Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens Olympus 4/3

The Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens is an optically innovative lens that includes an aspherical element, internal focusing, innovative coatings as well as full frame coverage. It is compatible with Olympus 4/3 DSLR cameras with APS-C and full-frame sensor.

A wide angle lens will enable you to accommodate considerably more in to the frame, real estate agencies adore these lenses since it can include a considerable degree of the image in to the frame, indoor shots are very easily achievable to help you fit everything in the frame without the need of standing back. Big structures can also be easily captured easily and look magnificent.

Photograph taken by Jose Eivissa

Product Features:

• Samyang 35mm compatible with Olympus 4/3 DSLR cameras.
• Compact and light lens, ideal for shooting in low light.
• This wide angle lens is ideal for landscape photography, interiors, monuments and scenic views.
• Includes a system called "floating" lenses to ensure high quality images at a minimum focus distance.
• This lens has multiple layers of anti-reflective coating (UMC) for devoted colour reproduction and to acquire images with high contrast.

The smooth manual focusing ring is a delight to operate, having damping that's not overly firm, and by no means too lightweight. All those who take video on a DSLR and are likely to use manual focus, may very well find this particular lens suitable because of its top notch manual focusing action and capability to separate a subject by way of shallow depth of field. The build quality is incredibly good, irrespective that Samyang are a comparative novice to the lens industry.

The focusing ring on the Samyang 35mm Lens is generously wide and features a ridged, rubberized grip band. Since this is a manual focus lens only, you will find there's a range scale that functions from the closest distance of 30cm right to infinity.

Chromatic aberrations, usually viewed as purple or blue fringes are remarkably perfectly managed using this type of lens. Among the list of reasons to get a fast lens is it will be to be capable of isolating the subject from the background, this is typically challenging to perform with a wide angle lens. Samyang was seemingly completely aware of this need, as they utilized an iris diaphragm with 8 rounded blades, for that satisfying rendering of the out-of-focus highlights.
 

Photograph taken by Danny Plas

Focusing is carried out inside the body of the lens, therefore the Samyang 35mm f/1.4 lens will not change length and also the filter thread isn't going to rotate, therefore it´s great for applying extra filters on to the lens.

As a manual-focus lens the Samyang’s manual-focus ring is a larger section to the lens exterior and freely reached, it is well dampened and runs smoothly. The lens is supplied with an extractable petal shaped lens hood, soft lens bag along with lens caps.

Photograph taken by Joe Jiang