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L-mount finally gets a truly tiny lens

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Viltrox's AF 28mm F4.5 Chip has finally landed for L-mount at $99, and at 15mm thick and 60g it is genuinely, absurdly small — the kind of lens that transforms a Panasonic S9 or Sigma BF into something you can actually pocket. The fixed F4.5 aperture is the real trade-off to know going in: you get autofocus and a slide-lever lens cap, but zero aperture control. For L-mount shooters who've been waiting for a pancake option, the wait is over.

Read the full story at dpreview.com
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