Sony SEL2450G F2.8 Standard Zoom Lens
Sony SEL2450G F2.8 Standard Zoom Lens
Versatile F2.8 zoom
Your Perfect Everyday Zoom Lens
Elevate everyday captures with a 24-50mm zoom range, fast F2.8 aperture and stylish design.
Sony G lens range
Four Aspherical Elements, 11 Aperture Blades
Experience unparalleled optical quality to capture sharp, detailed images with smooth bokeh.
Linear Autofocus Motors
Fast and accurate autofocus
Fast & accurate autofocus for photographers and filmmakers.
Creative nature shots
Get close to your subjects
With a 0.19m minimum focusing distance and 0.3x magnification, shoot the smallest of subjects.
Built for filmmaking operation
Large F2.8 aperture, silent AF and compatible with Sony’s Active mode and breathing compensation.
Premium and easy to operate lens
Compact & lightweight
Compact 74.8mm x 92.3mm optics, lightweight at 440g, ideal for stress-free, extended sessions.
Can the SEL2450G capture close-up shots effectively?
Absolutely, with high close-up performance and a maximum magnification of 0.3x, it allows you to explore details at a minimum focus distance of 0.19m.
How does the SEL2450G support filmmakers?
It offers features like in-body Active Mode stabilization, providing stable footage, and is compatible with gimbals or drones for versatile filmmaking.
Is the SEL2450G suitable for shooting in adverse conditions?
Yes, it features a dust and moisture-resistant design, ensuring reliability and performance even in challenging weather conditions.
Can the SEL2450G keep up with fast-paced action?
Yes, thanks to its swift and accurate autofocus powered by optimized linear motors, ensuring you never miss a moment, even in dynamic scenes.
What control options does the SEL2450G offer?
It provides three control rings for intuitive operation, allowing direct control over focus, zoom, and aperture settings for creative flexibility.
| Weight: | 440 Grams |
| Dimensions: | 9.2 x 7.5 x 7.5 centimetres |
| Brand: | Sony |
| Model: | SEL2450G.SYX |
| Part: | SEL2450G.SYX |
| Colour: | black |
| Dimensions: | 9.2 x 7.5 x 7.5 centimetres |
Quante volte evitiamo di portare la macchina fotografica in giro perch magari abbiamo lenti pesanti?
Sempre stato un amante delle lenti fisse, nel mio parco ottiche non manca un 50mm e un 85mm fisso.
Provato e avuto svariate lenti, dal sigma 24/70 2.8 al 100-400 gm sony perci posso fare una valutazione pi precisa.
Molto spesso lasciavo ormai la sony a casa perch non mi godevo pi il viaggio (lente pesante e rischio di rovinarla) perci una volta visto questo nuovo 24-50 ho deciso di informarmi prima di acquistarlo.
Premessa, ero indeciso tra questo e il nuovo sigma 24/70 poi ho pensato “e se con il 24-50 impostassi il fattore crop dalla macchina? Diventerebbe un 75 circa” perci sono andato su questo obiettivo risparmiando peso.
Partiamo dai pro:
– leggero e ben costruito
– apertura f2.8, vero se fosse stata minore era meglio, per il prezzo lievitava insieme al peso presumo.
– copre diverse focali.
– il dettaglio straordinario gi a tutto aperto.
Contro (per chi li vede cos)
– prezzo abbastanza alto, non mi fraintendete, la qualit si paga ma spesso anche la marca.
– a 24mm avviene “l’estensione/escursione” del obiettivo, cosa che potrebbe storcere il naso per dal mio punto di vista stato pensato facendo una stima degli utilizzi in termine della focale. Io stesso penso che il 50mm lo utilizzerei di pi in termini di street e vita quotidiana.
Detto ci pieno di video tutorial dove lo mettono anche a confronto con il tamron 20-40.
Wenn es etwas zu bemngeln gibt, ist es der Sony typisch hohe Preis.
This lens was laughed at when announced but it’s a game changer. Image quality matches my previous 24-70gmii in such a small lens. I can crop into 75mm in aps-c mode which is plenty.
Minimum focusing distance helps with unique shots and the lens starting at 50mm is perfect for my type of shooting. 10/10.
This lens is fantastic at what it’s designed for – compact 24-50mm, covering 3 key focal lengths, in an incredibly compact form. And, most importantly, it’s sharp – really sharp!
I’ve spent a few days thoroughly testing it, against my existing lenses that cover a similar focal length:
Sony G Master 24-70mm II
Sigma 28-70mm F2.8
Summary findings:
1. The size feels absolutely perfect on my A7C II, MUCH better than the G Master
2. In most cases it’s sharper than the G Master – mainly in the center, but also in most other areas
3. Focusing is just as quick as the G Master – unless tracking where the G Master may be just a touch stickier
4. The feel is nicer than my Sigma 28-70, which now feels long and thin
5. The price is high but worth it – particularly when you consider the G Master is over 700 more
When I check all my photos, 70mm is the least used of the main 4 (24, 35, 50, 70) so I really don’t think I will miss it.
Is it perfect?
Almost, but the G Master delivers just a little more contrast, which I guess you could adjust in the camera?
I have decided that I will keep this lens and sell my Sony G Master 24-70mm iI.
Another amazing lens from Sony.