SAL1680Z - NEX-EA50 ｜Compatibility Information

NEX-EA50

Autofocus cannot be used.
Available with a Mount Adaptor.
The SteadyShot is not supported.
The operating noise of the lens, such as during zooming and focusing, may be recorded during movie recording.
Changing the iris during recording may create operating noise or make the screen brighter during operation.

Available with a Mount Adaptor.
The SteadyShot is not supported.
If you use MF (Manual Focus), the shutter speed and the aperture can be adjusted during the movie recording. If you use AF (Autofocus), the aperture will be fixed to F3.5, or the largest aperture if the lens' largest aperture is smaller than F3.5, during the movie recording. (the shutter speed can be adjusted.)
The focus area cannot be selected arbitrarily.
The operating noise of the lens, such as during zooming and focusing, may be recorded during movie recording.
Changing the iris during recording may create operating noise or make the screen brighter during operation.

Autofocus cannot be used.
Available with a Mount Adaptor.
The SteadyShot is not supported.
The operating noise of the lens, such as during zooming and focusing, may be recorded during movie recording.
Changing the iris during recording may create operating noise or make the screen brighter during operation.

Available with a Mount Adaptor.
The SteadyShot is not supported.
If you use MF (Manual Focus), the shutter speed and the aperture can be adjusted during the movie recording. If you use AF (Autofocus), the aperture will be fixed to F3.5, or the largest aperture if the lens' largest aperture is smaller than F3.5, during the movie recording. (the shutter speed can be adjusted.)
The focus area cannot be selected arbitrarily.
The operating noise of the lens, such as during zooming and focusing, may be recorded during movie recording.
Changing the iris during recording may create operating noise or make the screen brighter during operation.

Autofocus cannot be used.
Available with a Mount Adaptor.
The SteadyShot is not supported.
The operating noise of the lens, such as during zooming and focusing, may be recorded during movie recording.
Changing the iris during recording may create operating noise or make the screen brighter during operation.