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Sony - G Master FE 24-70 mm F2.8 GM Full-Frame E-Mount Standard Zoom Lens - Black
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Sony – G Master FE 24-70 mm F2.8 GM Full-Frame E-Mount Standard Zoom Lens – Black

(464 customer reviews)

Original price was: $1,699.99.Current price is: $1,599.99.

Sony G Master FE 24-70 mm F2.8 GM Full-Frame E-Mount Standard Zoom Lens: Explore the versatility this Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM camera lens brings to your photography, whether your shoot for fun or profit. This full-frame lens features a constant maximum aperture so that you can take incredible action. Direct Drive SSM offers quiet operation which is ideal for video and lets you focus this standard Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM camera lens quickly.

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464 reviews for Sony – G Master FE 24-70 mm F2.8 GM Full-Frame E-Mount Standard Zoom Lens – Black

  1. Hangs4Fun –

    PRO’s
    This lens is simply a workhorse, from wide angle landscape to portrait, this has become the lens I always have with my a7Rii. I haven’t noticed any vignette or issues at the edges from 24 to 70mm wide open. The bokeh is impressive and almost perfectly round in all situations (quality glass and 11 blades), when wide open, this really makes your subject pop. I use the zoom lock all the time and love the focus lock button. The focus is fast, though it has a minimal noise at times (not enough to show up on video, but it is there). I suspect when I get the a7R Mark III the focus will be faster. This lens seems built for many body upgrades down the road, and I feel like I have invested wisely. EVERY shot out of this lens impresses!!! It connects very solidly to both my a7R Mark II and a6500.
    CON’s
    It’s pricey at $2,200.
    It’s a tad on the heavy side, though understandably.
    Lens hood is plastic, though it seems durable
    Lens comes with a nice carry bag, I wish they had 24-70GM embroidered on the outside, because when you have 4 G Master lenses all in the same carry bags, I end up opening a few to find the one I’m looking for (btw, this is a GOOD problem to have, just making the comment in case Sony is listening 😉
    They don’t make a 2x teleconverter for this lens like they do for the 70-200 GM. So, to complete your trinity, consider 16-35GM and 70-200GM
    This lens didn’t get as high of a review from dxomark.com as I would have expected, but from my usage of it so far, I’m very impressed with this lens. Though arguably it does really good compared to other 24-70 lenses in its class, it just can’t compete with clarity ratings from some of the higher end prime lenses. Do not let this keep you from considering this lens. At $2,200 I would highly recommend renting it for a day or two first and seeing if it works for you on your camera and if it is worth the high price tag or not.

  2. JacobM –

    This lens is perfect when you need versatility. It is low enough aperture that you get good depth of field for portraits, but also a short enough focal length that you can get big landscapes. If you only can get one lens, I recommend this one. The focus button on the side is great for creating depth of field in pictures where the subject is not in the center of the picture too.

  3. TSCC –

    This lens is amazing, the picture quality is outstanding. I photograph food and use it along with the 90mm g master macro lens. Lens is large and heavy but can’t imagine not having it after seeing what it’s capable of.

  4. Sharma76 –

    This lens is unbelievably sharp at all focal lengths and at 2.8f, the bokeh is just gorgeous! The build quality is solid and that side button on the barrel is very handy for eye AF. I recently switched from Canon to all Sony system and this was my first lens. And will be my only lens for a while. It’s that good!
    There’s no denying that it’s an expensive lens and it’s quite heavy but the final image quality totally negates both of those points for me. If you want razor sharp images and can justify the price, I would highly recommend this lens.

  5. wymt –

    Someone might said this lens is pricy, but if you pick one up, you will say WOW.
    Pro:
    Sharp
    Focus speed is really fast
    Quite
    Hight quality on pic and build
    Con:
    Heavy

  6. DanielM –

    Overall a great mid to upper level lens. I do mostly still photos but it works great for video as well. This lens is great for portrait photos, it offers a great depth of field. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for.

  7. codymonser –

    This lens is quite simply stunning. Yes it weighs a ton, yes you will have to sell a kidney to buy it, but the results are nothing less than stellar. The lens is exceptionally sharp wide open and produces “3D” stills and better than studio video. I use this on a A7RII and an A6500 (36mm to 105mm equiv. focal length). The AF on both camera bodies is lightning quick in the vast majority of lighting. Bokeh is quite pleasing (obviously faster primes will outperform for shallower DOF). Build quality is exceptional. The lens features a custom button (defaults to AF lock) and an AF/MF toggle (never use it).

  8. Rickman –

    My go to lens that is with me at all times! I’ve used it for sports, concert and portraits with great results! Beautiful bokeh even though it’s not a prime. Haven’t used the focus lock button a lot but it’s a nice feature to have.

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