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Sirui Sniper 33mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens (Sony E, Black)
Key Features: • Fast f/1.2 maximum aperture for shallow depth of field • Native autofocus with eye and object tracking • 11‑blade diaphragm for smooth bokeh • Compact, lightweight design (≈ 400 g) • 58 mm front filter thread
$349.00Original price was: $349.00.$279.00Current price is: $279.00.
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Sirui Sniper 33mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens (Sony E, Black)
High-Speed Prime for APS‑C
The Sirui Sniper 33mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens is a fast normal‑length prime optimized for APS‑C sensor cameras, offering a full‑frame equivalent focal length near 50 mm. Its bright f/1.2 maximum aperture provides strong subject separation and excellent performance in low‑light scenarios.
Autofocus System & Precision
This lens includes a stepping motor autofocus system that supports eye and object tracking, enabling responsive performance even when subjects are moving. The design aims to minimize focus breathing, which is key for videography use.
Optical Design & Aperture
The optical formula consists of 11 elements in 10 groups. The lens uses an 11‑blade diaphragm to render pleasing, rounded bokeh. The aperture range is f/1.2 (maximum) down to f/16. The front filter thread is 58 mm. The minimum focusing distance is approximately 40 cm (15.7 in).
Build, Dimensions & Weight
The lens is compact and relatively lightweight at about 400 g for the Sony E version. Its length is approximately 92.5 mm. The design includes a metal and carbon fiber construction. The lens also supports USB‑C port for firmware updates.
Usage & Value
With its combination of autofocus, fast aperture, and compact profile, the Sniper 33mm lens aims to serve both photographers and videographers seeking a bright, flexible prime for everyday shooting. The lens’s strengths include subject isolation, smooth bokeh, and compatibility with current autofocus systems. However, as with many ultra-fast lenses, performance wide open may reveal softness, chromatic aberration, or vignetting in some scenarios.