October 23, 2020 Yongnuo YNLens YN35mm F2s DF DSM Lens for Mount Cameras was Announced Sony E.
Yongnuo YNLens YN35mm F2s DF DSM
Basic properties
- For full frame mirrorless cameras with Sony E / FE mount
- Relative Hole: 1: 2-1: 16
- Focal Length: 35mm (EGF for Sony E APS-C is 52.5mm)
- Closest focusing distance: 35 centimeters
- Maximum magnification ratio 1: 7.7
- Optical design: 9 elements in 8 groups, with 4 special optical elements. The circuit is new, not at all similar to that used in models for SLR cameras Yongnuo 35mm 1: 2 (Nikon) и Yongnuo 35mm 1: 2 (Canon)
- Auto focus with a stepper motor DSM (Digital Stapping Motor)
- Aperture: 7 rounded blades
- AF / MF focus mode switch
- Filter Diameter: 52 mm
- FN Programmable Control Button
- USB TYPE-C port for firmware upgrades and lens adjustments
- Included hood
- Weight: 295 gram
- Price: about 230 dollars... View current price here
- UPDATED: already appeared on Radozhiv review of this Yongnuo YNLens YN35mm F2s DF DSM
Appearance
All Yongnuo Lenses
Bayonet mount Sony FE [DF, FULL FRAME] и Sony E[DA,APS-C]:
- yongnuo 11 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM WL S [announcement]
- yongnuo 16 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM S [announcement]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1: 2 DF DSM S [review]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1: 1.8 DF DSM S [announce]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM S [overview]
- yongnuo 85 mm 1: 1.8 DF DSM S [review]
- yongnuo 85 mm 1:1.8 DF DSM S II [announcement]
Bayonet mount Canon RF (mirrorless full frame):
- yongnuo 35 mm 1: 2 DF DSM R [review]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1:2 CR [announcement]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 DF DSM R [to be announced]
- yongnuo 85 mm 1:1.8 DF DSM R (two subversions with different names) [review]
Bayonet mount Nikon Z [DF, FULL FRAME + DA,APS-C]::
- yongnuo 11 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM WL Z [announcement]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1:2 DF DSM Z [announcement]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 DF DSM Z [announcement]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM Z [review]
- yongnuo 85 mm 1:1.8 DF DSM Z [announcement]
Bayonet mount fujifilm x [DA,APS-C]:
- yongnuo 11 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM WL X [announcement]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM X Pro [Announcement]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 DA DSM X [announcement + overview]
For the system Micro 4 / 3:
- yongnuo 25 mm 1: 1.7 [review]
- yongnuo 42.5 mm 1: 1.7 [review]
- yongnuo 42.5 mm 1:1.7 II [overview]
- yongnuo 12-35 mm 1:2.8-4 STM ASPH MACRO [announcement]
Bayonet mount Nikon f (mirrored full frame):
- yongnuo 14 mm 1: 2.8 [overview]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1: 2 [overview]
- yongnuo 40 mm 1: 2.8 [overview]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1: 1.8 [review]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1: 1.4 E [overview]
- yongnuo 60 mm 1:2 MACRO MF [overview]
- yongnuo 85 mm 1: 1.8 [overview]
- yongnuo 100 mm 1: 2 [overview]
Bayonet mount Canon EF (mirrored full frame):
- yongnuo 14 mm 1:2.8 [review N]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1: 2 [review]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1: 1.4 [overview]
- yongnuo 35 mm 1: 1.4C DF UWM [announce]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1: 1.8 [overview]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1:1.8 II [overview]
- yongnuo 50 mm 1: 1.4 [overview]
- yongnuo 60 mm 1:2 MACRO MF [review N]
- yongnuo 85 mm 1: 1.8 [review]
- yongnuo 100 mm 1: 2 [overview]
Cameras:
- Yongnuo YN433 (2023, Micro 4/3, 20 MP, 4K)
- Yongnuo YN455 (2021, Micro 4/3, 20 MP, 4K)
- Yongnuo YN450/450M (2019, Micro 4/3 -> Canon EF, 16 MP, 4K)
Lenses and cameras and many other products from Yongnuo can easily be found at Authorized Yongnuo Dealer / Store on Aliexpres.
My video on all Yongnuo lenses here.
Materials on the topic
- Full frame mirrorless systems... Discussion, choice, recommendations.
- Cropped mirrorless systems... Discussion, choice, recommendations.
- Cropped mirrorless systems that have stopped or are no longer developing
- Digital SLR systems that have stopped or are no longer developing
- JVI or EVI (an important article that answers the question 'DSLR or mirrorless')
- About mirrorless batteries
- Simple and clear medium format
- High-speed solutions from Chinese brands
- All fastest autofocus zoom lenses
- All fastest AF prime lenses
- Mirrored full frame on mirrorless medium format
- Autofocus Speed Boosters
- One lens to rule the world
- The impact of smartphones on the photography market
- What's next (smartphone supremacy)?
- All announcements and novelties of lenses and cameras
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The price tag, however.
The price tag, however, is very democratic, and this is in the presence of a considerable number of special elements in the design.
