Schneider-Kreuznach x Samyang’s New Lens
- The Magazine For Photographers

- 6 hours ago
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Just like they did at last year’s CP+ in Japan, Samyang and Schneider-Kreuznach used CP+ 2026 to show off another full-frame f/2.8 zoom. This time it is an AF 60–180mm f/2.8 for Sony E-mount and L-Mount. While full specifications have not been published yet, the lens was on display at the companies’ joint booth, giving visitors at least a physical look at what is coming. With this addition, the lineup now forms a slightly unusual but complete f/2.8 trio, 14–24mm, 24–60mm, and 60–180mm. That means photographers can cover 14mm all the way to 180mm at a constant f/2.8.
Based on hands-on impressions from the show floor, the 60–180mm looks relatively compact, especially compared to most 70–200mm f/2.8 lenses. It follows the same design language as the earlier 14–24mm and 24–60mm lenses, including the textured zoom ring. The front takes 77mm filters, and the minimum focusing distance ranges from 0.35 meters at the wide end to 0.78 meters at the long end. There is a physical AF/MF switch on the barrel, along with a zoom lock switch.
Beyond that, technical details remain limited. Pricing has not been announced, though the earlier lenses in this lineup sit around the $900–$1,000 range. It is also worth noting that in North America these lenses are sold under the Rokinon brand, even though they are otherwise identical to the Samyang versions. For now, the AF 60–180mm f/2.8 is simply listed as ‘coming soon’ for Sony E and L-Mount.










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