Samyang AF 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Lens for Leica L Mount
The Samyang AF 35-150mm F/2-2.8 lens for L-mount is a versatile zoom lens with focal lengths ranging from 35mm to 150mm, designed for professional photography and videography applications. With a fast maximum aperture of F/2 at wide angle and F/2.8 at telephoto, this lens offers excellent performance in low light and attractive background blur effects. The optical construction includes 21 elements in 18 groups, including 12 special lenses to minimize aberrations and distortions. Ultra Multi-Coating technology effectively reduces stray light and ghosting for clear, natural image quality throughout the zoom range. The minimum focusing distance is 32cm at 35mm and 85cm at 150mm, allowing for detailed close-up shots. Autofocus is achieved through a Linear Stepping Motor system that provides fast, precise focusing with excellent tracking capabilities. The lens features several video-optimized functions, including Digital Par Focal to maintain focus during zooming and a Dolly Shot mode for professional cinematic effects. The physical construction is characterized by a robust metal housing with weather sealing at 11 points, providing protection against dust, light rain, and snow. Additional features include a zoom lock switch to secure the lens at 35mm for transport, two programmable function buttons with focus memory for two focus positions, and three programmable mode switches that can be configured with the optional Lens Station. The nine-blade diaphragm contributes to smooth, natural bokeh effects. This lens covers five main focal lengths, including 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 135mm, and 150mm, making it suitable for portrait, travel, landscape, and event photography where versatility and consistent optical performance are required.
The Samyang AF 35-150mm F/2-2.8 lens for L-mount is a versatile zoom lens with focal lengths ranging from 35mm to 150mm, designed for professional photography and videography applications. With a fast maximum aperture of F/2 at wide angle and F/2.8 at telephoto, this lens offers excellent performance in low light and attractive background blur effects. The optical construction includes 21 elements in 18 groups, including 12 special lenses to minimize aberrations and distortions. Ultra Multi-Coating technology effectively reduces stray light and ghosting for clear, natural image quality throughout the zoom range. The minimum focusing distance is 32cm at 35mm and 85cm at 150mm, allowing for detailed close-up shots. Autofocus is achieved through a Linear Stepping Motor system that provides fast, precise focusing with excellent tracking capabilities. The lens features several video-optimized functions, including Digital Par Focal to maintain focus during zooming and a Dolly Shot mode for professional cinematic effects. The physical construction is characterized by a robust metal housing with weather sealing at 11 points, providing protection against dust, light rain, and snow. Additional features include a zoom lock switch to secure the lens at 35mm for transport, two programmable function buttons with focus memory for two focus positions, and three programmable mode switches that can be configured with the optional Lens Station. The nine-blade diaphragm contributes to smooth, natural bokeh effects. This lens covers five main focal lengths, including 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 135mm, and 150mm, making it suitable for portrait, travel, landscape, and event photography where versatility and consistent optical performance are required.
The Samyang AF 35-150mm F/2-2.8 lens for L-mount is a versatile zoom lens with focal lengths ranging from 35mm to 150mm, designed for professional photography and videography applications. With a fast maximum aperture of F/2 at wide angle and F/2.8 at telephoto, this lens offers excellent performance in low light and attractive background blur effects. The optical construction includes 21 elements in 18 groups, including 12 special lenses to minimize aberrations and distortions. Ultra Multi-Coating technology effectively reduces stray light and ghosting for clear, natural image quality throughout the zoom range. The minimum focusing distance is 32cm at 35mm and 85cm at 150mm, allowing for detailed close-up shots. Autofocus is achieved through a Linear Stepping Motor system that provides fast, precise focusing with excellent tracking capabilities. The lens features several video-optimized functions, including Digital Par Focal to maintain focus during zooming and a Dolly Shot mode for professional cinematic effects. The physical construction is characterized by a robust metal housing with weather sealing at 11 points, providing protection against dust, light rain, and snow. Additional features include a zoom lock switch to secure the lens at 35mm for transport, two programmable function buttons with focus memory for two focus positions, and three programmable mode switches that can be configured with the optional Lens Station. The nine-blade diaphragm contributes to smooth, natural bokeh effects. This lens covers five main focal lengths, including 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 135mm, and 150mm, making it suitable for portrait, travel, landscape, and event photography where versatility and consistent optical performance are required.
