Rokinon AF 14mm F2.8 Ultra Wide Lens for Sony E | Fast AF, Built-in Hood, 113.9° View

Expand your creative horizons with a compact ultra-wide for Sony E

The Rokinon AF 14mm F2.8 for Sony E-mount blends professional-grade optics with a surprisingly light footprint. Fully compatible with both full-frame and APS-C bodies, it delivers a sweeping 113.9° field of view that invites dramatic landscapes, expansive interiors, real estate scenes, and night photography.

• 14 elements in 10 groups, including three aspherical and two ED elements to minimize distortion and preserve color accuracy across the frame.
• Ultra Multi-Coating (UMC) boosts contrast and reduces flare and ghosting, especially in backlit or bright conditions.
• Bright F2.8 maximum aperture enables faster shutter speeds in low light and pleasing background separation.
• Rounded 7-blade diaphragm yields soft, natural bokeh and subtle starbursts when stopped down.

Optical precision and coatings play a central role. The lens design helps keep edges sharp and colors consistent from corner to corner, while the bright aperture supports more versatile shooting in dim environments.

Autofocus and handling are designed for both stills and video. It uses an internal focusing motor for quiet, responsive AF that pairs well with Sony’s hybrid AF, and a manual focus override provides precise control when needed. The durable aluminum alloy body offers weather resistance and includes a built-in petal-style hood to shield the front element and curb stray light. At only 450 g, it remains comfortable to carry on long shoots.

• Quiet, accurate internal focusing motor that works smoothly with Sony’s phase and contrast detection for both photos and video.
• Manual focus override for tactile, fine-tuned control.
• Weather-resistant aluminum alloy body with a built-in hood to protect optics and reduce flare.
• Lightweight design around 450 g for easy travel and extended shooting sessions.

Real-world use cases span from dawn-lit landscapes to architectural interiors, travel photography, and night scenes. Pair it with a sturdy tripod for sweeping vistas, or shoot handheld to capture expansive rooms and cityscapes. While results vary by subject and technique, the possibilities feel practical and wide-ranging.