SIRUI Sniper 75mm Autofocus Lens, F1.2 Telephoto APS-C Camera Lens for A5, A6, FX30, ZV-E10 (E Mount, Black)

This SIRUI Sniper 23mm F1.2 lens has completely upgraded my Sony APS‑C setup. The image quality is razor-sharp across the frame—ideal for portraits, landscapes, and everything in between. Autofocus is surprisingly fast and accurate, even in low light, thanks to the F1.2 aperture. That wide aperture also gives beautiful background blur and gorgeous low-light performance. The build feels solid and premium, solidifying its place in my bag. A standout lens that punches well above its price — highly recommended for anyone shooting with a Sony crop‑sensor camera!Value for money:Very affordable lens for the quality

Crazy, I really had doubts with this lens. First, I'm using a Sony A-6100 as my body and this is my setup for Zoom, Webex and Slack. It sits about 36" from me in my chair and about the distance of monitor screens, maybe a bit more. That also means that this is mounted and the camera is not moving. The autofocus was on of my concerns because indoors with lower light and a 1.2 speed lens could prove problematic. It has not and frankly exceeds other lens in focus and focus transition, which is surprising smooth. At first I stoped it down to 1.4, but over the course of days and now months, I'm back at 1.2 because the look is very good for my use. I need to be honest, this lens is expensive and if someone is looking for a cheap solution to video conferencing, there are other options. However, is you are looking for the very, very best and professional look in your video calls, this is exceptional. I bought this lens at least 6 months ago now and it has been running every workday without issue. I can only speak to this use case, but I think this lens fits the need better than everything else in the small grouping of lenses out there.

I like the color. I bought it because of the color and the price. I do photography and videography, and the color of the lens allows me to notice it instantly and grab it. The lens does exactly what it is meant to do. It's nice and sharp, and the autofocus is just as great as any Sony lens I have for videography. It's lightweight, too!

The photos I listed are all in 1.2f. have a few lenses and by far this is the best one I have got. The autofocus is pretty decent and is very good for someone just shooting anything, also the image stabilization works great. The lens is not super sharp obviously at 1.2f, but it creates this very beautiful dreamy scene with chromatic aberration around what it is focus, it is very subtle but gives a beautiful scene. Once you crank it up to 2.8f and forward you get extremely sharp images that any lens over $600 would look like. Overall, this is a fantastic lens for anyone who does not want to have any gear and just a point and shoot cine lens.

If you are looking for a budget lens to start a new video project, this piece of glass has it all.Despite the fact that is APS and not for full frame, if you do your math calcs you may achieve a good 35mm equivalent with this 24mm aps-c on a full frame.Autofocus works good and sharpness is good all around. Most thing I like was the weight. Specially if you're covering a 5 or 6 hours event. It is lightweight. Not like my beloved Sigmas which weights a ton.Better yet, the price tag. This is af but Sirui has the famous nightwalker line in manual config and they are great overall.

Very strange. You get different results from this lens. A lot of focus hunting when subject is infant of a bright background even when exposed properly. Don't you dare use a slider lens will start hunting like it's out in the wilderness during hunting season. This ain't no G.

auto focus is not good I have three of them two going back… with my wife and I using it for our podcast .. we can only use it in manual mode.. auto focus sucks???

the auto-focusing from the a6400 tends to be a little off. maybe it's the camera idk. The color aberration is very noticeable from the lens in the camera. overall a great lens