Sony FE 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 GM OSS | (SEL100400GM)

Sony FE 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 GM OSS | (SEL100400GM)

Variable telephoto lens, AF

The first powerful zoom telephoto lens in Sony's flagship G Master series covers the 100-400mm range. Thanks to its exceptional resolution and fast, accurate autofocus, you will be able to capture the action in the distance with exceptional quality and speed. In addition, this world-class image quality lens offers the portability, reliability and convenience that professionals demand.

G Master Powerful Zoom Telephoto Lens

The 100-400mm zoom range is ideal for shooting sports, wildlife and similar subjects, and its image quality and AF performance meet the needs of professionals.

Fast, reliable autofocus

The optimal combination of dual linear motor and DDSSM (Direct Drive SSM) drive system ensures fast response, high precision and reliable tracking.

High resolution and fast AF at any focal length

G Master's precision optical elements deliver consistently high resolution across the entire frame at any focus distance and throughout the lens' zoom range.

Compact, light and mobile

Innovative modular exterior design and magnesium components result in reduced weight and size, making the lens more comfortable and easy to move around.

Extremely versatile shooting

The sliding focus mechanism has a minimum focus distance of just 0.98 meters (3.22 feet), so you can track and shoot subjects at any distance with a single lens.

Lens configuration

G Master series lenses feature ultra-high resolution and softly fading background bokeh for creative capture of unique images.

[1] Super Low Dispersion Glass [2] Super Low Dispersion Glass

MTF chart

MTF (modulation transfer function) is a measure of how well a lens reproduces fine detail, which is the degree of contrast between fine lines.

[1] Contrast (%) [2] Distance from the optical center of the lens (mm) [3] At 100mm / Max. Aperture [4] At 100mm / F8 Aperture [5] At 400mm / Max. aperture [6] At 400mm / F8 aperture [7] Spatial frequency [8] 10 line pairs/mm [9] 30 line pairs/mm [10] R: radial values ​​T: tangential values