The 8-14mm f/3.5 Fisheye G lens brings new creative perspectives to Sony’s E-mount lineup for photographers, cinematographers and content creators. Reviews for the new lens have been surfacing online, and everyone’s talking about just how darn fun it is to use. See what they’re saying in our review roundup below, and to pre-order yours now, CLICK HERE.
Reviewers share their thoughts on the new Sony 8-14mm f/3.5 Fisheye G
B&H Photo
"It really can add that unique perspective that might make your photos stand out from another photographer, and maybe will help you get that editorial gig that you're looking for." – Sam Fuller
TheCameraStoreTV
"What Sony has got going on is they've brought out a very high-quality fisheye zoom that gives you lots of flexibility, gives us great performance when it comes to autofocus, and the image quality is fantastic." – Dave Paul
DunnaDidIt
"Not only is this an extremely unique perspective, but it's also great for VR shooters, or if you just want that old school, hip-hop or skateboarding point of view." – Dunna
Albert Dros
"It really pushes you to get creative. This is that kind of tool that you just take out and explore the world with and get in crazy angles – and try to get something different." – Albert Dros
Jessops
"I've really enjoyed using this lens." – Lizzie
PetaPixel
"I'm actually looking forward to this because it's a modern mirrorless native lens, so we're going to get autofocus and all the latest technological advancements." – Jordan Drake
Zy Cheng
"Circular fisheye? Check. Zoom capability? Check. Tiny footprint? Check. Sony's new 8-14mm f/3.5 G is a quirky addition to the lens lineup that serves two very different worlds." – Zy Cheng
Wex Photo Video
"Overall it's a really nice lens – definitely a good one to consider. And lovely to see it as Sony's first E-mount fisheye lens, too." – Sam
Mark McGee Photos
"It's razor sharp with almost no ghosting or color fringing, and no other lens on the planet has been able to achieve this feat of engineering in such a small, compact body." – Mark McGee
Western Approaches
"The internal zoom and focus, autofocus, the manual focus behavior, the close-focus capability, and the tiny size make it feel like a proper, contemporary production tool." – Jack Williams