Description
SONY SELP1635G Fe PZ 16-35mm f4g Full-frame Camera Lens
Ultra-light, versatile wide-angle power zoom
Sony's vast expertise brings you the world's lightest 1 full-frame F4 wide-angle power-zoom lens, giving today's content creators refined imagery, expression, and control. A new power-zoom system in a compact lens is suitable for small crews or solo shooting. It is ideal for stills too, with beautiful G lensTM rendering and astonishing AF performance.
SELP1635G Fe PZ 16-35mm f4g
FE PZ 16–35 mm F4 G Photo Gallery
Evolved image quality
This compact, lightweight, full-frame constant-F4 wide-angle power-zoom lens delivers superb G Lens image quality. It includes two AA (advanced aspherical) elements, a Super ED (Extra-low Dispersion) element, and an ED element to effectively suppress distortion and aberration. A circular aperture and controlled spherical aberration enhance bokeh quality, while 0.24‑meter minimum focus enables stunning close-ups.
Designed for polished movie imagery
In addition to smooth, versatile power zoom, this remarkably compact lens minimizes jarring angle-of-view shifts that can occur when focusing or zooming so that stable, high-quality movie footage can be easily captured. Focus, zoom, and aperture operation are also extremely quiet, greatly reducing noise and vibration that can interfere with movie recording.
Smooth power zoom with snappy response
A new power-zoom system driven by four XD Linear Motors for the first time in an α lens provides smooth control with the immediacy of manual zoom. Even subtle zoom ring rotation is precisely detected and instantaneously converted to zoom operation. A continuously variable zoom lever makes it easy to execute super-slow constant-speed zooms, and zoom can be remotely controlled while the camera is mounted on a gimbal2.
XD Linear Motors deliver stunning AF
Two XD (extreme dynamic) Linear Motors deliver quick, quiet, low-vibration autofocus while maintaining compact lens dimensions. Tenacious, reliable AF can smoothly track subjects when shooting high-frame-rate movies. With a compatible body3 it is possible to maintain accurate focus while shooting stills continuously at up to 30 frames per second. Subjects are smoothly tracked even while zooming.
Three-ring control: zoom, focus, and aperture
Independent zoom, focus, and aperture rings on this compact lens offer flexible, intuitive creative control. Responsive zoom control is indispensable for movies, and Linear Response MF ensures that the focus ring responds directly to subtle control when focusing manually. The aperture ring has an aperture click switch that allows the click stops to be turned off when smooth, seamless aperture adjustment is required. [1] Focusing ring [2] Zoom ring [3] Aperture ring
Feature-packed yet incredibly lightweight
Although this compact wide-angle zoom lens weighs just 353 g (12.5 oz), it does not compromise functionality or performance in any way. Its length remains constant while focusing and zooming for optimal balance and handling, which also makes it ideal for gimbal-mounted movie shooting. Impressive portability and a dust/moisture-resistant design4 make it a great choice for just about any subject or situation.
Lens Configuration
Impeccable Sony G Lens design emphasises a graceful balance between high resolution and gorgeous background bokeh that can enhance the artist’s vision.
[1] Advanced aspherical lens (AA lens) [2] Aspherical lens [3] ED (extra-low dispersion) aspherical lens [4] Super ED glass [5] ED (extra-low dispersion) glass
MTF Chart
MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) describes how well a lens can reproduce fine details, measured as the degree of contrast achieved between finely spaced lines.
[1] Contrast (%) [2] Distance from optical centre of lens (mm) [3] At 16mm/Max. aperture [4] At 16mm/F8 aperture [5] At 35mm/Max. aperture [6] At 35mm/F8 aperture [7] Spatial frequency [8] 10 lines pairs/mm [9] 30 line pairs/mm [10] Radial values [11] Tangential values
Lens Controls
1. Focusing ring 2. Zoom lever 3. Aperture ring 4. Zoom ring 5. Focus hold button 6. Focus mode switch 7. Aperture index 8. Iris Lock 9. Aperture click switch
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