
Meike Sony A7R IV 85mm F1.4 AF STM Lens
Meike 85mm F1.4 AF STM lens delivers sharp portraits and creamy bokeh on Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras at a fraction of the cost.
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Overview
Key Features
Compatible with Sony E mount full frame mirrorless cameras, such as A7SIII A9II A7RIV A7IV A7III A9 A7II A7RII, also works with APS-C frame cameras like A9 A9II A7C A6100 A6300 A64000 A6500 A6600 NEX 3 5T NEX 6 7
The classic 85mm portrait lens with a wide aperture of f/1.4, the lens can capture beautiful photos with smooth background blur effect, even in dark environment
85mm lens is a AF STM(stepping motor) auto focus lens, helps to reduce camera shake and helps capture images with less noise
Uncompromising Optical Design: The use of 13 elements in 8 groups, 4 extra-low dispersion elements,2 high refractive index element and multi coating suppress chromatic aberration,flaring and ghosting effectively.
If you experience autofocus failure, you can upgrade the firmware online. Meike lenses use a Type-C interface, and the latest firmware is available for download from the Meike official website(Real-time updates), only supported on Android devices, not Apple (Mac).
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Fast F1.4 aperture produces smooth, pleasing background blur ideal for portrait work
- STM stepping motor provides quiet and reasonably fast autofocus performance
- 13-element optical design with 4 extra-low dispersion elements controls chromatic aberration effectively
- Compatible with both full-frame and APS-C Sony E-mount bodies
- USB Type-C port allows firmware updates to improve autofocus performance over time
👎 Cons
- Firmware updates for autofocus fixes are only supported on Android devices, not Mac or iOS
- Minimum focus distance of 0.98m limits close-up versatility compared to some competitors
- No optical image stabilization built into the lens
- At 77mm filter thread size, filters and accessories can be more expensive than smaller diameters