Samyang 24mm T/1.5 ED AS UMC : Specifications and Opinions

Samyang 24mm T/1.5 ED AS UMC

The Samyang 24mm T/1.5 ED AS UMC is a cinema lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2013 to 2021 (discontinued). The focus is done by Manual Focus, it does not have image stabilization. The average price was 530 €;

7 users have given it an average vote of 8.4 out of 10.

Specifications
Focal lenght	24 mm
Angle of view	84.1°
Format	FF, APS-C
Max. aperture	f/1.5
Aperture blades	8
Lenses/Groups	13 elements in 12 groups
Min. focus distance	0.25 meters
Reproduction ratio
Features
Stabilization	No
Focus	Manual Focus
Internal Focus	No
Built and notes
Tripod ring	No
Extenders	No
Filters	77 mm
Lens hood	Yes, supplied
Weather sealing	No
Weight	615 g
Dimensions	83 x 97 mm
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Robertomisuraca

sent on 04 Aprile 2023

Pros: Brightness, fluidity, bokeh, robust

Cons: None in particular (MK2)

Opinion: It's a cinematic lens, so those who talk about weddings are not clear on what it's for. Ditto when it comes to photos. Cinematic and that's it. Video, video and video only. The T-stop makes it immediately clear that it wants to be a tool for professionals in the sector and not newbies or aspirants. It is not a lens of the Samyang Xeen family, also because it costs 3 times less, but it gives great satisfaction. Ideal for experienced filmmakers and videographers. See photo comparison with Canon 250D Canon 10-18 + Canon 18-55 https://www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=4497421

Romanohouse

sent on 24 Marzo 2017

Pros: opening, optical scheme, focal length, distortion (the focal view)

Cons: Precision ferrules and opening fire (some specimens), flare, chromatic, plastic ferrules

Opinion: It returned easier to speak first of the problems with this view and state that non'è was the first lens Samyang I posseduto.rnIl my copy was suffering from a marked play (slack) of the focus ring that made him unmanageable accurately and fast in video.rnCome if not enough the aperture setting ring (opening) was not only inaccurate but also noisy which made the use of optics unfit for its scopo.rnTrà the focus ring and iris ring can not absolutely give a positive opinion for this version, everything was over the Mark2 improved in these frangenti.rnLa optical quality can not judge trà the best because plagued by lateral chromatic, flare (possibly physiological for these focal lengths) and a marked phenomenon of refraction to the depths field estreme.rnDopo two substitutions I found a correct specimen is mechanically and optically but it is fair to warn the buyer of those that could be the drawbacks of this film series dThe Samyang.

Cristiano Serra

sent on 05 Febbraio 2014

Pros: Bright, good construction, smooth nut with threads for the follow focus, ability to apply filters, lens hood (supplied) Removable.

Cons: Inability to change the value of F from room

Opinion: Quest objective is suitable to shoot video with the camera. The brightness of the diaphragm allows you not straining too much the sensor with high ISO so being able to reduce the amount of "grain" (classic video in low light). RnBuonissimo to take pictures is very sharp and has a good focus. The fact that the manual should not scare you. I give him 9 vote and I'm sure that I will buy other lenses of the same house.

Overniente

sent on 23 Gennaio 2014

Pros: bright, excellent general construction, ring exchange diaphragms for greater manual control without shooting photos and videos, especially in the field of landscaping.

Cons: manual lens without warning of fire, lack of autofocus and manual diaphragm, unsuitable for portraits or weddings given the almost total manual control

Opinion: An optic that I purchased mainly for making video at the beginning was quite complex to use because of the total manual focus / aperture, but once you're comfortable, it becomes a real bomb as a lens, very bright and with the ring more great for convenient attachment of the follow focus on video.rnSoddisfatto, phenomenal value for money.

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Samyang 24mm T/1.5 ED AS UMC : Specifications and Opinions

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