Sony Mirrorless Camera Lenses
Shop Sony mirrorless lenses, with a wide choice of E-mount optics for full-frame and APS-C systems. Explore FE, G and G Master alongside compatible options from Sigma, Tamron, Samyang and Viltrox.
Whether you’re replacing a kit zoom, adding a bright prime for beautiful background blur or choosing a telephoto for wildlife and sport, compare focal lengths, apertures and prices in one place. Explore wide-angle options for landscapes and interiors, macro photography, portraits and versatile zooms for travel and video.
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Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens
Frequently Asked Questions
Will These Fit My Sony?
Will These Fit My Sony?
All E-mount models share the same physical fitting and attach directly to compatible Alpha bodies. Full-frame FE lenses also work on APS-C models, while APS-C optics normally use a reduced-resolution crop on full-frame bodies.
Should I Choose a Prime or Zoom?
Should I Choose a Prime or Zoom?
A zoom provides flexibility across several focal lengths, while a prime can offer a wider maximum aperture, compact construction or attractive background blur. Choose according to your subjects and shooting style.
What Is the Difference Between G and GM?
What Is the Difference Between G and GM?
G Master is Sony’s flagship range, with an emphasis on exceptional resolution, background rendering and advanced optical performance. G optics also offer premium image quality, with different focal lengths, apertures and sizes to suit a wide range of photographers.
Are Sigma, Tamron, Samyang and Viltrox Compatible?
Are Sigma, Tamron, Samyang and Viltrox Compatible?
Yes. Their E-mount models attach directly without an adapter, and many support autofocus and electronic aperture control. Specific features vary by camera and model.
Do I Need Optical Stabilisation?
Do I Need Optical Stabilisation?
Not necessarily. Many Sony mirrorless cameras feature in-body stabilisation, while selected lenses include OSS. Optical stabilisation can be particularly useful at longer focal lengths, although the benefits and combined performance depend on exact models.
