Key Information
- Color: matt_white
- It reduces blurring associated with the motion of a cameraImage Stabilization: Optical SteadyShot
- Lens Mount: Sony E Mount
- What's in the Box: Lens Case,Lens Front Cap,Lens Hood,Lens Rear Cap,Tripod Mount
- Type: Zoom Lens
- It is diameter of Filter that can be attached to LensFilter Thread: 72 mm
- A larger aperture can allow more light than a smaller one for better, brighter photography in low lightAperture Range: f/4 to f/22
- Larger Focal Length results in higher magnificationFocal Length Range: 70-200 mm
Details
This Superior G Lens rendering State-of-the-art optics in a compact, lightweight lens with constant F4 maximum aperture offer the appealing, expressive image quality that the G Lens lineup is famous for.
Optimum sharpness and bokeh in one lens
Precision AA (advanced aspherical) elements, super ED glass and the Nano AR coating work together in an advanced optical design to deliver high resolution throughout the entire image at all focal lengths. A 9-blade circular aperture extends the lens’s expressive capabilities by contributing to gorgeous background bokeh with natural highlights.
Lightweight mobility and smooth control
This compact, lightweight full-frame E-mount zoom lens maximises mobility as well as balance with α7 series bodies. Internal focusing is an advantage too, maintaining constant lens length for better all-round handling. All controls, including focus hold and focus range limiter switches, have been designed for intuitive operation so the user can concentrate on the image.
Constant F4 maximum aperture
A constant F4 aperture across the entire 70-200mm range means you can zoom and reframe as necessary without having to think about changing exposure settings.
Always sharp and clear
Built-in Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilisation compensates for camera shake that can blur images when shooting handheld. Sharp, clear telephoto shots are easier to achieve, and indoor shots in dim lighting can be captured without the need to boost ISO sensitivity and risk increased noise.
Panning modes
The first image stabilisation mode switch in an α lens provides a “panning mode” that allows Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization to remain active while panning. This makes it possible to capture dynamic, horizontally panned shots while effectively minimising shake-induced blur in other axes.
