
macro lens
The 50mm fixed focal length lens is ideal for everyday snapshots or portraits, as well as for capturing impressive macro shots with a 1 : 1. With a minimum focusing distance of just 16cm, the Sony FE 50mm f/2.8 Macro gets really close and captures spectacular images without field curvature. Use the bokeh effect to highlight the subject against a blurred background.

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Macro lens also suitable for snapshots, portraits and macro shots
Circular aperture for smooth bokeh effect
Aspherical member gently flattens the field curvature
ED glass minimizes chromatic aberration
Dust and moisture resistant
Compact and lightweight (71 mm in length, 236 g)

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The lens easily adapts to even complicated macro shots. The SONY FE 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens features a zoom and distance scale and an auto and manual focus switch for pinpointing a point on your subject that can stand out against a softly blurred bokeh background. Be prepared with a focal length limiter and a lock button to stop focusing.

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The Sony FE 50mm f/2.8 macro is suitable for landscape, portrait and macro photography. You can focus from as close as 16 cm and capture 1:1 macro images. Premium quality throughout the entire frame is ensured by the aspherical element, which reduces field curvature and other optical aberrations.
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