Lenses for mirrorless

How to choose the right lens for a mirrorless camera?

With mirrorless cameras, the choice of lens is based on the application and the features required. The prime lens is suitable for portrait photography and low-light conditions. The zoom lens offers flexibility for landscape and event photography. A macro special lens reveals the smallest details in close-ups. In addition, bayonets from different manufacturers (RF, E/FE, XF, Z, etc.) offer precise compatibility options.

Most common lens types for mirrorless cameras

• Wide angles (e.g. 14-35 mm) - landscapes, architecture, interior
• Standard and prime lenses (35-50 mm, f/1.4-f/2) - portrait photography, documentation of everyday life
• Zoom lenses (e.g. 24-70 mm, 70-200 mm) - for an overview and a trip
• Tele-zooms and super-zooms (e.g. 200-600 mm) - sport, nature and remote subjects
• Macro (e.g. 60 mm f/2.8) - accurate description of details and close-ups

Compatible token selections

We offer mirrorless camera lenses for a wide range of systems:

• Canon RF - latest optics with RF beacon
• Sony E / FE - wide range of APS-C and full frame lenses
• Fujifilm XF - typically APS-C lenses with high quality optical characteristics
• Nikon Z - Z and APS-C (Z DX)
• OM System / Micro Four Thirds - lightweight and compact solution, especially for travel photography

More information and reference guide

Choosing a lens can raise questions: find out, for example, the difference between the RF and EF bayonets, or how to choose the best lens for portraits or landscapes. Visit our blog to compare different lens systems and check out our tutorials, such as to the filter guide and for macro photography tips.