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A wide aperture and powerful autofocus ensure great results from this Sony 50mm f/1.8 camera lens. The f/1.8 aperture ensures this mirrorless camera lens can gather plenty of light when it's fully open, and it also produces beautiful creamy bokeh thanks to the circular aperture blades. When you stop it down, depth of field is increased to create a sharp photo, yet defocused areas still remain pleasantly blurred.When you want to get up close and personal, this Sony 50mm f/1.8 camera lens does the job. It's specifically designed for use with a crop sensor E-mount camera, so it's the 35mm equivalent of a 75mm lens, providing a moderate amount of magnification so that you can take photos of people or buildings with ease. It also has an internal stepping motor that's super-quiet, letting you use this Sony prime lens to create movies without hearing the grind of the autofocus on the audio track.Because it doesn'thave a zoom mechanism, this lens is extremely lightweight, weighing just 7.25 ounces, ensuring it's easy to port around with your mirrorless digital camera. It has nine lens elements comprising glass extra-low dispersion glass and aspherical elements to minimize the effects of ghosting, flare or chromatic aberrations on your photos when you use this Sony 50mm f/1.8 camera lens. Get a quality lens with fixed 50mm mid-range telephoto focal length and f/1.8 aperture. Take advantage of the built-in Optical SteadyShot image stabilization system which provides around a 4-stop shutter speed advantage, making it significantly easier to achieve crisp, blur-free images and video. Get beautiful, softly blurred backgrounds thanks to the circular aperture of the large maximum aperture of this lens. A linear motor used for focus drive contributes to low-noise focus operation, while a stepping motor built into the lens, technology inherited from Sony's professional camcorders, results in smooth, quiet aperture actuation ideal for recording movies. An elegant aluminum alloy exterior blends beautifully with the graceful design of an E-mount. Use direct Manual Focus (DMF) to go directly to manual focusing after autofocus lock-on without having to switch modes to facilitate focus adjustments on the fly it's perfect for portraits where depth of field may be extremely shallow.
