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Samyang V-AF 100mm T2.3 FE Lens

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Samyang V-AF 100mm T2.3 FE LensSamyang V AF 100mm T2. 3 FE Lens Overview: The Samyang V AF 100mm T2. 3 FE Lens is designed to cater specifically to videographers and filmmakers using Sony E mount full frame and APS C mirrorless cameras. With a long focal length of 100mm, this lens is ideal for creating stunning, close up shots with shallow depth of field, making it an excellent choice for portrait, product, and creative cinematography. Its part of Samyangs V AF series, which

Samyang V-AF 100mm T2.3 FE Lens

Overview: The Samyang V-AF 100mm T2.3 FE Lens is designed to cater specifically to videographers and filmmakers using Sony E-mount full-frame and APS-C mirrorless cameras. With a long focal length of 100mm, this lens is ideal for creating stunning, close-up shots with shallow depth of field, making it an excellent choice for portrait, product, and creative cinematography. It’s part of Samyang’s V-AF series, which features video-optimized autofocus, tally lamps, and a compact, uniform design that integrates seamlessly into professional video setups.

Key Features:

  • T2.3 Maximum Aperture: The bright T2.3 aperture allows filmmakers to achieve professional-grade shallow depth of field, which isolates the subject from the background while maintaining excellent low-light performance. This feature is crucial for creating cinematic visuals with smooth bokeh.

  • Video Optimized Autofocus (V-AF): Like other lenses in the V-AF lineup, the 100mm T2.3 FE features fast, quiet, and accurate autofocus optimized for video recording. Its performance ensures reliable subject tracking, even during complex movements or in challenging environments. The near-silent autofocus motor is perfect for situations where sound recording is critical.

  • Smooth Focus Transitions: Designed with filmmakers in mind, this lens offers seamless focus transitions, making it easier to maintain focus on moving subjects or rack focus between two points smoothly without jerking or lag.

  • Tally Lamp for Recording: To assist videographers during shoots, the Samyang V-AF 100mm T2.3 comes with a tally lamp on both the front and back of the lens. This indicator light shows when the camera is recording, making it easier to monitor recording status, especially during multi-camera setups or remote shooting scenarios.

  • Compact and Lightweight Build: Despite being a 100mm telephoto lens, the V-AF 100mm T2.3 maintains a compact and lightweight design. This makes it highly portable and easy to work with on handheld setups, gimbals, or drones, giving filmmakers more freedom to move and capture dynamic shots.

  • Professional Optical Construction: The lens is built with a high-quality optical design, consisting of multiple elements that include specialized glass (such as high-refractive index and aspherical elements) to minimize distortions, aberrations, and ghosting. This ensures that footage is sharp and clear, even at wide apertures, with high contrast and minimal flare.

  • Long Telephoto Perspective: The 100mm focal length is ideal for portraiture, interviews, product videography, and creative filmmaking, offering flattering compression of facial features and emphasizing the subject within the frame.

  • Uniform Design with V-AF Series: The 100mm T2.3 lens maintains the consistent size and 58mm filter thread found throughout the V-AF series. This consistency allows for easy swapping between lenses without needing to adjust setups, balance, or accessories such as filters and matte boxes.

Specifications:

  • Focal Length: 100mm
  • Aperture Range: T2.3 to T16
  • Lens Mount: Sony E-mount (Full-frame & APS-C)
  • Optical Design: Multiple elements designed to reduce aberrations and distortions
  • Angle of View: Full-frame: 24.4° / APS-C: 16.1°
  • Minimum Focus Distance: 0.95m (3.12 ft)
  • Autofocus: Yes, video-optimized
  • Filter Size: 58mm
  • Dimensions: 70mm x 88.9mm (2.76 x 3.5 in)
  • Weight: 492g (1.08 lbs)
  • Diaphragm Blades: 9 (rounded)
  • Tally Lamp: Yes (front and rear)

Applications:

  • Portrait Cinematography: The 100mm focal length offers flattering compression, making it perfect for close-up shots, interviews, and portraits where facial details need to stand out with pleasing bokeh.
  • Product Videos: The telephoto nature and smooth bokeh of the lens make it ideal for detailed product videography, where isolating the subject is key.
  • Film and Creative Cinematography: The long reach and shallow depth of field give filmmakers control over composition and subject-background separation, perfect for artistic storytelling.

The Samyang V-AF 100mm T2.3 FE Lens provides filmmakers with the tools to create compelling visual narratives. Its fast, video-optimized autofocus, bright T2.3 aperture, and compact design make it a standout telephoto option for videographers looking to add a cinematic touch to their work. Whether you’re shooting close-ups, interviews, or artistic films, this lens delivers professional performance in a portable package.

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