Obiettivo a fuoco manuale MeiKe MK-25mm f/2.0 per Micro Four Thirds (nero)

Micro Four Thirds shooters often face a dilemma: accept bulky, expensive autofocus lenses or sacrifice image quality with cheap glass. The MeiKe MK-25mm f/2.0 prime lens eliminates that compromise. Its bright f/2.0 aperture delivers excellent low-light performance and creamy background blur, while the 50mm equivalent focal length offers a natural perspective for portraits, street scenes, and everyday documentation. Built entirely from metal with multi-coated optics, this lens is a rugged companion for photographers and videographers who demand tactile control and consistent results.

Who is it for

This lens is ideal for enthusiasts and professionals who prefer full manual focus and aperture control. It suits portrait, street, and documentary work, and is an excellent tool for learning the craft of manual focusing. The all-metal construction and multi-coated glass ensure durability and reliable optical performance in the field.

Main features

• Bright f/2.0 maximum aperture for shallow depth of field and low-light capability
• Manual focus and manual aperture ring for precise, tactile control
• Compact and lightweight design, perfect for travel and everyday carry
• 9 rounded diaphragm blades for smooth, circular bokeh
• Multi-coated optical elements reduce flare and ghosting
• 49mm filter thread for easy attachment of filters
• Durable metal body with a classic black finish

Specifications

• Focal length: 25mm (35mm equivalent: 50mm)
• Maximum aperture: f/2.0
• Minimum aperture: f/16
• Lens mount: Micro Four Thirds
• Format compatibility: Micro Four Thirds
• Angle of view: 49.5°
• Minimum focus distance: 0.25 m (9.84")
• Optical design: 7 elements in 5 groups
• Diaphragm blades: 9, rounded
• Focus type: Manual focus
• Image stabilization: No
• Filter size: 49 mm
• Construction: Metal body, multi-coated glass
• Lens type: Prime lens
• Aperture control: Manual aperture ring
• Colour: Black

Tips

For best results, use focus peaking or magnification in your camera's live view to achieve critical sharpness. When shooting wide open at f/2.0, be mindful of the shallow depth of field—it's perfect for subject isolation but requires precise focusing. The manual aperture ring allows smooth exposure adjustments during video recording, making this lens a great choice for filmmakers on a budget.