Sirui Sniper 23mm F1.2 Sony-E Mount

and precise autofocus supports eye and object tracking even with moving subjects, which is equally beneficial for photographers and videographers. The STM motor ensures quiet autofocus with minimal focussing noise, another key benefit for videographers. The lens formatted for cameras with APS-C sensors corresponds to the 35 mm full format and is suitable for street photography, travelling, interior design and other subjects. The lens is equipped with high refractive elements that contribute to the small size of the lens while improving optical performance and minimising flare and ghosting. The 11-blade aperture diaphragm contributes to the soft, attractive bokeh of the lens.

The eye autofocus function allows you to easily focus on human eyes, even when the subject is moving quickly. During video recording, the subject is always recognised and tracked, which contributes to a smooth and high-quality production. The lens has a high aperture of f/1.2 for a shallow depth of field, high-quality bokeh and good subject isolation. A fast shutter speed improves shooting efficiency and helps to capture brilliant moments at the right moment.

Reducing the exposure in low light conditions makes you a fast film maker. In addition, it is not necessary to use an extremely high ISO value and you can capture a pure night scene.

23 mm is equivalent to a 35 mm full-frame lens, which is used for people, scenery, street, travel and interior shots, among others. The STM motor offers impressive autofocus performance.

ED glass and high refractive index glass have been added to reduce lens size while achieving excellent optical performance with well-controlled flare and ghosting. Minimal focus breathing and tightly controlled aberrations enable focussing on the subject from start to finish.

The wide-angle lens is characterised by an enlarged angle of view that is superior to that of our eyes. It differs from normal lenses due to its shorter focal length. This shorter focal length increases the angle of view, the subjects appear smaller and more can be depicted in the photo. The wide-angle lens also creates a clearly visible effect of spatial depth - objects in the distance appear even further away, giving your pictures an impressive sense of depth.