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Ulanzi is entering the lens market with their first lens for Sony E-Mount cameras: the 27mm F/2.8. This compact lens covers APS-C image sensors, it has autofocus capabilities with eye tracking, and it supports in-camera lens correction. So, let’s take a closer look at it!
Ulanzi entered the filmmaking industry in 2015 by releasing quick-release systems and then expanded to many other types of products, including microphones, tripod systems, LED lights, camera cages, etc. No less than 3,400 product releases later, the company is entering the lens market with a first prime lens for Sony E-Mount APS-C cameras: the 27mm F/2.8.
The Ulanzi 27mm F/2.8 is a compact prime lens with a length of only 48.1mm/1.8in. It is mainly made of plastic and weighs 182g/6.4oz.
As previously mentioned, this lens is only available in Sony E-Mount and covers APS-C image sensors. Ulanzi mentions that it is compatible with the Sony ZV-E1/E10 and Sony A1/A5000/A6000/A7/A9/NEX-series cameras. However, Ulanzi does not mention cinema cameras, such as the Sony FX30. On the side of the lens, there is a USB-C port for future firmware updates, so it’s possible that other cameras will be added in the future.
This 27mm F/2.8 prime lens communicates with your Sony camera and has autofocus capabilities. According to Ulanzi, it supports Eye Tracking and in-camera distortion/chromatic aberration correction.
The lens design of this 27mm F/2.8 prime lens consists of 6 elements in 5 groups. The front filter thread has a diameter of 52mm. Lastly, the minimum focus distance is 30cm/11.8in.
The Ulanzi 27mm F/2.8 is available now for $139.95/€159.95.
For more information, please visit Ulanzi’s website here.
What do you think about this first Ulanzi lens? Would it be a nice addition to your kit? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments below!
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Jeff Loch is a French freelance director, editor and colorist, working mostly on music videos, commercials, and corporate films.