The wide-angle lens is compatible with the APS-C format and features an aperture range from F16 to an impressive F0.95. The design allows you to create exceptional films. Additionally, the fixed focal length is suitable for portraits, street photography, landscapes, and documentaries. The optical design consists of seven elements in five groups, including two HOYA ultra-low dispersion elements that optimize contrast and color reproduction under various lighting conditions. The maximum aperture of F0.95 enables beautiful shots even in darkness or low light, providing maximum control over depth of field. To ensure durability, the fixed focal length is made of robust metal. The multi-coating on the front glass reduces stray light and ghosting, further enhancing image quality.

This lens has a fixed focal length that cannot be changed. Fixed focal lengths offer a high light intensity, allowing you to capture good images even in less than optimal lighting conditions. They are particularly suitable for capturing specific and characteristic image details. Thanks to the large possible aperture, a shallower depth of field can be achieved, allowing you to effectively separate subjects from the background by deliberately using sharpness and blur.

This lens can only be focused manually. While manual focusing takes longer and is more challenging than autofocus, it offers advantages: it allows you to focus precisely on the desired point, enabling you to take shots that align with your vision. In situations where autofocus might struggle—such as in low light, on smooth surfaces with little texture, or in foggy weather—manual focus is often preferred.