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Sony - FE 50mm F1.4 GM Full-frame Large-aperture G Master Lens - Black
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Sony – FE 50mm F1.4 GM Full-frame Large-aperture G Master Lens – Black

(66 customer reviews)

Original price was: $1,299.99.Current price is: $1,199.99.

Sony’s G Master lens technology delivers extraordinary resolution and bokeh in a compact, lightweight 50mm lens. With outstanding image-wide resolution and contrast from F1.4, this fast, responsive lens offers sharp realism for stills and movies that will satisfy users from advanced amateurs to the most discerning professionals.

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66 reviews for Sony – FE 50mm F1.4 GM Full-frame Large-aperture G Master Lens – Black

  1. MisterBigDave –

    I haven’t had it long but shooting a long time. This is a superb lens. It also matches some of the others making it user friendly. I hope to make some great new material with it.

  2. OPkansas83 –

    Fantastic little lens. Love the weight and form factor and not to mention exceptional AF and sharpness. Worth the price. I was torn between sigmas new 50mm lens and this lens. So glad I went with it. It helps to have a light weight lens for walk-around, travel and low light.

  3. KaiS –

    This lens I did a lot of research on before I purchased and I compared this to the sigma and the Sony 1.2 50 mm G master. Most of the consensus was it’s a no-brainer with purchasing this lens, it is incredibly fast, great with autofocusing and that iris lock button is great to have. Also very and I mean very sharp. Also lightweight and compact compared to other lenses which makes it more of a joy to carry it around and shoot more often instead of always carrying heavy equipment. I am definitely having fun with this lens and if you’re in the market for a gmaster I definitely say go this route. You will not be disappointed.

  4. BrittanyP –

    Love this lens so much! Huge asset to my business!!

  5. mugenzero –

    I was conflicted between the 50mm f/1.2 GM and this 50mm f/1.4 GM. I read so many written reviews and watched so many video that had pitted the two GM lenses against each other as well as reviews that focused solely on each lens and it came down to one important factor: weight. Of course focusing speed is quicker on the f/1.2GM – it has four XD linear motors, but it also needs them to move all that glass which contributes to its overall weight. The form factor of the f/1.4 GM is really nice considering I also own the 35mm f/1.4 GM lens; a really great compliment to each other. Image quality is amazing both wide open and stopped down. The money saved is going towards either Sony’s 70-200mm f/2.8 GM II or Sigma’s version of it. (Not exactly lightweight lenses, but everyone should own a lens like that.) I’ve owned this lens for about a month now and am thoroughly impressed with its performance. It is definitely a great lens for the price!

  6. MKreviews –

    Was looking for the perfect every day lens to accompany my current wide angle and telephoto kit kit. I have found 40-50mm to be the ideal focal length for my day to day photography needs. This lens is very well build and by far the sharpest images i have shot! Looking forward to having this in my bag gor years to come! Paired with Sony A7RIV.

  7. Azod –

    This is an amazing lens, possibly the best 50mm lens for the Sony systems, If you are worried about keeping your setup lightweight, with the highest image quality possible and fastest autofocus, this is the lens to get. The jump in price for the 1.2 GM lens does not seem worth the money for how little difference in perfomance you actually get. If you’ve had the less expensive 50mm 1.8 lens from Sony and feel you are ready to upgrade to the next step, I would definitely pick this up over the 1.2

  8. Mortuza –

    I have been struggling with my kit lens trying to take clear and crisp pictures even though it had zooming ability upto 70. Even though this is a prime lens it is just soo much better in so many ways. I can get clear and sharp pictures effortlessly and the creamy bokeh is just sooo good. Even though you have to adjust yourself with the distance to take the picture it is just supreme in all other aspects. I’m mostly in Aperture mode on my a7III and taking nature and portrait photography

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