The Samyang AF 35-150mm F/2-2.8 lens for L-mount is a versatile zoom lens with focal lengths ranging from 35mm to 150mm, designed for professional photography and videography applications. With a fast maximum aperture of F/2 at wide angle and F/2.8 at telephoto, this lens offers excellent performance in low light and attractive background blur effects. The optical construction includes 21 elements in 18 groups, including 12 special lenses to minimize aberrations and distortions. Ultra Multi-Coating technology effectively reduces stray light and ghosting for clear, natural image quality throughout the zoom range. The minimum focusing distance is 32cm at 35mm and 85cm at 150mm, allowing for detailed close-up shots. Autofocus is achieved through a Linear Stepping Motor system that provides fast, precise focusing with excellent tracking capabilities. The lens features several video-optimized functions, including Digital Par Focal to maintain focus during zooming and a Dolly Shot mode for professional cinematic effects. The physical construction is characterized by a robust metal housing with weather sealing at 11 points, providing protection against dust, light rain, and snow. Additional features include a zoom lock switch to secure the lens at 35mm for transport, two programmable function buttons with focus memory for two focus positions, and three programmable mode switches that can be configured with the optional Lens Station. The nine-blade diaphragm contributes to smooth, natural bokeh effects. This lens covers five main focal lengths, including 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 135mm, and 150mm, making it suitable for portrait, travel, landscape, and event photography where versatility and consistent optical performance are required.
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The lowest price for Samyang AF 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Lens for Leica L Mount right now is $1,697.95 at cccwarehouse.com.au, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $1,446.00 on 12 Apr 2026 — today's price is 17% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 21 July 2026.
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Samyang 35-150mm f/2-2.8 AF Lens Leica L mount Auto Focus Full Frame
Delivery $27.90
Samyang 35-150mm f/2-2.8 AutoFocus Lens for L Mount
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Samyang 35-150mm F2.0/F2.8 AutoFocus For Panasonic L Full Frame - Black
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I have filmed a wedding with this amazing camera, the results are stunning! Yes, it is heavy but you get used to it. Definitely recommend. I used this on my Lumix S5ii camera.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I've had a few days now to test out my new Samyang 35-150/2-2.8 in L-mount and here are my general findings:- The zoom ring tension is firm and there is no lens creep. Reports I've read and watched on the E-mount version (months old now) said that lens creep was an issue right out of the box. That's not happening with my copy so far. Maybe Samyang got the message and tightened things up.- The overall fit and finish is nice for the price. I'd say on the same level as my Lumix S primes.- The only criticisms so far are: The 1 year warranty is too short; the lens hood doesn't have a lock button and; the lens cap's center pinch doesn't give a secure grip.- My ApolloOne image viewer's EXIF shows the 35-150's focal length is actually 35.9mm-146.9mm.- There is no ... MoreI've had a few days now to test out my new Samyang 35-150/2-2.8 in L-mount and here are my general findings:- The zoom ring tension is firm and there is no lens creep. Reports I've read and watched on the E-mount version (months old now) said that lens creep was an issue right out of the box. That's not happening with my copy so far. Maybe Samyang got the message and tightened things up.- The overall fit and finish is nice for the price. I'd say on the same level as my Lumix S primes.- The only criticisms so far are: The 1 year warranty is too short; the lens hood doesn't have a lock button and; the lens cap's center pinch doesn't give a secure grip.- My ApolloOne image viewer's EXIF shows the 35-150's focal length is actually 35.9mm-146.9mm.- There is no L-mount lens station dock yet available to control optional lens settings and to update future firmware.- The raw files from the camera have a built-in lens profile for correcting distortion and CA. It's automatically applied in my Adobe Camera Raw program. Yes, most L-mount lenses have this feature but I wasn't sure if this Samyang would and that's good news.- Lens Testing Details:My SL2 was tripod mounted, using electronic shutter, ISO 100, ibis off, 2 second self timer, the best of two test photos selected at each setting, viewed at 300% on my 27 5K iMac. The photos were taken outdoors with soft overcast lighting with my standard targets at approximately 60 feet in distance.I tested the 35, 50, 85, 100, 135 & 150 focal lengths wide open and then at full stops down to f/11. All the focal lengths were very usable wide open with a noticeable improvement at the next full stop down. The optimum aperture was f/5.6 throughout. At 85-150mm the far corners did a little better at f/8 but that did give away a bit of diffraction softening in the central zone but not much. F/11 did soften the photos overall from diffraction but they still looked very good to me. The right and left sides looked equally sharp so I think I got a good copy.So resolution and contrast are really very good, better than I had hoped for. A subsequent sunny day test showed CA is very well controlled and lens flare behavior is OK-average for my zooms. Overall I think the Samyang 35-150 for L-mount is a great value and an outstanding choice if you can deal with the physical size and weight. If you can handle the Leica SL 24-90 comfortably then the Samyang will be a similar handful. BTW, I own the 24-90 and did compare those two lenses at 35, 50, and 85-90. In terms of resolution and contrast my two copies tested out essentially equivalent. The Leica was a little stronger at 35mm, 50mm was a push, and the Samyang was a little better at the 85-90 focal lengths.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Love it so far. Manual focus is super smooth and I find it quite easy to nail focus using S1H and built in monitor. Used it hand held for 6+ hours for a concert and I felt it the next day 😂 but that is the reality of the lens and I'm ok with that. Range is great, the lens is sharp and feels super solid, no complaints so far. Will update in 6-12 months.
