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title: "Sirui Aurora 24mm f/1.4"
description: "Wide-angle autofocus prime in a metal body, aimed at sweeping scenes, tight interiors and handheld or gimbal shooting. One review likes its image character but finds it large for a 24mm f/1.4."
brand: "Sirui"
mount: L-Mount
focal_length: 24
aperture: 1.4
angle_of_view: 83
lens_type: "Prime"
lens_category: ["Wide Angle"]
weight: 560
year: 2026
weather_sealed: true
image_stabilization: false
price: 499
focus: "Auto"
filter_size: 62
max_magn: 0.15
close_focus: 0.26
sku: "AU24-L"
diameter: 76
length: 105
date: 2026-11-10
draft: false
author: "Jan Wedekind"
featured_image: /lenses/sirui/sirui-aurora-24mm-f1-4.png
---

Key Take-Aways:

The Sirui Aurora 24mm f/1.4 is a wide-angle prime in an all-metal body with stepping-motor autofocus, which Sirui aims at sweeping scenes, tight interiors and handheld or gimbal shooting. One review likes the metal body, weather resistance, aperture ring and image character, but calls the lens large for a 24mm f/1.4; on an adapted E-mount copy it found autofocus pretty good, though sometimes slow in low light.

From Sirui:

> Joining the Aurora 35mm and 85mm, the new 24mm adds a wider perspective to the series. From sweeping scenes to tight interiors, it brings people and places into frame with a fast F1.4 aperture.
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> A fast F1.4 aperture and all-metal construction come together in this compact prime lens. Excellent optical performance and comfortable handling, whether shooting handheld or on a gimbal.
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> Driven by a stepping motor (STM), the lens provides fast, accurate, and quiet autofocus. When used with a compatible camera, the lens works with the camera’s eye and face detection and subject-tracking AF to help keep moving subjects in focus.

[Official Website](https://store.sirui.com/products/aurora-series-24mm-f1-4-full-frame-autofocus-lens)

Reviews:

* The Phoblographer: [Sirui 24mm f1.4 Aurora Review: Better Than Nikon’s](https://www.thephoblographer.com/2026/11/09/sirui-24mm-f1-4-aurora-review-better-than-nikons/), Chris Gampat, Nov 2026

YouTube:

* (No reviews available when the lens was added.)