Rokinon AF 35mm f/1.4 Auto Focus Wide Angle Full Frame Lens for Sony FE Mount, Black (IO3514-E), one size

Not been using this a lot yet but so far so good. Low light autofocus is a bit off but that is okay given the price of the lens. Highly recommend for beginners who do not have a budget yet for g master or more expensive lens

Most of the Samyang and Rokinon lenses have serious concessions around build quality, this lens is on their upper end. The lens hood is sturdy, the barrel of the lens is solid and the overall lens is actually quite large in the hand - specifically long.Images are crisp, even wide open - though not on the level with premium glass until stopped down to f4, but still quite good wide open - and if shooting that wide open, you're probably trying to blur your corners anyway.The AF is actually pretty decent, and silent when shooting video - which is really good.At f8-16, you can use it in studio without terrible diffraction.Cons:-Build is heavy, but lacks sealing or solid components-Focus ring is on the wire, and seems to change rate based on the speed with which you turn the ring - faster turns make faster adjustments - which messes with my head when trying to manually focus - making it actually near impossible to rack focus predictably.

Lente bonito, nítido, bien maquilado, si no quieres gastar en un lente prime o tú presupuesto es corto este lente es perfecto, muy nítido y rapido en el enfoque

This lens offers incredible value for a 35mm f/1.4 native e-mount lens. I bought it for my recently purchased A7iii, and I have been very happy with it so far.AF is fast and accurate, and eye AF works perfecy. AF works well both in AF-S and AF-C.Image quality is great for what I bought it for (environmental and indoor portraits of my toddler). It's sharp, and the bokeh is pleasing.Build quality is great. It's built like a tank. The front lens cap is a bit finicky, but everything else is great. The hood fits really well.My lens came with firmware version 02, which is the latest version. I believe Samyang released a newer firmware ( ver 03), but it was withdrawn due to some issues. I bought the Samyang lens station (dock) to update the firmware if a newer version is released in the future.The only con I can think of so far is the weight and size. It's a big and heavy lens, but so are the other 35mm 1.4 lenses. If this is your only lens in this focal length, I would recommend picking up a smaller lens like the Samyang 35mm 2.8 for occasions where you need the smallest package for portability. I ended up picking up the Sony 28mm F/2 FE lens. It's not as small and light as the Samyang 35mm 2.8, but it's small enough.Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend this lens to fellow A7iii owners looking for a bright 35mm lens that doesn't break the bank.

Se siente muy solido, enfoque rapido, la nitidez es muy buena, no le pide nada a a lentes mas caros de otras marcas. Estoy muy satisfecho con mi compra.

I wanted to try something new and move on from a 50mm "Nifty Fifty" lens with my Sony A7III. This lens has about just as good performance and runs for below $700. It does have awesomely sharp shots in the center and perfect for those who is into portrait photography. I wouldn't recommend this as an all around lens for travel but that's exactly what I did when I took it to Hawaii (see pictures attached). At f/1.4, it is of course extremely fast, lets a lot of light in for when I shoot past 7pm and the build quality of this is superb! One small thing I did notice nor liked was the sound of the Auto-Focus, it does do the jello effect when searching for a focus, but the loud noises it makes is not so annoying, unless you will be using the audio for when you do videos.Highlights:- Fast Auto-Focusing- Eye-Auto-Focus works like butter- BOKEH is AMAZING!- Super Sharp in the center if you want to move the viewers eyes there, but if in correct settings, you can get sharp shots all around.- Shoots well in dark light- Cheap priced compared to competitors- E-MOUNT for Sony!- Perfect for Portraits!- Build quality is robust, heavy lens and it's metal.Cons: (THIS IS THE BUT)- Noticeable, but not annoying noises as the lens looks for focus points. Definitely not good for a filmmaker if they need the audio.- It's Heavy!Overall, this is a great lens more intended for portrait shooters, casually 1 lens travelers who want to travel light and I would recommend this to everyone who can't budget an extra $1000 for a better lens.