and vibration-free response.
Featuring an optical structure consisting of 9 groups 11 elements, including 2 ED lenses, 1 high refraction lens and 1 Ultra-high refraction lens, it delivers high resolution and authentic color rendering. It effectively controls chromatic aberration, ghosting and flare.
The 35mm golden angle of view, excellent for portrait, street, architecture and landscape photography
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- At 298 grams it is exceptionally lightweight for a full-frame 35mm lens, ideal for extended shooting
- Autofocus with electronic aperture and EXIF support provides a native-lens-like shooting experience
- USB-C firmware update port allows for future compatibility and performance improvements
- Full-frame coverage with a useful 64-degree diagonal field of view suits street, landscape, and environmental portraits
- Competitive pricing compared to first-party Sony 35mm lens options
👎 Cons
- Maximum aperture of f/2.0 is slower than f/1.4 alternatives, providing less background separation and low-light gathering
- Minimum focus distance of 0.45m limits how close you can get to subjects compared to closer-focusing rivals
- Third-party autofocus speed and accuracy may not match native Sony lenses in fast-action scenarios
- Limited track record compared to established lens manufacturers like Sigma, Tamron, or Sony