| Focal Length | 35 to 150mm |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2 to 2.8 |
| Lens Mount | Leica L |
| Lens Format Coverage | Full-Frame |
| Focus Type | Autofocus |
Samyang 35-150mm f/2-2.8 AF Lens Leica L mount Auto Focus Full Frame
Delivery $27.90
Samyang 35-150mm f/2-2.8 AutoFocus Lens for L Mount
Delivery $9.90
Samyang 35-150mm F2.0/F2.8 AutoFocus For Panasonic L Full Frame - Black
Free delivery
I have filmed a wedding with this amazing camera, the results are stunning! Yes, it is heavy but you get used to it. Definitely recommend. I used this on my Lumix S5ii camera.
I've had a few days now to test out my new Samyang 35-150/2-2.8 in L-mount and here are my general findings:- The zoom ring tension is firm and there is no lens creep. Reports I've read and watched on the E-mount version (months old now) said that lens creep was an issue right out of the box. That's not happening with my copy so far. Maybe Samyang got the message and tightened things up.- The overall fit and finish is nice for the price. I'd say on the same level as my Lumix S primes.- The only criticisms so far are: The 1 year warranty is too short; the lens hood doesn't have a lock button and; the lens cap's center pinch doesn't give a secure grip.- My ApolloOne image viewer's EXIF shows the 35-150's focal length is actually 35.9mm-146.9mm.- There is no ... MoreI've had a few days now to test out my new Samyang 35-150/2-2.8 in L-mount and here are my general findings:- The zoom ring tension is firm and there is no lens creep. Reports I've read and watched on the E-mount version (months old now) said that lens creep was an issue right out of the box. That's not happening with my copy so far. Maybe Samyang got the message and tightened things up.- The overall fit and finish is nice for the price. I'd say on the same level as my Lumix S primes.- The only criticisms so far are: The 1 year warranty is too short; the lens hood doesn't have a lock button and; the lens cap's center pinch doesn't give a secure grip.- My ApolloOne image viewer's EXIF shows the 35-150's focal length is actually 35.9mm-146.9mm.- There is no L-mount lens station dock yet available to control optional lens settings and to update future firmware.- The raw files from the camera have a built-in lens profile for correcting distortion and CA. It's automatically applied in my Adobe Camera Raw program. Yes, most L-mount lenses have this feature but I wasn't sure if this Samyang would and that's good news.- Lens Testing Details:My SL2 was tripod mounted, using electronic shutter, ISO 100, ibis off, 2 second self timer, the best of two test photos selected at each setting, viewed at 300% on my 27 5K iMac. The photos were taken outdoors with soft overcast lighting with my standard targets at approximately 60 feet in distance.I tested the 35, 50, 85, 100, 135 & 150 focal lengths wide open and then at full stops down to f/11. All the focal lengths were very usable wide open with a noticeable improvement at the next full stop down. The optimum aperture was f/5.6 throughout. At 85-150mm the far corners did a little better at f/8 but that did give away a bit of diffraction softening in the central zone but not much. F/11 did soften the photos overall from diffraction but they still looked very good to me. The right and left sides looked equally sharp so I think I got a good copy.So resolution and contrast are really very good, better than I had hoped for. A subsequent sunny day test showed CA is very well controlled and lens flare behavior is OK-average for my zooms. Overall I think the Samyang 35-150 for L-mount is a great value and an outstanding choice if you can deal with the physical size and weight. If you can handle the Leica SL 24-90 comfortably then the Samyang will be a similar handful. BTW, I own the 24-90 and did compare those two lenses at 35, 50, and 85-90. In terms of resolution and contrast my two copies tested out essentially equivalent. The Leica was a little stronger at 35mm, 50mm was a push, and the Samyang was a little better at the 85-90 focal lengths.
Love it so far. Manual focus is super smooth and I find it quite easy to nail focus using S1H and built in monitor. Used it hand held for 6+ hours for a concert and I felt it the next day 😂 but that is the reality of the lens and I'm ok with that. Range is great, the lens is sharp and feels super solid, no complaints so far. Will update in 6-12 months.
| Focal Length | 35 to 150mm |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2 to 2.8 |
| Lens Mount | Leica L |
| Lens Format Coverage | Full-Frame |
| Focus Type | Autofocus |
