Sony G Lens FE 24-50mm f/2.8: light, versatile and affordable

Sony G Lens FE 24-50mm f/2.8

Sony released the new FE 24-50mm f/2.8 G, a light, compact option that promises quality and versatility for photographers and videographers. It’s built for anyone after a more affordable alternative to the 24-70mm, without compromising optical quality.

Key features

1. Compact and lightweight design The compact build of the 24-50mm f/2.8 makes it an ideal pick for long days or work on gimbals and handheld shots. Its light weight means optimal mobility and comfort over long sessions.

2. External aperture control The external aperture ring offers smooth, precise adjustment, with a click on/off option for quieter operation while recording video.

3. Custom button setup A customizable function button gives you flexibility to assign different tasks, from manual focus to mode switching, depending on your preferences.

4. Rounded bokeh and standout sharpness The aperture blades deliver rounded, even bokeh, with a smooth render at both 24mm and 50mm. Up close, focus is sharp and precise — ideal for close-ups and macro photography.

5. Focal range and versatility The 24-50mm focal length covers everything from wide shots to close-up portraits, adapting easily to different projects — landscapes, events or product photography.

Applications and final take

With its versatility and focal range, this lens slots in as a perfect complement to a 70-200mm, covering a wide range with two high-quality lenses. Its macro capability, combined with the bokeh quality and optical sharpness, makes it a great option for product photography, portraits and other creative work.

If you’re considering a new lens for your Sony camera, the FE 24-50mm f/2.8 G is a light, affordable alternative that doesn’t sacrifice quality. There’s also a special Sony Store discount using the code in the video, plus free advice on projects or questions about photography, cinematography or post.

Explore the creative possibilities of Sony’s new 24-50mm lens and let us know in the comments what you think of its performance.