Sony E 15mm F1.4 G vs Sony E PZ 10-20mm F4 G

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E 15mm F1.4 G compared with E PZ 10-20mm F4 G
SonyE 15mm F1.4 GSonyE PZ 10-20mm F4 G
Overview
ReleasedJune 2022June 2022
Optics
Lens typePrimeZoom
Focal length15 mm10–20 mm
Maximum aperturef/1.4f/4
Minimum aperturef/16f/22
Optical constructionThirteen elements in twelve groupsEleven elements in eight groups
Special elementsThree aspherical elements, one ED glass element and one Super ED glass elementThree aspherical elements, two ED glass elements and one ED aspherical element
DiaphragmSeven rounded bladesSeven rounded blades
Angle of view87° APS-C109°–70° APS-C
Mount and compatibility
MountsSony ESony E
Image circleAPS-CAPS-C
Image circle detailAPS-C coverage; 22.5 mm equivalent field of viewAPS-C coverage; 15–30 mm equivalent field of view
Teleconverter supportNot compatible with SEL14TC or SEL20TCNot compatible with SEL14TC or SEL20TC
Focus and stabilisation
AutofocusYesYes
Minimum focus distance0.17 m (manual focus)0.13 m (manual focus)
Maximum magnification0.15× (manual focus)0.18× (manual focus)
Optical stabilisationNoNo
Autofocus detailTwo linear motors and internal focusing; maker does not designate these motors XDTwo linear motors and internal focusing; maker does not designate these motors XD
Focus distance detailMinimum focus 0.20 m in AF or 0.17 m in MF; Linear Response MFMinimum focus 0.20 m in AF; MF 0.13 m at wide angle or 0.17 m at telephoto; Linear Response MF
Magnification detailMaximum magnification 0.12× in AF or 0.15× in MFMaximum magnification 0.14× in AF or 0.18× in MF
Stabilisation detailNo optical stabilisation; compatible bodies provide stabilisationNo optical stabilisation; compatible bodies provide stabilisation
Video featuresReduced focus breathing; breathing compensation requires a compatible camera, changes field of view and image quality slightly, and may not fully compensate breathingReduced focus breathing, zoom focus shift and axis shift; breathing compensation requires a compatible camera, slightly changes field of view/image quality and may not fully compensate breathing. Remote zoom through compatible bodies, grips, remotes or app
Design
Dust and moisture resistantYesYes
Filter diameter55 mm62 mm
Maximum diameter66.6 mm69.8 mm
Length69.5 mm55 mm
Weight219 g178 g (better)
ControlsAperture ring with click on/off switch, AF/MF switch, manual-focus ring and one customisable focus-hold button; no aperture-ring lockSeparate electronic zoom and manual-focus rings, variable-speed zoom lever, AF/MF switch and one customisable focus-hold button; no aperture ring
Zoom design–Internal power zoom; barrel length remains constant during zooming and focusing
Filter detail–62 mm front filter thread; front element does not rotate during focusing
Weather resistanceDust- and moisture-resistant design; not guaranteed completely dust- or moisture-proofDust- and moisture-resistant design; not guaranteed completely dust- or moisture-proof
Dimensions detail66.6 mm maximum diameter × 69.5 mm length; internal focusing69.8 mm maximum diameter × 55 mm length; internal zooming and focusing
Weight detailApproximately 219 g lens; separate hood and caps excludedApproximately 178 g lens; separate hood and caps excluded
Lens hoodALC-SH171 petal bayonet hoodALC-SH169 petal bayonet hood
In the boxALC-SH171 hood, ALC-F55S front cap and ALC-R1EM rear cap; no case listedALC-SH169 hood, ALC-F62S front cap and ALC-R1EM rear cap; no case listed
Release detailSony Hong Kong specified mid-June 2022 availability. Independent full reviews were authored by Photography Blog Mark Goldstein, testing ZV-E10, and Digital Camera World Matthew Richards, whose sample images identify Alpha 7R III. Their wide-open sharpness results differ. Sony specifies one ED plus one Super ED element, superseding Photography Blog’s two ED claim. This is a G lens, not the G Master designation used in parts of that review; its unconfirmed fluorine coating is omittedSony Hong Kong specified mid-June 2022 availability. Independent full reviews were authored by Photography Blog Mark Goldstein, testing ZV-E10, and Digital Camera World Matthew Richards, whose sample images identify Alpha 7R III. Their wide-open edge-sharpness judgments differ. Sony identifies two focus linear motors; Photography Blog’s statement that the zoom ring actuates those focus motors is not adopted. Unconfirmed fluorine coating and occasional copied FE PZ 16–35 references in that review are omitted

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