
Samyang SYDS14M-NEX 14mm T3.1 Cine Lens for Sony E-Mount
Capture Stunning Wide-Angle Cinematic FootageThe Samyang SYDS14M-NEX VDSLR II 14mm T3.1 Cine Lens is designed for Sony Alpha cameras with an E mount. This ultra-wide-angle lens offers exceptional optical performance for professional video production. Focal Length: 14mm Aperture: T3.1 Mount: Sony...
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Overview
Capture Stunning Wide-Angle Cinematic Footage
The Samyang SYDS14M-NEX VDSLR II 14mm T3.1 Cine Lens is designed for Sony Alpha cameras with an E mount. This ultra-wide-angle lens offers exceptional optical performance for professional video production.
- Focal Length: 14mm
- Aperture: T3.1
- Mount: Sony E
- Type: Wide-Angle Cine Lens
Key Features
Full frame coverage with aperture range of T3.1 - T22
New VDSLR II line that is color matched with other Samyang VDSLR II lenses and have unified gear and aperture positions among all Samyang VDSLR II lenses
115.7 degrees angle of view on full frame cameras & 89.9 degrees angle of view on APS-C
Minimum focusing distance of 11 inches
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Offers full-frame coverage with an aperture range of T3.1 to T22, providing versatile light control for various shooting conditions
- Part of the new VDSLR II line, specifically designed to be color-matched with other Samyang VDSLR II lenses for consistent image quality
- Features unified gear and aperture positions across all Samyang VDSLR II lenses, simplifying follow focus and aperture adjustments during shoots
- Provides a wide 115.7 degrees angle of view on full-frame cameras, suitable for capturing expansive scenes and architectural shots
- Maintains a close minimum focusing distance of 11 inches, allowing for detailed close-up shots even with a wide-angle perspective
- Designed specifically for Sony E-Mount cameras, ensuring compatibility with a popular mirrorless system for videographers
👎 Cons
- Being a cine lens, it is typically manual focus, which may require more skill and time to operate compared to autofocus lenses
- The T3.1 maximum aperture, while fast, is not as wide as some prime lenses available, which could be a factor in very low-light conditions
- Unified gear and aperture positions are beneficial within the Samyang VDSLR II line, but less relevant if only using this single lens
- The wide 115.7-degree angle of view, while advantageous for some, can introduce significant distortion if not managed properly
- The fixed 14mm focal length means it is not a zoom lens, requiring photographers to physically move to change their composition