Meike MK-25mm F2.0 Objektiv für Fuji X-vatting

This is a really nice and inexpensive manual lens for my EOS M. The action is really smooth and soundless so it might be really good for video. My only issue with this setup is the lens cap not being totally secured, it's a metal piece that just slides on and off.

Amazing Value! Love the price, by far my favorite lens!

It's not quite wide angle on an APS-C sensor, but at an equivalent 37.5mm focal length, this lens is nice as a single walk-around for compact cameras like the A6500 and similar bodies. It's close enough to the "normal" range of field of view to be useful in street photography, and its small size won't draw much attention. Overall, the build quality is quite good, with metal just about everywhere (including the lens cap!). As a result, it's also quite heavy for its size. Focus ring is smooth and even turning, as is the aperture ring. Image quality is excellent, with good sharpness (especially in the center), accurate color rendition, and decent contrast. Vignetting is present at wider apertures, although it's not distracting. At the price point, it's an extreme value for those looking for a manual focus lens that is compact, rugged, and sports a fairly fast maximum aperture.

Bought this for night shots on a tripod and it is perfect for that. Lens is well built and the aperture and focus rings are smooth. Sharp even at f2 considering price. It is a full manual lens so it is not great for fast "point and shoot" photography but it is a joy when you have time to sit and focus it. My only slight gripe is that my lens moves a decent amount past infinity focus but it might just be my lens. Using the focus magnifier on my Sony a6000 makes up for it. (Two Month Update) This lens is still performing as well as I expected. As I got more familiar with the lens it's becoming my go to for most shots. It's plenty sharp for me and I can't wait to see what I use it for next.

This is just a plain and simple nice lens. It's made of metal, even the lens cap, so it feels very solid, but it's still fairly compact. If your camera has focus peaking it becomes very easy to use this lens, as you can easily see what is in focus on your screen/EVF. I'm a noob using a Olympus OMD EM10 Mk ii, but I think I've been able to take some decent photos with my first non kit lens. This is the perfect choice to try out a manual lens, you might find it's fun like I did!