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New Zeiss FE-mount lenses get digital displays

Posted on May 12, 2015April 20, 2020 By Hulk

The company’s first self-designed and distributed Sony FE-mount lenses with autofocus come in a couple of essential focal lengths.

 

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ZEISS Batis 1.8/85Zeiss

 

Zeiss adds another couple of fast Sony full-frame E-mount lenses for the A7 series, its first FE-mount models with autofocus designed and produced by Zeiss. Launching the new Batis line, the two weather-sealed fixed focal-length lenses also sport a novel OLED display on their barrels.

The $1,300 ZEISS Batis 2/25 is a 25mm f2 based on the company’s Distagon optical design, can focus up to 7.9 in/0.2m. It’s 3.2 in/81mm around by 3.1 in/78mm long and weighs about 11.8 oz/335g.
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Cameras Tags:Focal, full-frame, oled, optical, Sony, sport, Zeiss, Zeiss Batis

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