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#BEST FULL FRAME SONY LENSES MANUAL#

This fully manual lens is designed for the latest, high-tech Canon and Nikon mirrorless full-frame cameras. You can click the headings on the left to jump to a section of your choice, and bear in mind that we've listed the available mounts on every product. We then look more broadly at the manual-focus lens first the APS-C optics, then the full-frame ones. We've divided this guide up into the different types of Samyang lenses, starting with AF lenses, then focusing on the premium manual primes. Samyang has additionally created 14mm and 85mm autofocus lenses in Canon EF and Nikon F mount options, but with a different design to the mirrorless lenses.

There are currently nine in total, ranging from the AF 14mm f/2.8 FE to the AF 85mm f/1.4 FE, both of which are also available in Canon RF-mount editions. Most of these are designed for Sony mirrorless cameras, in full-frame FE-mount. Samyang AF lenses: More recently, Samyang has brought autofocus prime lenses to the market.

The 14mm lens is also available in Nikon F-mount. Bearing the ‘XP’ (XPert) name, they currently range from the XP 10mm f/3.5 to the XP 85mm f/1.2. Samyang XP lenses: Samyang also offers a range of ‘Premium Manual Focus’ optics for DSLRs, all of which are full-frame compatible and available in Canon EF-mount. Samyang also makes cine lenses but, for now, let’s take a closer look at some of the most popular lenses in the autofocus, premium manual, crop-sensor manual and full-frame manual lines.

The full range of mount options is available for many of the full-frame compatible lenses, even where the camera system only features crop-sensor bodies.Īs well as wide-angle, standard and telephoto manual-focus lenses, specialist optics in the range include macro and tilt/shift lenses.

We list all the available mounts in the specs for each lens, but we can't list all the deals – so check you buy the right mount for your camera.Īs mentioned, Samyang produces lenses for a huge range of mount systems, including Canon EF-S, EF, RF and M, Nikon F and Z, Fujifilm X, Micro Four Thirds, Pentax K, Sony A and E, and even Samsung NX if you've still got one of those kicking about.

Some Samyang lenses come in just one mount, some are available in a couple of mounts, and some are made in every mount under the sun!.

We don't list every single Samyang lens in this guide, just those we've tested that are especially interesting to photographers.

Generally, it's worth checking each individual model for which functions it has and doesn't have, as they're all different. Chips have also started to appear in Canon EF and other manual-focus Samyang primes. This isn't the case with all Samyang lenses though its Nikon F-mount primes, for instance, come with electronics that enable the full range of PASM shooting modes. While this does limit the modes you can use, and cause a dark viewfinder image at narrow apertures, it can be an enjoyably tactile experience that feels like "pure" photography. Many of Samyang's manual-focus primes have had no electronics at all, thus requiring the aperture to be set manually via the control ring. Manual focus isn't for everyone, but if you have the patience (and work more with subjects that sit still, like mountains and buildings) they can be highly rewarding and good fun to use. Why you can trust Digital Camera World Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.