Alternatives? Samyang is darker by a stop and more expensive, native from Sony - much more expensive, sigma is lighter by a stop, but much larger and more expensive than all three))
Yes, yes. Only the picture is probably boring. Photo from him to see.
They promised to send it to me, the only question is when)
I have one abandoned railway in mind ... It could be done.
This is the new DF / DA line, it should be good. Their 50 1.8 DA under Sony left only positive impressions
The price tag is compared with analogs for DSLRs from the same Yong. Special items? Super China Nano, I guess.
No, not China nano, only what the manufacturer claims - one aspheric, one low-dispersion element, and two with a high refractive index. The 35/2 mirror simply has none of this.
CY has not only darker by the stop, but also lighter) At the same time, there is no doubt about the quality of their last AF lenses. Only the first two - 35 1.4 and 50 1.4 were with problems, and even then, I use 50 1.4 and I don't see half of the problems described in reviews / forums.
Exactly, there is, missed) But also huge, like Sigma, again, the cost.
Sigma 35 / 1.4 for Sony E is many times more expensive and many times more. At least due to the fact that under the Sony E Sigma 35 / 1.4 has an elongated rear part, as it is originally a mirror lens. The same goes for weight.
Judging by the diagram, the Chinese have learned to use the conditional zemax)
Wang bed sheet from local cinephiles.
Dear Rodion, let me write a few thoughts on this matter. The Chinese are no different from other peoples. The laws of production have not been canceled either. When 50-70 years ago the Japanese began to mass-produce lenses and made them cheaper, all of Europe laughed at them, the Japanese copied everything that could be copied (just for some reason everyone shouts about Soviet copies, when there were more than 200 copies of Lake itself in Japan!) who were not too lazy in Japan, everyone produced photographic equipment and, especially, Yu lenses, the quality of their optics was far below the German ones, but they started and improved as best they could, in the end everything moved to Japan. In short, the same process is happening now towards China. Moreover, regardless of who manufactures optics, in 90% of cases they use glasses from Chinese manufacturers. If we now have professional tamrons for a reasonable price, if the world now sees many special elements in the lenses of all manufacturers, then this is the merit of China, since in China over the past 15 years a huge amount of investment has been made in this industry, as well as in personnel training. As for optical circuits, some Chinese companies have long been working German opticians, or highly qualified optical physicists from other countries, including Japan, also have their own personnel, do not forget that China is among the three leading countries in the world in terms of mathematics development and physics. Lenses from Laowa are essentially German lenses, manufactured to the highest German standards with new optical designs calculated by high-class optics using Chinese supercomputers. In addition, Chinese manufacturers, with a few exceptions, are not very greedy, and the quality is constantly improving. The peculiarities of production in all areas are such that in order to achieve very high standards, it is usually required to produce at least 3-4 generations of goods, gain experience, correct most of the mistakes, etc. Chinese companies have been doing this for 10-12 years, and that's exactly what we see now the results of the last 10-12 years, when they actually started producing lenses. Recently, Christopher Frost himself was forced to conclude that Viltrox 23 / 1.4 is essentially superior to its native Fuji counterpart in literally all parameters, including the quality of the drawing. Earlier, Ken Wheeler said the same about their other lens. Sony and Fuji mirrorless cameras have given Chinese manufacturers the ability to produce excellent autofocus lenses, fortunately, China has recently begun manufacturing step-less lens motors. This process will continue and we will see new and very high quality lenses from Chinese manufacturers, including excellent and even superior optical quality. The bad news is that while consumers have a rather prejudiced attitude towards it - even without trying it with their own hands, they immediately do not like their drawing. Interestingly, are lenses from Japanese manufacturers all right here equal to Zeiss? A good optical design is a great success for any manufacturer and no more than 10-15 percent of any brand line are such. And yet - few people know that about 62% of components for all mobile phones in the world are produced by one single Chinese company - ZTE, and even fewer people know that more than 60% of components for lenses in the world are produced by only a few Chinese companies, and YN For several years now, it has been exporting a huge number of various components to Japan, but for some reason all their products are sealed with a secret stamp, they are not even opened at customs. I wonder what they export to Japan and why Japanese buyers are urging to classify the names of exported goods? This story does not remind you of the one that many years ago with Apple - when they carefully concealed the company that actually made their laptops and even sued the journalist who first wrote what this subsidiary of Quanta is doing in Shenzhen (by the way it also produces more than 80% of all laptops from any manufacturer!) ... Over the past 15 years, Germany, Switzerland and Italy have shown a steady export of high-quality machine tools and other production equipment, only now they did not particularly advertise that most or even 90% it was China that bought it to re-equip its factories, and it was bought by private and state Chinese companies. Japanese technology too. Now this stage has been passed - China is a country of super factories, with skilled workers.
And what is this sheet for, in fact?
I warned you. China trigger.
Well, yes, you can also add about rhinestone)
And zone focusing by the Chinese!
appeared on Ali https://www.aliexpress.ru/item/1005001666377814.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.3a9c3c00784ymT&mp=1
The lens has arrived for review. The review will be in a few weeks. The first impression is compact and sharp at 2.0.