Meike 55mm F1.4 Standard Aperture APS-C Frame Auto Focus Fixed Prime Portrait Lenses for Sony E Mount Mirrorless Cameras ZV-E10 A6600 A6400 A5000 A5100 A6000 A6100 A6300 A6500 A6700

i am a photographer with over 25 years of experience. The Meike 35mm F2.0 Full Frame AF is an interesting lens to work with - I was pleased by its overall performance. The lens attached quite easily to my camera body, and the included lens hood snapped into place easily. While not fully weather-sealed, it has a red rubber gasket to help prevent water and dust finding their way into your lens. It is a multicoated, which helps to reduce flare and unwanted reflections. This multi-layer coating is very useful when shooting against the light source, helping you create images that are sharp with good contrast. The lens has a USB port for firmware updates. There is a focus ring and a AF/MF switch, so you can disable the autofocus easily if you want. The focus ring is smooth and stays put for manual focus. The Meike 35 2.0 is a very light-weight lens (300g approx) that is easy to carry around all day with a nice wide-angle point-of-view applicable for many situations. At the 2.0 setting the lens nicely separates your subject from the background. There’s some vignetting at wide apertures. The lens creates a nice atmospheric look for landscapes, and is excellent for senior citizen portraits where you may not want to have every tiny pore and wrinkle in sharp relief. At higher aputure settings the lens became quite sharp. The autofocus system works very well and is certainly adequate for most situations. It certainly excels when used for street photography, being small, light-weight and discrete. Compared to a Sony 35 1.4 GM lens that costs $1400, the Meike 35mm f/2.0 AF offers excellent value for the money.

The 85mm f/1.8 SE II is truly an amazing lens. I paired it with my a7iv, and everything is perfect. Autofocus is fast and accurate even in lowlight, and images are very sharp. Really happy with this purchase, especially when it is not an expensive lens, compared to the native lens counterpart. Highly recommended!

If you shoot APS-C and need a fantastic portrait lens, the Meike 55mm F1.4 AF is a winner. It's lightweight and compact with a surprisingly solid build. Optically, it's brilliant: creamy f/1.4 bokeh and great sharpness, especially in the center. The autofocus is quick and reliable for stills, handling eye detection well. For the price, this lens punches way above its weight. A must-have for beautiful portraits!

Wonderful lens and very sharp. Great value for the price of this lens. It does not have VR/image stabilization, so if your camera body does not have one, then your pictures may come out a little soft. You will need to increase ISO and set your aperture very low to get the sharper image. Unfortunately, I had to return the lens due to this issue.

The image quality on this lens is very sharp. Great value for money build quality is solid. Not big fan of the plastic ring around the front of the lens. Bokeh is very nice. Auto focus works great even with subjects moving fast. Minimum focusing distance is bad. All and all I think this is a great lens. I am very happy with it I leave it on my Sony a7iii most of the time. It made switching over to the Sony system much more affordable. If you’re looking for a budget everyday lens buy the meike 50mm 1.8

Best Bang for your buck by far. Amazing sharpness and perfect aperture.

Very good bang for your buck. AF is fast, it's super sharp. A pro with unlimited budget may need more, but a part timer like me is very happy with it.

This is a great lens. I had a hard time getting my hands on one. They sold out fast. Given the quality and versatility, it’s an amazing value. I have paid a lot more for a lens this good. The autofocus is fast and excellent. The color is partly controlled here and partly on the camera, but I use this for an online oil painting class (Evolve) and the colors are perfect. For my purposes, they absolutely need to be. It brings in a lot of light, expected given the size of the aperture, which makes it great for low light photography as well as for portraits. It’s great at softly blurring the background. It’s easy to attach, easy to use. It’s pretty small and very lightweight. Honestly, it’s a perfect lens.