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Sony FE 50-150mm F2 GM is the world’s first F2 constant-aperture telephoto zoom, delivering prime-level sharpness and creamy bokeh—now just $100 (compare at $3,998), available to buy online.
Pair withSony FE 50mm f/1.2 GM Full-Frame Lens$100.00
Categories : Camera Lenses
SKU : TON-CAM-152
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Introducing the Sony FE 50-150mm F2 GM—the world’s first F2 zoom lens at 150mm, offering a constant F2 aperture for exceptional low-light performance and breathtaking bokeh. Ideal for portrait, wedding, sports, and event photographers seeking the ultimate creative tool.
G Master quality ensures sharpness and contrast rivaling prime lenses. Exquisite bokeh makes subjects pop, and the bright F2 aperture allows shooting in low light without compromise.
Own this premium lens for only $100—a massive discount from the $3,998 compare-at price. This is a limited-time offer, so don't miss out!
World’s first constant F2 zoom reaching 150mm—exceptional light gathering.
G Master optics deliver prime-like sharpness and creamy bokeh.
Fast, precise AF with internal zoom for both stills and movies.
Model: FE 50-150mm F2 GM
Mount: Sony E-mount (full-frame)
Focal Length: 50-150mm
Focus System: XD Linear Motors
Product Type: Zoom Lens
Lens Elements: High-grade optics with aspherical elements
Zoom Mechanism: Internal zoom
Maximum Aperture: F2 (constant)
Seller: Tonal Trails
MPN: FE 50-150mm F2 GM
The Sony FE 50-150mm F2 GM redefines telephoto zoom performance. With constant F2, you'll capture stunning portraits even in dim wedding venues, and sports action freezes effortlessly.
Compared to standard f2.8 telephoto zooms, this lens offers one full stop more light-gathering ability, giving you shallower depth of field and better low-light shots.
At only $100, this is an unprecedented price. The original price is $3,998, so you save $3,898. Use TRAILS10 for an additional 10% off and secure free shipping over $45. Don't wait!
You can order it from our online store for only $100, while the compare-at price is $3,998. This is a limited-time offer, so grab it before it's gone.
Yes, the lens is designed to deliver prime-level sharpness even at 150mm wide open, ensuring excellent detail and clarity.
Absolutely. The 50-150mm range is ideal for portraits and weddings, offering flattering compression and beautiful bokeh.
Its constant F2 aperture is unique, allowing better low-light performance and more control over depth of field compared to typical f2.8 zooms.
Use coupon code TRAILS10 for an extra 10% off at checkout. Free shipping applies for orders over $45.
This is the sharpest zoom I've ever used. The constant f/2 aperture is unprecedented, and the bokeh is creamy like a prime. I shoot weddings and this lens is glued to my body.
I was skeptical about a telephoto f/2, but the results speak for themselves. Autofocus is fast and accurate, and the build quality is typical GM – sealed and robust. It's heavy, but the images are worth it.
The lens is optically stunning, but at full price it's expensive. I got it for $100, so it's a steal. The only downside is the weight – it's not a walk-around lens. But for portraits and events, it's unbeatable.
This lens produces the most beautiful backgrounds I've ever seen. The f/2 aperture at 150mm gives incredible subject isolation. Sharpness is tack-sharp even wide open. A must-have for any pro.
The optical quality is top-tier, but this lens is a brick. It's not something you want to carry all day without a monopod. The autofocus is reliable, and the build is solid, but the size is a big consideration.
I've used 70-200 f/2.8 lenses, but this one blows them away. The extra reach and faster aperture make a huge difference. I shot an entire event with this and didn't miss a shot. The price was unbeatable.
The image quality is amazing, but there is noticeable focus breathing, which is a minor issue for video. For photography, it's perfect. I'm happy with the purchase, especially at the discounted price.
There's nothing else like this lens. The f/2 constant aperture is a dream, and the sharpness is prime-level. I've compared it to my 85mm GM and this is just as good if not better. Sony knocked it out of the park.
In dim situations, the autofocus hunts and sometimes misses. I tried this on my a1 and a7 IV, and both had trouble. The image quality is excellent when it locks on, but it's frustrating for event work. I'm returning it.
