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Samyang Announces 28-135mm f/2.8 Zoom for Sony E-Mount in 2027

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Samyang Announces 28-135mm f/2.8 Zoom for Sony E-Mount in 2027
Samyang Announces 28-135mm f/2.8 Zoom for Sony E-Mount in 2027
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Korean lens manufacturer Samyang has announced plans to release a new 28-135mm f/2.8 full-frame zoom lens for Sony E-mount cameras. The lens is designed to offer a constant fast aperture across its zoom range, aiming to serve creators who need flexibility in low-light and dynamic shooting environments. According to the company, the optic is being positioned as a solution for “every moment,” suggesting an emphasis on versatility for video and stills work.

The announcement comes via DPReview, which reported on September 30, 2026, that Samyang is teasing the upcoming lens with a planned release date in February 2027. While specific technical details such as optical construction, autofocus motor type, or weather sealing have not yet been disclosed, the f/2.8 constant aperture indicates a focus on performance for creators who prioritize shallow depth of field and consistent exposure across focal lengths.

Sony’s E-mount system remains a dominant platform for hybrid creators, particularly due to its advanced autofocus tracking and high-resolution sensor technology found in models like the A7 series and A1. Samyang’s decision to target this mount reflects the ongoing demand for third-party lenses that balance cost, performance, and compatibility with Sony’s ecosystem.

By introducing a fast zoom in a popular focal range, Samyang aims to address a gap in the market for affordable, high-aperture alternatives to first-party options. The lens could appeal to videographers, event shooters, and content creators who rely on zoom flexibility without sacrificing low-light capability.

As of now, no pricing, exact specifications, or sample images have been shared. The February 2027 timeline suggests the lens is still in early development or final testing phases. Creator Newsdesk will monitor for further updates as more details emerge ahead of the anticipated launch.

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